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Category Archives: Art
New event celebrates Fort Lauderdale’s mid-century modern architecture, style
Update: Mai-Kai history event joins the party as inaugural Mod Weekend kicks into gear Interest in classic mid-century design and style has been building for decades, coinciding with a general distaste among many for the throw-away culture of the late … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, Events, Events, Events, History, History, Mai-Kai, South Florida
Tagged Fort Lauderdale, Mai-Kai, Mod Weekend
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A Taste Of … Dada in Delray Beach
This is the first in a series of profiles of some of The Atomic Grog’s favorite spots in South Florida to enjoy events, music, art, cocktails and culture. Our first stop is an eclectic restaurant that for more than a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Cocktails, Culture, History, Music, Restaurants, Reviews
Tagged dada, mojito, Rodney Mayo, Skinny Jimmy
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Discover some Wayne Coombs treasures at estate sale this weekend
Wayne Coombs was not only a legendary Tiki carver for 45 years at his Cocoa Beach studio, but apparently also a prolific packrat. The influential artist, who passed away in September at age 62, compiled a vast assortment of tools, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, Events, Events, History, Other Florida
Tagged Mai Tiki, Wayne Coombs
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South Florida’s macabre festivities aren’t quite dead yet
A mid-week Halloween always offers a great opportunity to spread out the ghoulish fun over two weekends, and with the growing popularity of the Day of the Dead there’s no good reason to stop the revelry. That’s particularly true in … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Events, Events, Mai-Kai, South Florida
Tagged Day of the Dead, Exotica A-Go-Go, FAT Village, Mai-Kai
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My brush with greatness: Remembering Wayne Coombs, 1949-2012
Like the imposing Tikis that he carved for more than 40 years, Cocoa Beach’s Wayne Coombs was a larger-than-life figure with a mischievous bent and a style all his own. Coombs, whose distinctive “Florida style” of carving became his trademark … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, Events, History
Tagged Brevard County, Cocoa Beach, Mai Tiki, tiki carving, Tikis, Wayne Coombs
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Six ways to celebrate Tiki, today and all year long
Updated Tuesday, Sept. 6 Over the past decade, the second Saturday of August has become an annual day of celebration in the world of Polynesian Pop culture: International Tiki Day. The holiday was created in 2002 by Kevin Bullat, the … Continue reading
Harold Golen Gallery isn’t monkeying around with this art show
The monthly Second Saturday Art Walk in the Wynwood Art District of Miami can be a somewhat daunting affair, with more than 60 galleries showcasing works than run the gamut from brilliant to dubious at best. As such, it can … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Events, South Florida
Tagged El Gato Gomez, Harold Golen Gallery, Robert Jimenez, Simian Spectacle, Wynwood
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