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Media Advisory: May 4, 2026 |
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MA #05 01 26
Contact:
Alia Wilson, Deputy PIO
408-731-0716
awilson@sunnyvale.ca.gov
SUNNYVALE CELEBRATES
GRAND REOPENING OF COMMUNITY CENTER GROUNDS
AFTER $14 MILLION TRANSFORMATION
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Thursday, May 21, 10 a.m. start time.
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Sunnyvale Community Center, 550 E. Remington Drive
Enter by the Performing Arts and Creative Arts centers via Michelangelo Drive. The event will take place in the upper plaza by the fountain.
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You are invited to attend the City of Sunnyvale’s Community Center Grounds Reopening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, highlighting the recently renovated 2-acre park space and facilities.
New features include:
- New playground and picnic areas
- Game area, including ping pong and cornhole
- Amphitheater-style seating area
- Redesigned pond and fountain
- Renovated walking paths and a berm trail
- A brand-new restroom facility
- Public Wi-Fi access across common areas
- Energy-efficient lighting throughout the grounds
- Refreshed landscaping with water-saving irrigation
- Sustainable recycled plastic park furniture
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The event will feature remarks from Mayor Larry Klein and Interim Director of Public Works Ramana Chinnakotla. Light refreshments will be provided.
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Visit the City’s project page for background information.
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About the City of Sunnyvale - Sunnyvale is the heart of Silicon Valley. With a population of 159,673, Sunnyvale is the seventh-largest city in the Bay Area. We’re a center of technology and innovation, but also a town of quiet family neighborhoods, strong schools and a diverse community of people. The city has 27 parks; facilities for golf, tennis and swimming; a library; and an arts complex. Sunnyvale’s downtown is home to a variety of local eateries and merchants, and hosts frequent art festivals, concerts and a year-round farmers’ market. Sunnyvale has over 11,000 businesses that provide a rich mixture of goods and services, including many icons in tech, manufacturing, retail and research and development.
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