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Miami Beach has long been known for its aging relics (Art Deco architecture, French Canadian retirees, etc). Doing nothing to change our reputation is the Original Miami Beach Antique Show, bringing 900 antique dealers from 22 countries to the Miami Beach Convention Center Thursday. The largest antique show of its...
By Ciara LaVelleFebruary 2, 2012
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Miami Beach has long been known for its aging relics (Art Deco architecture, French Canadian retirees, etc). Doing nothing to change our reputation is the Original Miami Beach Antique Show, bringing 900 antique dealers from 22 countries to the Miami Beach Convention Center Thursday. The largest antique show of its kind will run through Monday, giving young and old alike the chance to peruse the treasures of yesteryear.

Feb. 2-6, 12-8 p.m., 2012

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Ciara LaVelle is New Times‘ former arts and culture editor. She earned her BS in journalism at Boston University and moved to Florida in 2004. She joined New Times‘ staff in 2011.

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