Second Annual One Hallandale Family Fun Field Day

The event features a robust Resource Fair, entertainment, field games, prizes, food and much more on April 5th, 2025 at 10:00 a.m., in Hallandale Beach at O.B. Johnson Park 1000 Northwest 8th Avenue, Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009, the event is free.

PAL runs throughout the year, offering sports and activities that children can choose from each month, such as baseball, basketball, cheerleading, football, soccer, track and field, volleyball and much more.

During this event, the Healthy Futures Initiative program will address the impact of health and wellness in our communities as well as promote positive community interactions through a collective community care project. Our focus is on health, unity, activity and resilience. Last year, our event had over 2,000 attendees, reached over 4,000 residents and we served over 500 families with the onsite Resource Fair. We also had the opportunity to provide trees to residents through our Green Initiative. Our online community continued to enjoy our Resource Fair vendors beyond the event. We are expecting an increase in our in-person attendees and community. The community has expressed the need for this event due to its positive impact.

Hallandale Beach is home to students and families in Hallandale Beach and the surrounding cities such as Hollywood Beach, West Park, Miramar and Dania Beach. Providing resources, actionable objectives and achieving measurable outcomes as it relates to decreasing violence, raising substance awareness and engaging in community programs.

One City At A Time Initiative presents 2nd Annual One Hallandale Family Fun Field Day: Saturday, April 5th 2025 at 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. at O.B. Johnson Park, 1000 Northwest 8th Avenue, Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009. The event is part of PAL of Hallandale Beach’s Healthy Futures Initiative. The day is filled with activities from field games, a resource fair that is geared toward improving quality of life, prizes that range from TVs to a free night out, free food for the first 500 people, bounce houses for the kids and more. Our presenting sponsor is One City At A Time Initiative by Memorial Healthcare System; other sponsors include City of Hallandale Beach, Mayor Joy Cooper, Hallandale Beach Police Department, Family Stability Program | United Way of Broward County, WellCare and Chick-fil-A to name a few. The day will feature performances by recording artist Vontaii, West Express Ladies Flag Football League, recognition for stand-out student athlete Teriyah McFadden, a flag football tournament with Hallandale Beach Police Department vs. our PAL of Hallandale Beach coaches and a host of other activities.

Entrance is free but registration is required to be entered in the raffles to win prizes at: www.hallandalebeachpal.com here you will find more information on the event as well as more information on Pal of Hallandale Beach.

About Police Athletic League of Hallandale Beach

Police Athletic League (PAL) is a national organization that police departments in different cities across the country implement to foster a greater connection between Law Enforcement, cities and communities through recreational sports. Currently, PAL of Hallandale Beach hosts more than a dozen seasons between 8 sports. At any given time, at least three sports are actively playing. The teams travel throughout South Florida for games and are always accompanied by Hallandale Beach Police officers. PAL has 4 facilities where sports and activities are operated from.

“Sports teach you everything about teamwork, winning and overcoming adversity,” he said. “We just feel it’s a big part of growing up, as well as becoming a productive citizen.” PAL Coordinator Jonathan Carrillo.

Peter Bluesten Park features an artificial turf soccer field, three baseball fields, stage, playground, tennis, basketball, Bankshot basketball, racquetball and support buildings.

O. B. Johnson Park is the home site for Youth Football and Cheerleading practices. The State-Of-The-Art gymnasium also houses our basketball and volleyball programs. Its many classrooms are home to our after-school Sports Academy.

MLK Jr. Dream Center is where we host our activities ranging from painting to reading in our library. Camps and other activities are also offered here at different times of the year.

Hallandale High School is the home to our Nationally recognized Track and Field program. In addition, HBPAL plays all of its football games here.

For more information, sponsorships, vendors or press contact Eve Paul at: (754) 244-8539. Or email: eventswithmayorcooper@gmail.com.

To register and for more information, visit: www.hallandalebeachpal.com