Admission is free. A time capsule, a bronze cylinder designed by Miami artist Frieda Tschumy, contains mementos of outstanding Florida women, including writings from environmental activist and author Marjory Stoneman Douglas, African-American author Zora Neale Hurston and Cuban anthropologist Lydia Cabrera. A coral rock monument at the entrance to the park marks the spot where the time capsule is buried. Burial of the time capsule at The Women's Park, December 2, 1992. The History Gallery's memorial brick terrace will offer members of the community an opportunity to honor significant women in their lives by purchasing memorial bricks and benches.
All purchases are tax deductible.
The Women's Park with its scenic lake, spacious picnic pavilion, and nearby playground is a popular site for group picnics and family parties.