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  Balboa Park is one of the nation's premier urban parks, and is widely considered the crown jewel of San Diego. The Park covers 1,200 acres and includes recreational and passive park space, gardens, trails, museums, performing arts and international culture organizations, along with the world famous San Diego Zoo. The Park has a rich historic legacy having hosted International Expositions in 1915 and 1935. The Spanish Colonial Revival architecture and Southwestern architecture of many of the buildings in the Central Mesa built for the expositions are included in a National Historic Landmark District. While Balboa Park is a regional treasure, it also serves as a neighborhood park to the surrounding communities of Golden Hill, North Park, Uptown and Downtown.
   
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  The Balboa Park Committee is the City of San Diego's official advisory body for Balboa Park. It acts as the planning group for Balboa Park and makes recommendations to the Park and Recreation Board as well as the Mayor and Council on park planning and governance issues. The Balboa Park Committee meets on the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm in the Santa Fe Room of the Balboa Park Club, located in the Palisaides area of the Central Mesa.
   
  The Central Balboa Park Association represents the 22 museums and cultural institutions within Balboa Park. It meets on the first Monday of each month at 8:30 AM in the Rondoval Room at the World Famous San Diego Zoo.
   
  The Balboa Park Millennium Society was formed in 1999 to ensure that the tradition and heritage of Balboa Park remains intact by increasing the overall awareness of the Park through outreach, education, and collaborative promotional programs.
   
  The Morley Field/Balboa Park Recreation Council raises and dispenses of funds for various recreation facilities and activities in Balboa Park. The Rec Council meets on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm in the Balboa Park Activity Center.
 
 

Council Representative for Balboa Park: Jeffery Tom