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What this does

Residents can access public recreational facilities, rent pavilion space for private events, and enroll children in the G.E.M. summer arts program at this specific location.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Miami-Dade County residents

Residents have access to the park's amenities, rental facilities, and educational programming.

Parents of girls ages 6-14

Parents may enroll their children in the G.E.M. summer arts and leadership camp held at the park.

What changed

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Summary

The Women's Park is a 15-acre public park in Miami-Dade County dedicated to honoring women's contributions to the community. It features a history gallery, playground, walking paths, and hosts various educational and arts programs for residents.

Key Facts

  • The Women's Park opened in 1992 as the first park in the nation dedicated to women.
  • The park spans 15 acres and includes a lake, walking path, playground, picnic pavilion, and a history gallery.
  • The picnic pavilion is available for private event rentals, though it lacks electricity and water hookups.
  • The Girls Empowerment and Mentoring (G.E.M.) Summer Arts and Leadership Program is a six-week camp for girls ages 6-14.
  • The park offers adult classes, including Tai-Chi, with schedules available by phone.
  • A time capsule buried in 1992 was unveiled on March 22, 2023.
  • Park office hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • General park hours are sunrise to sunset.
  • The park is located at 10251 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33174.
  • The park office can be reached at 305-480-1717.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I rent the pavilion for a private event?
Yes, you can rent the picnic pavilion, but please be aware that it does not have electricity or water hookups.
How do I sign up for park activities or classes?
You can sign up for activities, register for events, and pay fees through the ParkLink website.
What is the G.E.M. program?
The Girls Empowerment and Mentoring (G.E.M.) Summer Arts and Leadership Program is a six-week camp for girls ages 6-14 focused on arts and leadership development.

Why It Matters

Residents can access public recreational facilities, rent pavilion space for private events, and enroll children in the G.E.M. summer arts program at this specific location.

News Coverage

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Lobbying Activity

CHRISTINA WARDEN

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CHRISTINA WARDEN

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CHRISTINA WARDEN

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CHRISTINA WARDEN

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DANIELLE CASSEL

on behalf of PRIMO CENTER FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN

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on behalf of FEDERATION OF WOMEN CONTRACTORS

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on behalf of FEDERATION OF WOMEN CONTRACTORS

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on behalf of WOMEN CONSTRUCTION OWNERS

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Discoveries

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temporal pattern100% confidence

Long-term Program Continuity

The G.E.M. summer camp has been operating for 17 years, indicating a stable, long-running community program.

Connected Entities

location275 NW 2nd Street, Miami, FL 33128Address of the Hickman Building.Map →
organizationMiami-Dade County Department of Cultural AffairsPartnered on the Gates and Fences Project.Map →
location10251 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33174Physical address of The Women's Park.Map →
personLydia RubioArtist who created the Gates and Fences Project.Map →
personRoxcy O'Neal BoltonFounder and visionary behind the park and the Women's History Gallery.Map →
personChristina WhiteDirector of Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces.Map →

Sources

Open source document

www.miamidade.gov

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  • Controversy0
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  • Entertainment5
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