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Anniversary Park
1945 Hollywood Boulevard
This small downtown park sits in the heart of Hollywood's business district. A passive park with trees, shrubs, unique playground equipment and a stage. It's a setting for weekend and holiday events and a favorite for brown bag lunches.

ArtsPark at Young Circle
1 Young Circle
Located on Young Circle, the ArtsPark celebratedamid-March opening with concerts, a laser show, the unveiling of the Romero Britto sculpture and Japanese artist Ritsuko Taho’s creative water anddream wave sculpturesand events at the sacred Baobabtree. The public has rediscovered this regional park and is enjoying evening concerts, the interactive play area and special events which are now being programmedby the City of Hollywood, Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts and the CRA Downtown District . This project is funded in part by Broward County through the Broward County Board of County Commission-ers with proceeds from the 2000 Broward County Safe Parks and Land Preservation Bond Issue.

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ArtsPark Visual Arts Building
1 Young Circle

Eppelman Park
701 Tyler Street
A park on the Intracoastal Waterway with picnic shelter, park benches, playground equipment.

Fred Lippman Multi-Purpose Center
2030 Polk Street - (954) 921-3408
This adult/senior center is located adjacent to the Downtown arts & entertainment district. Activities include special interest clubs; art and craft programs; educational classes and adult/senior field trips. Card Room is available when not in use by scheduled clubs and groups. The facility includes a large auditorium with stage available for rental. Call for any information on programs, events and rental opportunities.

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Harbor Island Park
Washington St. & Three Islands Blvd

Holland Park
801 Johnson Street
A delightful Intracoastal-front park with boat ramps,
two pavilions, picnic facilities, bicycle path, nature trails, a waterfront overlook, and a waterfront observation tower.

Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center
1301 S. Ocean Drive - (954) 921-3600

Located on south A1A, this beachfront facility provides classes, events, activities and meeting rooms for the community. In addition, the facility which has a large auditorium with stage is available for weekend rentals for weddings, banquets, receptions and other functions. Classes include the F.A.U. Lifelong Learning series; cultural lectures; computer and exercise. Social events include dinner dances. The center is home to the Science, Education & Adventure S.E.A. Camp.

A reading center operated by the Broward Public Library System is open Monday – Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm

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Hollywood Parks, Recreation & Cultural Arts Administrative Offices
1405 S 28th Avenue -(954) 921 - 3404

Jefferson Park
1501 Jefferson Street
Nestled in the Hollywood Lakes Section's south area, the facility has four lighted tennis courts, paddleball courts, two basketball courts, 2 bocce courts, a small recreation center, playground equipment, and a baseball/softball field.

Joe DiMaggio Park
1001 Three Island Boulevard

John B. Kooser Memorial Park & Exercise Trail
1401 Polk Street
This quiet neighborhood park sits next to Hollywood Beach Golf and Country Club among the shade of large live oak trees offering a recently resurfaced playground.

Lincoln Park
2340 Lincoln Street
This active neighborhood park has a lighted basketball court, bocce courts, a ballfield, a racquetball court, two shuffleboard courts, a playground and a restroom.

McNicol Recreation Center
1411 S 28th Avenue - (954) 921-3511
Opened in Fall of 2006, this center offers an after-school program for children ages 5-12 with homework assistance; indoor and outdoor activities; arts & crafts. Outdoor facilities include track and field and a baseball diamond.

Hours of operation are 2:00pm – 6:00pm, Monday – Friday.

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Poinciana Neighborhood Park & Poinciana Dog Park
1301 South 21st Avenue

Known throughout the City by dog owners, Poinciana provides a location to stretch a pet's legs as well as a pleasant spot for two-legged visitors to enjoy a walking path, playground, shoot hoops or enjoy a picnic. It also has beautiful poinciana trees.

Sailor’s Point
921 N. Northlake Drive
This pleasant site offers two ramp/launch pads into North lake for the launching of Sunfish sailboats. The site is also home of the Gulfstream Sailing Club.