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ART BUFF
You’ll be hard-pressed to find cutting-edge fashion at this art show. In fact, you won’t find many clothes at all at the largest nude art show in the U.S. What you will find: burlesque dancers, body painters, circus performers and other clothing-optional entertainment. You should probably wear some clothes, though.
KING PONG
In addition to avocado toast, turns out, OTL is also dishing up ping-pong tournaments. Bring a group, have a few half-off Wynwood Brewing Co beers and paddle it out. Entry is first come, first serve, and if you win, the Design District spot will cover your tab. Cue ’80s training montage.
IN THE PAINT
Here’s a pretty date-friendly thing where you can join a world-renowned artist, paint by numbers and turn his artistic vision for Brickell City Center’s upcoming Italian food hall La Central into a mural. All of which will be even more date-friendly when you’re eating pasta there next month and can say, “I painted that.”
SEA-ZE THE DAY
There’s a three-course, pre-fixe brunch menu with endless bloody marys, mimosas, bellinis and prosecco at Lobster Bar Sea Grille now. Which is good because you could certainly deal with bubbles, char-grilled octopus and chili lobster toast on a lazy Sunday afternoon. It’s post-hangover, pre-nap gold.
KEEP ON TRUCKIN’
There are food truck parties, and then there’s this: a gourmet food truck block party, where you’ll nosh on delicious things from Bazaar Mar, Fi’lia, Leynia and Katsura. And it all benefits World Central Kitchen, as if you needed further justification. Which you don’t. But still.
UP IN THE AIR
Indeed, that’s what a new Moscow-based service is offering. How dare they. In other news: here’s our weekly Trump administration power rankings. And, in light of Taylor Swift’s latest lawsuit, we muster a defense for the pop star’s stubborn apoliticism.
On a typical Wednesday, Ginger Harris is likely seeking reposado tequila, squeezing her way to the front of a concert or jumping on the back of an Indian motorcycle. That’s just Wednesdays, though.
