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Coconut Creek Butterfly Festival

Annual Butterfly Festival

Parking and More Information

The Festival will be held at Sabal Pines Park, located at 5005 NW 39 Avenue, Coconut Creek. However, due to the expected number of attendees, no public parking will be available at Sabal Pines Park.

Parking will be available at the Butterfly Parking Lot, across from the Seminole Casino, 5550 NW 40th Street.  Shuttles will run to and from the Butterfly Lot and the Butterfly Festival between 12:45 PM and 9:30 PM. 
Handicap Parking will be available at Winston Park Elementary, 4000 Winston Park Boulevard.

Bike Valet

First 100 bikes will receive a FREE bike light! We encourage residents who live near to Sabal Pines Park to walk or cycle to the event. We will have a free Bike Valet station available for our guests.

Take Part in the Business Expo!

The 2022 Butterfly Festival Business Expo is now accepting vendors! Do not miss the opportunity to showcase your business to thousands of South Florida residents. Space is limited, please reserve your space today by contacting our Business Expo team at 954-545-6698 or at HHughes@coconutcreek.net

Sponsorship Opportunities

The City of Coconut Creek is looking for partners to help sponsor our Annual Butterfly Festival. There are many ways you can benefit from being a sponsor. In addition, there are many reasons for us to partner with you.

We want to partner with you

  • You are a stakeholder in the culture, environment and success of Coconut Creek.
  • We are more effective at generating the enthusiasm and support necessary for a thriving City with your participation.
  • You have goods and services to share with Coconut Creek residents and they benefit from your participation.

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