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Nov 3, 2010: Telescopes: Through the Looking Glass Exhibit at Everglades National Park
'); document.write('Discover the Everglades` subtlety every afternoon weather permitting. Rangers discuss interesting tidbits on this short 20 minute walk. Royal Palm. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 3, 2010: Three Rivers College Career Consortium: Virtual Career Fair at John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art
'); document.write('Throughout their history, The Turkmen have pursued largely nomadic or semi-nomadic lifestyles, where wealth was measured in horses, sheep and goats as well as silver jewelry. Turkmen rugs, coats, and jewelry, the focus of this exhibition, are rich with aesthetic beauty and symbols from their ancient culture. For the Turkmen silversmiths who made it and the Turkmen people who wore it during special ceremonies and festivals, as well as in their daily life, this jewelry, apart from its economic value, implied a continuing attachment to their mythical ancestors, a wish for many children and a belief that the symbolic power of this jewelry could ward off evil spirits. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 3, 2010: Latin Night With Noche Nortena at Orange County Regional History Center
'); document.write('Embark on a journey and unlock the door to the fascinating history of Central Florida as the center's five-story masterpiece takes visitors back 12,000 years through a series of interactive permanent exhibits, providing hours of fun and entertainment. Among the many permanent exhibits that The History Center has to offer are the following smart, surprising, and fun activities for the whole family to enjoy. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 3, 2010: Rosewood Manor Tour at Halifax Historical Museum
'); document.write('Lawson Diggett was born in Lake Como, Florida July 24, 1901. He moved to Seabreeze, Florida, in 1902 with his English parents. Diggett began a lifelong interest in automobiles as a child. When he was 11 years old he began carving models. He became engrossed with the hobby and his parents provided him with a workshop attached to their home. He specialized in building miniature automobiles, but had a vast collection including airplanes, ships, trucks, trains, carriages, furniture and more. Most of his models were build prior to the 1940s before modern materials such as plastics, Styrofoam and super glue. All of his models were fashioned from scratch, made mostly from pine and tin cans. He also utilized scrap items such as rubber pads from a conveyer belt for tires on the cars. He hand painted every model in authentic colors to match the full sized original he copied. He was an avid writer and photographer and corresponded with race drivers and racing enthusiasts throughout the world. He recorded racing activities in detail in scrapbooks and collected every magazine and book pertaining to automobile racing. He photographed much of life in Daytona and that included all aspects of racing. He also kept a diary every day of his life. In the 1930s he built a model of the Temple to Speed which was proposed for City Island including a cloverleaf park setting. In 1938, he created his most ambitious and memorable work which was a 4' x 14' replica of the Boardwalk. When Diggett died, he left his entire estate to the Halifax Historical Society. Many of his models are in the museum. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 3, 2010: Story Time! at Halifax Historical Museum
'); document.write('Harrison Garfield Rhodes (known to his friends as "Hal") attended public school in Cleveland and graduated from Harvard in 1893. He was a successful playwright and prolific author and worked as a managing editor for two of his friends and college classmates who had established two magazines, 'The Chap Book' and 'The House Beautiful.' He later traveled widely both in the U.S. and throughout Europe as a literary agent and counted among his friends some of the most prominent authors of his time. After his mother's death in 1918, Harrison established seasonal residency in Daytona with his younger sister Margaret. From 1920 until his death, he continued to write and travel. Having recovered from two minor strokes, he made one final trip to his beloved Venice before he died in Hereford, England, on September 21, 1929. He never married. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 3, 2010: African Underwater Safari at Halifax Historical Museum
'); document.write('Mary McLeod Bethune was born on July 10, 1875, in Mayesville, South Carolina, one of 17 children born to former slaves. She went to school with the help of scholarships to attend Scotia College in North Carolina and later graduate from Moody Bible College in Chicago, IL (1895-97). In 1898, she married Albert Bethune. She had originally intended to become a missionary in Africa, but decided to come to Florida as a teacher in 1902. In 1904, she developed and founded the Daytona Normal and Industrial School for Girls. She started with $1.50 in cash, a few packing cases and a rented cottage. That was the humble beginning of what would become Bethune-Cookman College in 1923 then merged with the Cookman Institute of Jacksonville. Dr. Bethune was president of Bethune-Cookman College until 1942, building it into a nationally known and accredited school. As she liked to say, she built it "brick upon brick" into a multi-million dollar institution. In addition to her educational life, she was an active businesswoman. She was president and director of a life insurance company for African-Americans and purchased and developed the Bethune Beach for Negroes south of New Smyrna Beach. She received many awards and honors in her lifetime including honorary degrees from 14 colleges and universities and was friend and advisor to Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt throughout their lifetimes. Dr. Bethune was a member of the Hoover Committee for Child Welfare, director of the National Business League, the National Urban League, and the Commission on Interracial Cooperation. She was the first black woman to head a federal office, and as such she created the informal "Black Cabinet" of the New Deal. A national memorial in Washington, D.C. was erected in her honor in July of 1974. Dr Bethune died on May 18, 1955 at age 79, and is remembered today as a great visionary and beloved figure in Daytona Beach history. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 3, 2010: Remixed Wednesdays at Halifax Historical Museum
'); document.write('Dr. Rogers was born in Daytona the same year the town was incorporated, November 26, 1876. She was the daughter of D.D. and Julia Rogers, Daytona pioneers. She graduated from high school in Ocala. In 1907, she received her medical degree from Hahnemann Medical College in Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Rogers practiced Homeopathic Medicine and Philosophy for the next 50 years, starting her practice in Daytona in 1907. In 1947, she became Chief of Staff at Halifax Hospital. She was active in community life and she belonged to many local and national organizations. She became active in politics and was elected City Commissioner and then in 1922 she was elected as Mayor of Daytona. She died April 30, 1975 and in her 98 years she was the first woman doctor in Daytona, and she was also the first and only woman to ever be elected Mayor of Daytona. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 3, 2010: Donn Arden\'s Jubilee! at Halifax Historical Museum
'); document.write('Charles Burgoyne was born in Fairmont Virginia in 1847. He served in the Union Army during the Civil War, joining at age 14. At age 28 he went to New York and began a printing company. After earning a fortune there, he moved to Florida with his third wife, young Mary Therese MacCauley, who was a proofreader at his printing company. Charles Burgoyne purchased a city block in downtown Daytona between Bay and Volusia and Beach and Palmetto Streets. He built an ornate three-story mansion that became the showplace of the area. He was elected Mayor of Daytona between 1897 - 1898, and in 1899 he was elected Commodore of the Yacht Club. He was referred to after that time as Commodore. His 65' yacht, The Sweetheart was built in 1898, and a huge boathouse was built on the river across from the mansion to accommodate it. In 1912, Burgoyne had a $25,000 aeolian pipe organ installed in his home. He played the organ for his friends and associates at musicales held in his music room. The Commodore shared his love of music with the public by building a round gazebo at the corner of Orange and Beach Streets and hired Saracina's Royal Italian Bank from New York to play here during the winter seasons. In 1914, to improve the downtown Beach Street area, he built as a gift to the City a 10' wide concrete promenade bordered by a rock seawall that extended from Orange to Bay Streets. It was lined with streetlights, each pole containing a cluster of five large white globes. It was named THE ESPLANADE BURGOYNE, and a bronze plaque to honor him for this was donated by the City. In 1915, he built a spacious casino across the street from the Merchant's Bank. It was a 17,000 square foot structure and was to house the band that played in the winter season, and to be used for other types of recreation. It burned in 1937 and was lost forever. The Burgoyne's had no children of their own and were very generous to the children of the town, providing milk for school children and aiding the needy in whatever they could. Mrs. Burgoyne gave young girls of the town a pearl necklace for their birthday, and a huge party was provided for the children every year on the lawn of their home. Mr. Burgoyne died unexpectedly in 1916 at the age of 69. He is buried at Pinewood Cemetery on Main Street in Daytona. The marble angel placed on his grave was vandalized in 1953 and has not been replaced. Mrs. Burgoyne continued to live in the home for the next 25 years at which point she sold the home to a land developer and spent the rest of her years in an apartment on Grandview Avenue. She died in 1944 at the age of 81. A booklet of the life of Charles Grover Burgoyne is for sale in the Gift Shop at the Halifax Historical Museum. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 3, 2010: Liberty 360 at Museum of Arts and Sciences
'); document.write('Lee Dunkel's interest in environmental and landscape photography began in the early 1980's. Traditional gelatin-silver black and white photography appealed to the artist because of its abstract quality, and its potential to transcend mere documentation. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Oct 12, 2010: Trent Willmon at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino - Hard Rock Live Hollywood
'); document.write('Stone Temple Pilots reunite for a series of shows, bringing together bandmates Scott Weiland, Dean and Robert DeLeo, with Ray Luzier, sitting in for drummer Eric Kretz. STP's last album was 2001's 'Shangri-La Dee Da.' '); document.write(''); document.write('

Sep 19, 2010: Adam Lambert at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino - Hard Rock Live Hollywood
'); document.write('Adam Lambert finished Season 8 of 'American Idol' as the runner-up, next to winner Kris Allen. After touring with the other Season 8 finalists, Lambert's debut album, 'For Your Entertainment,' debuted at number three on the Billboard 200 in November 2009. Singles from that album include 'Whataya Want from Me,' 'For Your Entertainment' and 'Voodoo.' '); document.write(''); document.write('

Sep 30, 2010: Beginner Salsa Class at Tallahassee Leon County Civic Center
'); document.write('Jason Aldean is a burnished honky-tonk tenor whose music resonates with emotional honesty. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Sep 23, 2010: Neil Young at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino - Hard Rock Live Hollywood
'); document.write('Known for his partnerships with the California folk-rock band Buffalo Springfield, Crosby, Stills and Nash, and a deep solo catalogue, Neil Young has established himself as one of the most influential singer-songwriters of his generation. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Wounded in Action: an Art Exhibition of Orthopaedic Advancements at Museum of Science and History (MOSH)
'); document.write('Travel back in time 12,000 years to learn about Northeast Florida's first inhabitants. Guest curator Keith Ashley, Ph.D., an archeologist at the University of North Florida, has partnered with MOSH to create this exciting new exhibit that explores the everyday life of the people of the St. Johns. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Visual Alphabet at Florida Caverns State Park
'); document.write('Guided tours of the cave are offered every day of the year except Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Tours leave from the Visitor Center, which opens at 9:00am each day. Tour sizes are limited to 25 people per tour. Reservations are available for groups of 25 or more with a pre-paid reservation. Group reservations must be made at least two weeks in advance of your arrival. Reservations for group tours are conducted Monday through Friday only. All tours on weekends are first come first served, and are at regular admission prices. Please contact the park at 850-482-1341 for group reservations. Tour fees are 0-2 years of age-free, 3-12 $5.00 plus tax each, 13 and up $8.00 plus tax each. Groups of 25 or more with prepaid reservations are $4.00 plus tax per person. The tour last for about 45 minutes and takes you along a path about 1600 feet long where you can view a number of beautiful formations as they are explained by your tour guide. NOTE: Cave tours regularly sell out and the last cave tour leaves at 4:30p.m. CST each day. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Asian Heritage Tour at Museum of Art - Fort Lauderdale
'); document.write(''Recent Acquisitions from the Latin American Art Collection' illustrates the commitment by the Museum to add to its contemporary holdings art that reflects the character and heritage of Broward County's growing Hispanic community. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Pop! Popular Culture in American Indian Art at University of Miami - Lowe Art Museum
'); document.write('On display in the Michael and Judi Matus Focus Gallery are 30 photographs by American photographer Frank Paulin. Paulin is recognized for uniquely documenting fleeting human moments of both humor and poetry, particularly against the backdrop of gritty urban scenes. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Pearl and Stanley Goodman Latin American Collection at University of Miami - Lowe Art Museum
'); document.write(''The Changing Face of Art and Politics,' the second exhibition in the ArtLab @ The Lowe series, examines political imagery through style and technique, and the consideration of motifs and narratives that share an affinity over time. On view in the Bermont Focus Gallery, this exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2010 Museum Studies II class (ARH 508) under the direction of Dr. Joel Hollander. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Let\'s All Meet at the Movies at Homosassa Springs State Wildlife Park
'); document.write('Park rangers and volunteers present educational programs throughout the day, every day of the year. Wildlife Encounters, given twice daily, offer information on Florida's snakes, birds of prey, and other Florida wildlife. Manatee Programs are presented three times each day at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and at 3:30 p.m. with information on the park's manatee rehabilitation program and endangered manatees in general. An alligator and hippopotamus program is offered at 12:30 p.m. daily with information on American alligators and the park's hippopotamus. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: African Textiles From the Norma Canelas and William D Roth Collection at Orlando Museum of Art
'); document.write('On display at the Museum are 45 extraordinary examples of textiles and beadwork from a number of regions of the African continent. Highlights include a colorful Kente cloth of West Africa, beautifully beaded aprons of the Kirdi in Cameroon, a Zulu wedding cape and embellished animal skins of the San people of South Africa, as well as a number of stunning beaded crowns and headdresses of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. The Roth Collection has been recognized by Art and Antiques Magazine as one of the top 100 art collections in America. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Infant Activities at Gumbo Limbo Nature Center
'); document.write('Ever wonder what a ten pound lobster eats? Whatever he wants! Come see our resident crustaceans as well as our turtles, sharks and other fish during their feeding frenzy. Watch and listen as our naturalists explain a little about each of our salt water tanks while they feed the animals. A must see! '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Karaoke at Everglades National Park
'); document.write('Discover the Everglades` subtlety every afternoon weather permitting. Rangers discuss interesting tidbits on this short 20 minute walk. Royal Palm. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Josh Wolf at John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art
'); document.write('Throughout their history, The Turkmen have pursued largely nomadic or semi-nomadic lifestyles, where wealth was measured in horses, sheep and goats as well as silver jewelry. Turkmen rugs, coats, and jewelry, the focus of this exhibition, are rich with aesthetic beauty and symbols from their ancient culture. For the Turkmen silversmiths who made it and the Turkmen people who wore it during special ceremonies and festivals, as well as in their daily life, this jewelry, apart from its economic value, implied a continuing attachment to their mythical ancestors, a wish for many children and a belief that the symbolic power of this jewelry could ward off evil spirits. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: The Art of Ancient Greek Theater at Orange County Regional History Center
'); document.write('Embark on a journey and unlock the door to the fascinating history of Central Florida as the center's five-story masterpiece takes visitors back 12,000 years through a series of interactive permanent exhibits, providing hours of fun and entertainment. Among the many permanent exhibits that The History Center has to offer are the following smart, surprising, and fun activities for the whole family to enjoy. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Permanent Collection at Orlando Museum of Art
'); document.write('This exhibition will present more than 40 paintings and sculptures from the nation's early years through the 20th century. On display are works by Thomas Moran, Georgia O'Keeffe, George Inness, Herman Herzog, Robert Henri, Charles Sheeler and others. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Bike Night at Halifax Historical Museum
'); document.write('Mary McLeod Bethune was born on July 10, 1875, in Mayesville, South Carolina, one of 17 children born to former slaves. She went to school with the help of scholarships to attend Scotia College in North Carolina and later graduate from Moody Bible College in Chicago, IL (1895-97). In 1898, she married Albert Bethune. She had originally intended to become a missionary in Africa, but decided to come to Florida as a teacher in 1902. In 1904, she developed and founded the Daytona Normal and Industrial School for Girls. She started with $1.50 in cash, a few packing cases and a rented cottage. That was the humble beginning of what would become Bethune-Cookman College in 1923 then merged with the Cookman Institute of Jacksonville. Dr. Bethune was president of Bethune-Cookman College until 1942, building it into a nationally known and accredited school. As she liked to say, she built it "brick upon brick" into a multi-million dollar institution. In addition to her educational life, she was an active businesswoman. She was president and director of a life insurance company for African-Americans and purchased and developed the Bethune Beach for Negroes south of New Smyrna Beach. She received many awards and honors in her lifetime including honorary degrees from 14 colleges and universities and was friend and advisor to Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt throughout their lifetimes. Dr. Bethune was a member of the Hoover Committee for Child Welfare, director of the National Business League, the National Urban League, and the Commission on Interracial Cooperation. She was the first black woman to head a federal office, and as such she created the informal "Black Cabinet" of the New Deal. A national memorial in Washington, D.C. was erected in her honor in July of 1974. Dr Bethune died on May 18, 1955 at age 79, and is remembered today as a great visionary and beloved figure in Daytona Beach history. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: The Weekend Factory at Halifax Historical Museum
'); document.write('Dr. Rogers was born in Daytona the same year the town was incorporated, November 26, 1876. She was the daughter of D.D. and Julia Rogers, Daytona pioneers. She graduated from high school in Ocala. In 1907, she received her medical degree from Hahnemann Medical College in Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Rogers practiced Homeopathic Medicine and Philosophy for the next 50 years, starting her practice in Daytona in 1907. In 1947, she became Chief of Staff at Halifax Hospital. She was active in community life and she belonged to many local and national organizations. She became active in politics and was elected City Commissioner and then in 1922 she was elected as Mayor of Daytona. She died April 30, 1975 and in her 98 years she was the first woman doctor in Daytona, and she was also the first and only woman to ever be elected Mayor of Daytona. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Skies Alive! Bird Migration in the Garden State at Halifax Historical Museum
'); document.write('Charles Burgoyne was born in Fairmont Virginia in 1847. He served in the Union Army during the Civil War, joining at age 14. At age 28 he went to New York and began a printing company. After earning a fortune there, he moved to Florida with his third wife, young Mary Therese MacCauley, who was a proofreader at his printing company. Charles Burgoyne purchased a city block in downtown Daytona between Bay and Volusia and Beach and Palmetto Streets. He built an ornate three-story mansion that became the showplace of the area. He was elected Mayor of Daytona between 1897 - 1898, and in 1899 he was elected Commodore of the Yacht Club. He was referred to after that time as Commodore. His 65' yacht, The Sweetheart was built in 1898, and a huge boathouse was built on the river across from the mansion to accommodate it. In 1912, Burgoyne had a $25,000 aeolian pipe organ installed in his home. He played the organ for his friends and associates at musicales held in his music room. The Commodore shared his love of music with the public by building a round gazebo at the corner of Orange and Beach Streets and hired Saracina's Royal Italian Bank from New York to play here during the winter seasons. In 1914, to improve the downtown Beach Street area, he built as a gift to the City a 10' wide concrete promenade bordered by a rock seawall that extended from Orange to Bay Streets. It was lined with streetlights, each pole containing a cluster of five large white globes. It was named THE ESPLANADE BURGOYNE, and a bronze plaque to honor him for this was donated by the City. In 1915, he built a spacious casino across the street from the Merchant's Bank. It was a 17,000 square foot structure and was to house the band that played in the winter season, and to be used for other types of recreation. It burned in 1937 and was lost forever. The Burgoyne's had no children of their own and were very generous to the children of the town, providing milk for school children and aiding the needy in whatever they could. Mrs. Burgoyne gave young girls of the town a pearl necklace for their birthday, and a huge party was provided for the children every year on the lawn of their home. Mr. Burgoyne died unexpectedly in 1916 at the age of 69. He is buried at Pinewood Cemetery on Main Street in Daytona. The marble angel placed on his grave was vandalized in 1953 and has not been replaced. Mrs. Burgoyne continued to live in the home for the next 25 years at which point she sold the home to a land developer and spent the rest of her years in an apartment on Grandview Avenue. She died in 1944 at the age of 81. A booklet of the life of Charles Grover Burgoyne is for sale in the Gift Shop at the Halifax Historical Museum. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Hidden City: Selections From the Martin Z Margulies Foundation at Tampa Museum of Art
'); document.write('This exhibit features interior works created by light sculptor Leo Villareal. In addition, the museum will include a video loop of the exterior of the building to provide further context for the understanding and appreciation of Villareal's artistic outlook. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Original Green: Contemporary American Indian Art at Tampa Museum of Art
'); document.write('As a new addition to the urban landscape of Tampa and in an attempt to position the museum as a vital participant in the discussion about what makes a great city in the 21st century, the museum is pleased to present The Hidden City. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: The Works of Josephine Lutz Rollins (1896-1989) at Tampa Museum of Art
'); document.write('More than 120 works will be showcased, including painted pottery, terracottas, marble and bronze sculpture, and a selection of ancient coins, gold jewelry and glass. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Janet McKenzie: Holiness and the Feminine Spirit at Long Key State Park
'); document.write('Something different every time! Programs include guided trail walks, interpretive talks, snorkeling, and beginning birding programs. (305) 664-4815 '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Flora! Illuminated at Miami Science Museum
'); document.write('Learn more about Dr. Roy Waldo Miner, who documented the coral reefs of the Bahamas in the 1920s and 1930s. These unique hand-colored photographic images from the collection of the Miami Science Museum document the ingenuity and technology required to collect and transport 40 tons of coral for a two-story diorama at the American Museum of Natural History. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 4, 2010: Sea Turtle Feeding at World Golf Hall of Fame
'); document.write('This exhibit features an extensive collection of Bob Hope golf memorabilia and varied artifacts from nearly every aspect of Hope's life of more than a century. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Nov 13, 2010: America Recycles Day Round-Up 2010 at Naples Recycling Center
'); document.write('Collection Event for recyclables, pharmaceuticals and HHW materials. Organizations such as Goodwill, Operation Medicine Cabnet, Waste Management Inc. and Adera Paper Shredding will join us at the center for the day. All fees are waived for the day. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Sep 12, 2010: Cleveland Browns at Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium
'); document.write('The Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Cleveland Browns in this NFL matchup. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Oct 11, 2010: DSWA\'s Fundamental Leadership Training at Ballantrae Clubhouse
'); document.write('This innovative program is designed for leaders and rising stars who want to access essential strategies that have helped thousands of direct sellers ignite their passion and profits. This full 3-hour experience is filled with interactive exercises, the five key elements for leadership success and action steps that you can take and immediately apply. Registration at 6:00pm Register on line at www.dswa.org For more information contact tricia lac276@dswa.org or Linda accfl@dswa.org '); document.write(''); document.write('

Sep 26, 2010: Remington College of Nursing and New Covenant Baptist Church hold Sept. 26 blood drive at New Covenant Baptist Church
'); document.write('Remington College of Nursing and New Covenant Baptist Church are holding a blood drive as part of National Sickle Cell Awareness Month in an effort to increase the number of minority blood donors ? especially African Americans. Walk-ins are welcome but donors are encouraged to schedule an appointment by calling Florida?s Blood Centers at 1-888-9-Donate or by signing up at https://www.fbcdonor.org/ and entering the sponsor code M66T. Posted by Wellons Communications on behalf of Remington College. '); document.write(''); document.write('

Sep 11, 2010: Padrino\'s Cuban Pig Roast at Padrino\'s Cuban Bistro
'); document.write('We will hold our monthly Cuban pig roast the second Saturday of September. There will be an all you can eat carving station which includes white rice, moros, black beans, sweet plantains, yucca and one drink (soda or beer). All for only $14.99 per person plus tax and gratuity. We can?t wait to see you and enjoy some great food together! '); document.write(''); document.write('

Oct 16, 2010: Miami International Wine Fair 2010 at Miami Beach Convention Center
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