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By P. Scott Cunningham
Published on March 26, 2009 at 3:03am
Whenever any small business survives its first two years in Miami, it's cause for celebration. But when that business is also completely outdoors, has a minigolf course created by local artists, and screens rare foreign films, it's cause for drunken revelry and respectful urination onto Biscayne Boulevard sidewalk trees.
Yes, the Upper Eastside Garden's Two-Year Anniversary Party should be something worth drinking home about. Musical duo Matt & Kim will perform, Sweat Records' Lolo Reskin will host, and they will debut a brand-new garden by landscape designer Edwina von Gal, in addition to a new mural by artist Martin Oppel. Wait, let's go back a second. Matt & Kim will perform, which is sort of like saying, "The White Stripes will perform," if Jack White played keyboards instead of guitar and didn't act so surly all the time. Plus there's always the back-nine putt-putt. All ages are welcome, and free adult beverages will be served to those with IDs dating from at least early 1988.
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