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One department books almost everything the city runs for residents, from toddler swim to adult tennis.
- Phone
- (561) 393-7810
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The public places you can go — parks and beaches, the libraries, the museums and the nature centre. Each one says who runs it and when we last checked the details.
One department books almost everything the city runs for residents, from toddler swim to adult tennis.
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A rentable hall and programme space just east of Crawford Boulevard.
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The city’s largest recreation complex, with a theatre, a science playground and a carousel.
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Pool and courts off St Andrews Boulevard, run by the city rather than by a club.
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Coastal hammock, boardwalk and sea-turtle tanks on A1A. The city runs it; admission works by donation.
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Guarded beach with a reef close enough in to snorkel from the sand. Paid parking.
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The big shaded beach park at the north end of the city, with tunnels under A1A to the sand.
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The southern city beach access, with a pavilion above the dune line.
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The older of the city’s two branches, a short walk from City Hall.
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The north branch, off Spanish River Boulevard, with the same borrowing rights as downtown.
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The desk to call about your own borrowing rather than about the building.
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