Nice little park to sit and contemplate life, have a quick quiet lunch and enjoy the pleasant Indian summer weather. Lots of trees for shade and bench seating. Neat and clean as well. I was please that a small Park in a residential community is being well taken care of.

Visited the park for the Juneteenth 2019 festival. It was a decent size and had ample play room for children. I cannot comment on the cleanliness because with a festival brings garbage, but I can say that it is Im an ample location (heart of the community), very accessible with plenty of parking.

Nice park. A shame the bathroom isnt open. Lotsa people peeing on the ground.

The park is great, doesnt have swings which make no sense to me.

Ok place to take the kids lots of different events during summer... Historic park and very important place to the west philly community

Great little park full of interesting ppl.

Clean, and good lighting .Great gazebo nice touch . Also with great lighting. Cant forget clean bathroom. Thanks !

Great playground, and community gathering place.avoid if alone at night.

Great park in the heart of west philly offers a place to active the imagination on a brief walk

Beautiful park with great facilities, I dont have kids but the playground looks dope if you do bathrooms that while not Immaculate are certainly clean for Park standards. And theres a ton of great food in the area if you want to picnic.

A nice quite park. Open field.

Its was great such a nice family spot to really fulfill and wide range of creative ideas/ events

Cool place, one of my stops whiling cycling

It was nice, nice place for kids to play and have fun, adults can seat and watch the children .it have planty of benches available.trees quiet.

Its safe and always clean

A lot of good black l-focused events

Places to sit, spacious, good location for children to run around

It was a great day and Celebration of AFRIKA LIBERATION turned out Beautiful.

It was so live out there yesterday people all over no beef. Most fyn Ive had in a min.

Pizza cross da skreet. Sometimes people dance here

It was my refuge during lockdown when I needed socially distanced fresh air and sunshine.

The Covid 19 makes every experience at best 3 stars

Cool place to relax on a hot summer afternoon.

One of my favorite places to calm my nerves

Its relaxing good music and friendly free give aways ect. children and pet friendly nice Park

Nice place but could use a clean up and more tables with benches as long as they dont dip in the ground and creating ponds around them..yuck

Malcolm X Park is literally one of my favorite places in the entire city. A beautiful oasis on the 52nd St corridor. Myself along with a team of dedicated men and women host a HUGE Malcolm X Day celebration there every year on the anniversary of his birth. So much value and history in the area surrounding the park. This place is one of the reasons I LOVE Philly!

As parks go, it was nice. I didnt see any garbage on the ground, but then again there was a festival going on.

Events frequently happen here and theres plenty of space for the kids and the adults.

The revolution will not be televised!Great space for protesters, spectators & speakers

Nice wide open area

Its a really nice place and they have very good events however there is still some drug usage there

Its a great park, usually a clean. Great place to take the children.

A Place Of Recreation and Peace Plus It Is Fun For The Kids

Well within range of some fine black-owned business. Community yoga here, too.

Its usually a peaceful break to urban life, but for Juneteenth it was the heartbeat of the celebration.

Its needs some TLC but its still a great park.

#LivinMyBestLife #DareToDreamAs we celebrated the birth of Malcolm X on Sunday, May 19, 2019 I had the pleasure of filming an interview with Black Panther Party Cubs Chairman Fred Hampton, son of Fred Hampton Sr. and Founder and General of the Official Million Woman March MWM20 ~ Universal Movements Empress Chi on my platform The elements media networks GLOBAL UNION NEWS CHANNEL: GLOBAL NEWS FROM PEOPLE IN THE FIELD!We are not a prison activist organization. We are a revolutionary organization. -Chairman Fred Hampton, Jr, the son of assassinated Black Panther Deputy Chairman Fred Hampton Sr. and Comrade Mother Akua Njeri - is the founder of the Prisoners Of Conscience Committee. Chairman Fred Jr. is an active community organizer and is currently President and Chairman of the Prisoners of Conscience Committee (POCC/BPPC).“The first piece of steel I felt when I was a baby wasn’t a doctor’s stethoscope,” Fred Hampton Jr. shares with ESSENCE. “It was a Chicago police officer’s revolver as he pressed it against my mother’s pregnant belly.”While Hampton Jr. was born into the fight for Black liberation, his father died from it. The Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Illinois State Attorney’s Office, and the Chicago Police Department succeeded in their mission to kill Fred Hampton. A rising star in the Black Panther Party, Hampton’s charismatic leadership and calls for economic justice and revolution across racial lines made him the target of a state-sponsored assassination.By 1969, Fred Hampton had stepped up in the Party’s leadership while Huey Newton, the Party’s co-founder, was imprisoned. The ‘Free Huey’ campaign was galvanizing activists around the globe. Martin Luther King’s assassination a year prior devastated Black Americans and helped radicalize an increasingly militant message against capitalism and racism.It was this growing popular resentment against economic inequality — and black leaders like King and Hampton that could effectively organize the masses to fight this inequality — that frightened government officials at every level. And Fred Hampton was a brilliant organizer. - BY MALAIKA JABALIOfficial Million Woman March MWM20 (BIS) BROTHERS IN SUPPORT of MWM20 Official Million Woman March MWM20 Georgia Official Million Woman March MWM20 Minnesota Official Million Woman March MWM20 California Official Million Woman March MWM20 Michigan Official Million Woman March MWM20 New York Official Million Woman March MWM20 Ohio9

Lots of families there, clean environment. Plenty of spaces and park benches. Will return in the future

Its a great neighborhood park.

Beautiful and open. Site of Jawnteenth celebration

Its a big park to bring ur children to play

Great place to hang or have a party!

Peaceful. and the weather was great

A very nice park

Great place for a Sunday afternoon drama presentation. Pavillion in the middle of the park makes a wonderful stage. Park is located on a Septa line. On-street parking all around the area. New playground area. Lots of new benches as well as space for portable chairs.

It was a great day no complaints

The YMCA West Phila. Branch had a picnic @ Malcolm X Park on Wednesday, the 26th of June. We all had a great time, great food, dancing and we also had a visit from the 18th District Police Dept. Fun was had by all.

Quietly eating my seafood with my vision coach.

I was pleased with the short time I spent in the park....Jazz Thursday, kids playing, chess games going.... good relaxing atmosphere

It is what you make. Lot of local folks hanging out but they were cool. Excuse the bad language and enjoy the space.

The park has potential. Nice green spaces and childrens area. Trash strewn (people apparently dont see trash cans). Usually several benches occupied with people drinking beer out of black bags. Recommend daytime only.

Chairman Fred Hampton, Jr. in Philadelphia on Sunday, May 19, 2019 spoke at the birthday commemoration of Malcolm X at Malcolm X Park and met with Sistah Gabrielle Nicole and Empress Chi of the Original and Official Million Woman March ~ Universal Movements.

My new favorite place

I absolutely love Malcolm X park, when I was a kid my mom and me used to live there. The area is just so amazing considering how close it is to University City, I remember every summer Malcolm Xs daughter would come and talk about her fathers legacy she was such a beautiful woman. To me Malcolm X will always be one of my favorite parks, sometimes I just go back on my past and think about how much I miss that area.

Nice place to chill

There for a birthday celebration and the smell of dog poo was overbearing

For the area it is in, it is not too bad. My kids and I have a good time here.

I normally go there with my grandson. Its a good place to take the children. My grandson love to go there because he gets to go on the different slides, but most of all he gets to play with other children.

Great neighborhood park

Awesome park for my two year old to run around.

I really enjoyed myself this evening with my daughter we both was running around chasing squirrels and on the handle Gage it was a wonderful experience even though it was a cold chilly day

Nice beautiful park. They have great events, concerts, and plays. It attracts a diverse crowd. I will always come here again

True community supported park.

I love this park. Its a great resource as a community gathering place where people can enjoy nature and each other and hold uplifting events. I love that its named after Malcolm X too, as hes an inspiration for people everywhere who believe in liberty and justice for all rather than for all of some.

It was cool today

Clean and green a good place to relax

First time here and loved it

Not a bad park but would be better with more playable activities

Good for warm weather cruisin. Otherwise only useful for the outlets under the pavilion. T

Diverse and quaint .

Its nice.

Just a walk thru the park

Nice and quiet walk

My meditation time!

It was great..

Great place to take your family for plays.

Because its full of lots of kids that go there al lot

The former name was Black Oak Park. 52nd Street from Pine to Larchwood is now known as Muhammad Ali Way. I wish Mr. Ali could have live to see this day.

Love the plays, concerts and oldies ! Sadly enough we might not get to enjoy any of ot this year !

Peace & full of life.

Very community oriented.

It is Family Friendly.

A beautiful park with beautiful trees.

Always a beautiful family affair. The other day we were here for Juneteenth Celebration/Black Independence. What a joyous occasion.

Nice place to take your kids and nice park to jog or work out in

This playground has so much potential! I took my daughter and niece here for the first time since we just moved in the area and they absolutely loved it! problem is the equipment and the ground is falling apart and its sad to see because theres a lot of fun things for the kids to do there. we just recently moved from South Philadelphia where all the playgrounds are being fixed up and I would love to see the same thing happen with this one. The park is huge with lots of shade from big beautiful trees, a pavilion and a lot of benches to sit on. The park itself was kept pretty clean and the atmosphere was really nice. I would love to see this playground fixed up to its full potential.

Ok spot to relax

Today was the Juneteenth Freedom Festival. I was amazed . It was great to have people of color come together in unity, peace and love. See you all next year.

I love the outdoors like to feed the squirrels its a beautiful Park during the day

Cool park. Good for the kids since they have a playground. Throughout the year and especially during the summer, local organizations will hold events there.

Went here for the Philly trans March. Its a nice park.

Nice celebration of Juneteenth

Was great as always

Not bad for a local park. I wish theyd have flea markets.

Its was a lovely peaceful protest there yesterday

Great place to walk your dogs.

Nice for neighborhood hang out and bbq in summer time and too much trash around

A place named after a good man. Who only wanted equality for his people. Not a hand-out

Juneteenth 2019 was AMAZING! I love the vibe of this park and the events it host! So many people were out having a fun time with the live concert by RadioONE. Please continue to support, maintain, and properly fund Malcolm X Park!