When the 20 acre Vizcaya Park opened in June of 2012, it had the first building in the city…read morecertified as a Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) "green" building. The 7,500 square foot community center has a computer lab, game room, and community room. The community center offers a variety of classes and programs, including after school programs, summer camps, educational programs and recreational classes such as dance, karate, drama and chess. The rooms are also available for residents to rent for birthday parties, baby showers, and other activities. In addition to a welcoming community center, the park has many other amenities that will appeal to a wide range of people, These include two full sized basketball courts, a soccer/football field, covered playground, four picnic pavilions with BBQ grills, walking trail, and splash pad. I found Vizcaya Park to be well-maintained, with clean facilities and well-kept grounds. It was designed to be a true community park, bringing people together for leisure, celebrations, play, and classes. Whether you're looking to host an event, enjoy outdoor sports, or spend time with family, Vizcaya Park provides is a great recreational resource for the Vizcaya neighborhood of Miramar.

A big open space right down the end of a one way street. It is a big open space of a park. Thery…read morehad a few cabanas, big fields and a kids play area. Not a park I would visit again to be honest.

I've been coming to this park for years to get a cardio walk…read more It has a Great walking or running path that's along the open grassy field. Along the path you can find exercise stops. Sometimes certain weekends or evenings you will see the kids are paying the soccer or football leagues or even practicing on the empty fields. Usually you can find easy parking to your desired area unless there's a big sports tournament. ( happened to me once) The park has a community center, shaded play area for the kids, score board, basketball court, tennis court, few picnic tables around the kiddy play area, vending machines and clean restroom. Shaded stands and trees for parents and guest to sit and watch the games. The park is well kept... grass is cut and workers are always seen keeping the area tidy. Few tress in the park are dedicated to the passing of some loved ones. So that makes it special to me. Oh I just remembered that they have a hall that you can rent for special events. I attended a birthday event there once and the room was clean and spacious. It did not smell stuffy and old. So that's a plus.

I came here invited for the celebration of the Veterans American Legion group. I was happy to be…read morepart of an event that celebrates our veterans. This park has lots of parking. The community hall is big and has large windows that let the light in to brighten the room. The women's restroom has multiple stalls and was clean and stocked. I know this is the park where soccer is played but have yet to do that and will have to investigate further on my next visit.

This is a really neat little park nestled on the outskirts of Miami Lakes, close to Royal Oaks…read more This is the only park I like to bring my daughter to. I mainly come here for the playground because it's well kept and has tons of shade. Plus it has that foam floor so your kids can run around without you worrying if they're going to fall down and get hurt (or eat sand - either or!). Not only do they have a great playground area, but they also have a huge shelter that can be rented out for events. I've actually used this location on several occassions for 5th grade picnics and it's always a wonderful time. Besides the shelter and the huge open field adjacent to it, there's an area that's set up with a running trail. What's cool is that every few yards there are little stations set up with exercises that are meant for you to work into your run. A street with big shady oak trees runs alongside the park, making it a nice view overall. Most importantly, for me, is that this park is never packed and the people that come here are decent. Whether they're here to workout or spend time with their kids, everyone minds their own business. Plus, there's no fee to get in. Love this park!

came to this location to do early voting. The park is really clean and big, beautiful to bring your…read morekids and have a play day or even a picnic. I would love to come here and play soccer. It's in a nice area/ neighborhood.

I love that Miramar has an extensive collection of cultural events that they put on. I went here…read morefor an artist meet and greet and it was truly amazing. The art was beautiful and the panel discussion was enlightening. I enjoyed the notes and beverages, just the right personal touch from the wait staff to make you feel warm and welcoming.

So many great shows and expos are held here and the setting is actually really nice! It's located…read morein the same plaza as Miramar city hall and it has its own parking garage and a nice courtyard in the center. It's clean and the staff have always been friendly and knowledgeable. If an event is being held here you'll surely have a great time!

The Miramar Branch Library is a sanctuary for book lovers and an institute of learning. Nestled in…read morea quiet corner of Miramar along a lake, this picturesque library is a haven for knowledge seekers. The Miramar Branch Library was born from a partnership between the City of Miramar, Broward County, Broward College, and Nova Southeastern University. It was conceived as a place in the Town Center where people could be educated and participate in a variety of programs. The library was completed in 2008 on a 4 acre parcel of land deeded by the City of Miramar. The ambiance of the library is welcoming and conducive to a peaceful reading and studying environment. The first floor library boasts a spacious and well-organized layout, making it easy to navigate through the extensive collection of books. The shelves are neatly arranged, and the variety of genres available caters to a diverse range of interests. The library collection includes 100,000 items. There is a multipurpose room that can host 100 people, tutoring rooms, study rooms, a conference room, 100 computer stations, wireless hot spots, a storytelling and program room, drive up book return, space for Friends of the Library, and public art by Robert Calvo. The second floor is used by Broward College and the third floor belongs to Nova Southeastern University. The librarians are knowledgeable, approachable, and always willing to assist patrons in finding the right book or resource. Their passion for literature and commitment to promoting a love for reading is evident in their interactions. The Miramar Branch Library offers a plethora of resources beyond books, including a computer section with high-speed internet access, making it an excellent place for research and study. The comfortable seating areas provide a quiet space for reading or working on personal projects. One aspect that particularly impressed me was the library's commitment to community engagement. They regularly host events, book clubs, and educational programs for all age groups. These initiatives foster a sense of community and intellectual growth among the library's patrons. The Miramar Branch Library has adapted well to the digital age, offering e-books and online resources alongside its traditional collection. This forward-thinking approach ensures that patrons have access to a wealth of information in various formats. I love how this library fosters a love for literature, a commitment to education, and welcoming atmosphere making it a standout destination for bibliophiles and learners alike. I highly recommend a visit to this library for anyone seeking a quiet place to read, study, or simply immerse themselves in the world of knowledge.

I've taken my daughter to this library when she was in school to get information for school…read moreprojects. When she learned about a certain bookstore, she ditched the library in favor of creating her own library . We have 3 large bookcases full of books that we purchased for her throughout her years. When she asked for a fourth bookcase, we had to consider retirement and told her to feed her need for books through the help of a library. So, here we are. Book card in hand and a new adventure. This library has everything.

Ghandi Square is a half acre located in Falcon Lea Park across from the Community Center. It was…read morededicated on October 2, 2012 in a ceremony attended by Former President of India, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam and Davie Mayor Judy Paul. The statue of Mahatma Ghandi is 7 feet tall and weighs 800 pounds. Colored step stones leading to the statue represent the steps Gandhi took in his lifetime struggle to achieve freedom to his people. The statue of Ghandi was sculpted by Matt Glenn of Big Statues, Provo, Utah in cooperation with Sculptor's Guild. They both contributed toward the cost of the statue. The rest of the $50,000 statue was paid for by The Kerala Samajam of South Florida, a local Indian cultural group. They were also able to have the name of the road that runs past the statue changed to honor Ghandi. Mahatma Ghandi was an Indian activist famous for teaching non violent resistance. He advicated for equality for all people, Ghandi was an inspiration to Dr. Martin Luther King during the American Civil Rights movement and former South Africa President Nelson Mandela during apartheid. Ghandi led the Indian people to freedom from the British empire by using civil disobedience. He was assassinated on January 30, 1948 by a Hindu extremist who objected to his tolerance for Muslims. On August 15, 2021, India celebrated its 75th Independence Day from British rule. I loved discovering this tribute to one of the most influential men in history.

This is an amazing place to help folks through any issues they may be experiencing. They're able…read moreto meet any schedule you may have as well as offer differ counseling options. My family member raves about this place and their very appreciative of all they help and guidance they've been able to provide.

I wish I could give zero stars! I would strongly caution…read moreanyone considering working with Galina/P3 based on my experience. I paid $6,000 for maternity care and only attended three appointments before deciding to transfer to another provider. After leaving, I requested a refund minus the cost of the care I actually received, which I felt was a reasonable request. Initially, I was offered only a $1,000 refund, which I did not feel reflected the limited services that were provided. After nearly two years of back-and-forth communication trying to resolve the situation, Galina eventually agreed to refund $3,000. However, despite that agreement, the refund was never actually provided. Over the course of this process I repeatedly followed up politely by email asking for updates or a timeline, but the situation was never resolved. Meanwhile, I had to seek care elsewhere and even pay out of pocket for emergency care through another provider. This entire experience has been extremely frustrating. I paid $6,000 and after months of trying to resolve things respectfully, I was left without the agreed refund and with very little care provided.