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Mother’s Day comes with an overwhelming list of requirements, including flowers, gifts, and a fabulous meal. By the time Father’s Day rolls around, the poor dude has to settle for barbecue and a pair of socks. It is time for dads to get what they deserve. If Daddy wants stogies, indulge his inner Bill Clinton with a gift pack from Cigars Around the World (15804 NW 57th Ave., Miami Lakes; 305-825-0404, www.cigarsaroundtheworld.com). Prices range from $24.99 to $199.99. Next, wine and dine pops at The Palm Restaurant (4425 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables; 786-552-7256). The chain steak house is celebrating its 80th birthday with a jumbo-lobster feast that ranges from $75 to $95. If your pater prefers turf to surf, he can enjoy the classic steak dinner for $59. And finally, Papi wants to look like a king. Dress him in embroidered linens from Guayaberas Etc. (8870 Bird Rd., Miami; 786-208-1663, guayaberashirt.com). These distinctive, tropical shirts range from $30 to $125. Cut out this article and take it to any Guayaberas Etc. store location for ten percent off your Father’s Day purchase.
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Mother’s Day comes with an overwhelming list of requirements, including flowers, gifts, and a fabulous meal. By the time Father’s Day rolls around, the poor dude has to settle for barbecue and a pair of socks. It is time for dads to get what they deserve. If Daddy wants stogies, indulge his inner Bill Clinton with a gift pack from Cigars Around the World (15804 NW 57th Ave., Miami Lakes; 305-825-0404, www.cigarsaroundtheworld.com). Prices range from $24.99 to $199.99. Next, wine and dine pops at The Palm Restaurant (4425 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables; 786-552-7256). The chain steak house is celebrating its 80th birthday with a jumbo-lobster feast that ranges from $75 to $95. If your pater prefers turf to surf, he can enjoy the classic steak dinner for $59. And finally, Papi wants to look like a king. Dress him in embroidered linens from Guayaberas Etc. (8870 Bird Rd., Miami; 786-208-1663, guayaberashirt.com). These distinctive, tropical shirts range from $30 to $125. Cut out this article and take it to any Guayaberas Etc. store location for ten percent off your Father’s Day purchase.
Sun., June 18
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Stephon Duncan and Jovon Jacobs in Night Vision , by Dominique Morriseau
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David Rolland is a freelance music writer for Miami New Times . His novels, The End of the Century and Yo-Yo , are available at many fine booksellers.
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"Sherlock Holmes: The Exhibition" takes visitors to Victorian London.
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Amateur detectives can explore different aspects of the crime throughout the exhibition.
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Mother’s Day comes with an overwhelming list of requirements, including flowers, gifts, and a fabulous meal. By the time Father’s Day rolls around, the poor dude has to settle for barbecue and a pair of socks. It is time for dads to get what they deserve. If Daddy wants stogies, indulge his inner Bill Clinton with a gift pack from Cigars Around the World (15804 NW 57th Ave., Miami Lakes; 305-825-0404, www.cigarsaroundtheworld.com). Prices range from $24.99 to $199.99. Next, wine and dine pops at The Palm Restaurant (4425 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables; 786-552-7256). The chain steak house is celebrating its 80th birthday with a jumbo-lobster feast that ranges from $75 to $95. If your pater prefers turf to surf, he can enjoy the classic steak dinner for $59. And finally, Papi wants to look like a king. Dress him in embroidered linens from Guayaberas Etc. (8870 Bird Rd., Miami; 786-208-1663, guayaberashirt.com). These distinctive, tropical shirts range from $30 to $125. Cut out this article and take it to any Guayaberas Etc. store location for ten percent off your Father’s Day purchase.
Sun., June 18
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