Guest speaker - Stacy Adams, HHS Board Member For more information call 954.923.5590 or email us at HollywoodFLhistory@att.net

Chill returns to the ArtsPark on Thanksgiving Weekend. Chill is an upscale, sophisticated Caribbean dance party featuring popular DJ's as well as premium open bar, food and beverages. Admission $55 in advance, $60 at the door. For tickets and information visit iLoveChiLL.com

Stop by the ArtsPark at Young Circle on Monday night. Bring the family. Enjoy the fresh air and have a picnic. Pick and choose from 20+ different trucks. Visit http://burgerbeast.com/arts-park/ for list of trucks.

Enjoy family fun with a DJ & bounce houses and more. Local 10 (WPLG) viewers recently ranked Funtastic Friday # 8 on their "Top 10 Places to Take the Kids" in South Florida list.

The Hollywood Lions Club has collected 500 pounds of plastic as apart of their "Hollywood Lions Club Recycle Challenge". They are now about to install a new bench made out of plastic in Lions Park in Hollywood. Join them as they celebrate this milestone accomplishment at a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Saturday, December 7th at 9:00 a.m. at Lions Park, 3003 Hollywood Boulevard. After the ceremony, stay to help delitter both Lions Park and nearby Stand Goldman Park. Free parking available at the Jaycee Hall, 2930 Hollywood Boulevard.

The Candy Cane Parade on Hollywood Beach is one of the longest running holiday parades in the country. It started back in the mid-1950’s by a group of Hollywood merchants as a way to draw patrons to their shops and businesses. Today it features dozens of lighted floats and vehicles with parade participants tossing out candy canes and starlight mints all along the parade route to the thousands of spectators who line the Broadwalk. The parade begins at 7:00 p.m. on the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk at Scott Street and heads south to Harrison Street. Complimentary bleacher seating will be available at various locations along the parade route from Garfield Street Polk Street. Parade emcees will be stationed at Charnow Park at Garfield Street and at the Hollywood Beach Theatre at Johnson Street.