of the more distinctive parks in terms of geography, because while it is centrally located in the Lincoln Park community area it spans many different neighborhoods throughout the north side as it is nestled between Lake Shore Drive and Lake Michigan. Marquette Park - ; the largest park in southwest Chicago, it has a golf course and many other attractions Millennium Park - ; Chicago's newest marquee park, opened in 2004, just north of the Art Institute of Chicago in Grant Park. Washington Park - ; located on the south side, it was the proposed location for the 2016 Summer Olympics Stadium. Arts Partners in Residence Members of the Arts Partners provide quality cultural content to the parks of Chicago in exchange for the use of space within the park district. These Arts Partners include nationally recognized arts organizations serving park patrons and citizens of the public. Albany Park Theater Project (Eugene Field Park) Beacon Street Gallery and Theater (Clarendon Community Center) Billy Goat Experimental Theatre Company (Broadway Armory) Chicago Dance Medium (Seward) Chicago Moving Company (Hamlin) Chicago Swordplay Guild (Pulaski Park) Free Street Programs (Pulaski Park) K-Theory (LaFollette) Kuumba Lynx (Clarendon Community Center) Peace Museum (Garfield Park) Pros Arts Studio (Dvorak Park) Puerto Rican Arts Alliance (Humboldt Park) Zephyr Dance Company (Holstein). Gallery See also Chicago beaches Notes References Bibliography Rand McNally "Chicago & Cook County StreetFinder", 1996. External links Chicago Park District Friends of the Parks Chicago-related lists Chicago