EXPO Center is a recreation facility built on the site of the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics Swim Stadium, offering affordable programs for youth ages 3-17 in a safe, nurturing environment. Youth can participate in afterschool enrichment clubs with homework assistance, arts and crafts, sports, and computer technology activities, as well as seasonal day camps with swimming and themed activities. The center features specialized programs including Teen Leadership, Youth Job Corps, Computer Clubhouse Network, aquatics programs, martial arts, and various sports in state-of-the-art facilities. EXPO Center provides free Learn to Swim programs and diverse recreational opportunities that promote physical fitness, academic support, technological skills, and leadership development for young people.
Vermont Square Park
The park features sports facilities, playgrounds, and organized recreational programs that promote physical activity and healthy lifestyles. Youth can participate in sports leagues, summer camps, and after-school programs that build teamwork and leadership skills.
Exposition Park Rose Garden
The Exposition Park Rose Garden is a historic sunken garden featuring over 15,000 rose bushes and more than 200 varieties of roses. This peaceful outdoor space provides the community with opportunities to connect with nature, learn about horticulture and environmental stewardship, and enjoy outdoor recreation.
Vernon – Leon H. Washington Jr. Memorial Branch Library
The Vernon – Leon H. Washington Jr. Memorial Branch Library offers homework help, tutoring programs, STEM activities, and creative workshops.Youth can access free computers, WiFi, educational resources, and participate in reading programs, storytelling sessions, and cultural events.
Fred Roberts Recreation Center
Fred Roberts Recreation Center offers a variety of programs and activities for youth. The center provides sports leagues, after-school programs, arts and crafts, fitness classes, and summer camp opportunities. Youth can participate in basketball, soccer, and other recreational activities.
Mary M. Bethune Park
A vibrant community hub with diverse recreation, featuring one of LA County’s first skate parks, sports fields for baseball, soccer, and basketball, a pool, playgrounds, and picnic areas, all dedicated to serving its South LA community with organized youth programs and cultural events in honor of the civil rights leader.
Gilbert W. Lindsay Recreation Center
Family-friendly local recreational center, featuring fields for baseball and soccer matches.
ASCOT
A community hub offering books, e-media, computer access, and programs for all ages, focusing on literacy, learning, and cultural enrichment
Green Meadows Recreation Center
Green Meadows Recreation Center offers a wide range of youth programs including sports, arts and crafts, and educational activities. The center provides after-school programs, summer camps, and recreational leagues that promote physical fitness, teamwork, and personal development. Youth can participate in basketball, football, tutoring programs, and creative workshops in a supervised, structured environment.
Magic Johnson Park
Recreation park, over 100 acre recreation free area

