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- Mai-Kai cocktail review: A delightful after-dinner drink for wahines … and men too
- FAU’s surfing exhibit closes with a splash
- Mai-Kai cocktail review: Bring a friend and sink your teeth into the classic Sidewinder’s Fang
- ‘Mai-Kai Mixer’ on June 9 serves up cocktail flights, live music and DJ dance party
- Rums of The Mai-Kai: Legendary Lemon Hart returns to the promised land
- Miami festival offers many lessons in rum appreciation
- Concert review: Dick Dale’s comeback revs into overdrive
- Mai-Kai cocktail review: This daiquiri is special in more ways than one
- Hukilau rewind: A whirlwind weekend of tropical delights
- The Mai-Kai is going mobile: We definitely need an app for that
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Category Archives: Reviews
Art shows bring to life the golden age of hip
Updated March 31, 2012 Two art shows on the opposite ends of South Florida offer not only the sights but also a glimpse into the sounds and tastes of a bygone era when style and cool ruled our culture. These … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Cocktails, Culture, Events, History, Recipes, Reviews
Tagged Cocktail Culture, Fascinator, Harold Golen Gallery, Jim Flora, Norton Museum, Shag
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Disney World is still cool at 40 thanks to retro artists Shag, Kevin & Jody
See below: Shag’s Disney World 40th anniversary collection | Video Kevin Kidney & Jody Daily’s Disney World 40th anniversary collection Related: Enchanted Tiki Room will reopen Aug. 15 with vintage show It’s late 1972. I’m visiting my grandparents in South … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, Disney World, Events, History, History, History, Hukilau, Magic Kingdom, Reviews, Tiki mugs
Tagged Disney World, Haunted Mansion, Hukilau, Josh Agle, Kevin Kidney, Magic Kingdom, Monorail, Shag, Tomorrowland
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New Dalí Museum stretches the limits of the imagination
In today’s world of pop surrealism, of which I’m a big fan, nobody holds a candle to the master: Salvador Dalí. Those of us stuck in central and South Florida are lucky enough to have access to perhaps the greatest … Continue reading

