Hollywood, Florida·Outdoor arts park and amphitheater

ArtsPark at Young Circle

ArtsPark at Young Circle is a 10-acre outdoor park at US 1 and Hollywood Boulevard in downtown Hollywood, Florida, dedicated in March 2007. Its amphitheater has a 60 by 40 foot stage with lawn seating for 2,500, alongside a playground, splash pad, a lighted walking path and five rare Baobab Trees. It is home to the City of Hollywood Hispanic Heritage Festival, a free, family-friendly celebration with live Latin music, folkloric dance and Latin American cuisine.

Before you go

10-acre outdoor park, downtown Hollywood
Amphitheater seats 2,500 on the lawn
Playground and Splash Pad on site
Five rare Baobab Trees
Free, family-friendly Hispanic Heritage Festival
Latin American food vendors at the festival
Capacity
Amphitheater: 60x40 ft stage, lawn seating for 2,500
Indoor or outdoor
Outdoor: a 10-acre park with an amphitheater, playground and splash pad
Official site
hollywoodfl.org
Next festival here
Hollywood Hispanic Heritage Festival, Oct 10, 2026

Worth knowing before you go

  • The amphitheater stage is 60 by 40 feet, with lawn seating for 2,500.
  • The Playground and Splash Pad are the busiest spots in the park.
  • Five Baobab Trees grow here, one of the few places in the US to see them.
  • The Visual Arts Pavilion has a gallery, glass blowing demos and martial arts classes.
  • The Hispanic Heritage Festival runs 2pm to 8pm and is free to attend.

Festivals here

Venue basics: 10-acre outdoor park, downtown Hollywood · Amphitheater seats 2,500 on the lawn · Playground and Splash Pad on site.

Is it for you

Choose it if

  • You want a free, family-friendly festival with live Latin music and dance.
  • You would like to bring the kids for the Playground and Splash Pad too.

Getting there and parking

ArtsPark at Young Circle sits in a 10-acre circle at US 1 and Hollywood Boulevard in downtown Hollywood, named after the city's founder Joseph Wesley Young and dedicated in March 2007.

Accessibility

We don't yet have confirmed information about accessibility at ArtsPark. The venue's own pages are the place to check: hollywoodfl.org.

Camping

We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at ArtsPark. The venue's own pages are the place to check: hollywoodfl.org.

Food, water and what you can bring

Festival-specific · City of Hollywood Hispanic Heritage FestivalFood vendors serve pre-prepared Latin American cuisine alongside a marketplace of merchant and informational vendors.

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From the venue · Sep 21, 2026

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Quick answers

How big is ArtsPark at Young Circle?

It is a 10-acre park at US 1 and Hollywood Boulevard in downtown Hollywood, dedicated in March 2007.

How many people does the amphitheater hold?

The stage is 60 by 40 feet, with lawn seating for 2,500 guests.

Is there anything for kids at ArtsPark?

Yes. The Playground and Splash Pad are the busiest attractions, and the Visual Arts Pavilion offers a gallery, glass blowing demos and martial arts classes.

What is unusual about the trees at ArtsPark?

Five Baobab Trees grow here, among the widest tree species in the world and rare to see in the United States.

Is the Hispanic Heritage Festival free?

Yes. It is a free, family-friendly event from 2pm to 8pm on Saturday, October 10.

What food is available at the Hispanic Heritage Festival?

Food vendors serve pre-prepared Latin American cuisine, alongside a marketplace of merchant and informational vendors.

A little history

The festival takes place at ArtsPark at Young Circle on Saturday, October 10, from 2pm to 8pm, as a free, family-friendly celebration with live Latin music, folkloric dance, an art and cultural village, youth showcases, and a marketplace of Hispanic-owned businesses and Latin American cuisine.