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  Experience the ArtsPark... Where Music, Art, and People Meet.
The ArtsPark at Young Circle is located in a 10-acre traffic circle in Downtown Hollywood. Dedicated in March 2007, the ArtsPark offers residents and visitors a wide array of visual and performing arts themed educational, recreational, and entertainment activities for all ages. Millennium Springs, created by Japanese artist Ritsuko Taho, is an imaginative water feature and environmental sculpture that interprets the life energy of a Baobab tree along with the dreams of the City's founder. Fulfilling the dreams of many youngsters, the children's play area, its innovative equipment, and an interactive water fountain are consistently the busiest attraction at the ArtsPark. Young and not so young visitors are also amused and inspired by Romero Britto's Butterfly sculpture located nearby. A typical week's program of activities can include demonstrations offered by working artists in the Visual Arts Pavilion where glass blowing, jewelry making, and sculpturing take place. The ArtsPark also offers fitness and art classes, outstanding art can be viewed in the exhibition gallery. The final phase of ArtsPark an outdoor amphitheater is scheduled to be completed in early 2011. The Meadow and The Grove offer traditional park settings and programming. The ArtsPark welcomes buskers (street performers) and vendors of high quality, hand-made art as late afternoon turns to evening on most days. Click the link to learn about becoming a Busker or Vendor. Portions of the ArtsPark and its facilities are available for rent. The Rate Sheet describes the facilities and fees with more information available from the ArtsPark office. Learn more about the ArtsPark's award-winning design by downloading a self-guided walking tour.
Funding for the ArtsPark at Young Circle was funded in part by the City of Hollywood and Broward County through the Broward Country Board of County Commissioners with proceeds from the 2000 Broward County Safe Parks and Land Preservation Bond Issue.
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