Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Art museum in downtown Hollywood, Florida, US

The Art and Culture Center occupies a Mediterranean Revival mansion featuring gallery spaces that display contemporary art exhibitions. The building also serves as a venue for stage performances and art-related activities throughout the year.

Founded in 1975 in a small community space on 1301 S. Drive in Hollywood Beach, the center moved in 1992 to the renovated Kagey Home, built in 1924. In 1999 it took over management of the 500-seat Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center downtown. It is the third oldest arts nonprofit in Broward County.

The center presents contemporary art exhibitions and stage performances that reflect the artistic diversity of South Florida. These programs draw visitors interested in engaging with current artistic practices and local creators.

The main campus sits in the ArtsPark at Young Circle, with galleries, a theater and education rooms; Cinema Paradiso, the center's art-house cinema, is in a separate downtown location. Check the center's listings before visiting, since exhibition and film times differ between the two sites.

Members receive free access to over 1300 cultural institutions across North America through the North American Reciprocal Museums program. This membership opens opportunities to explore related art venues across the continent.