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Ultra is over. Finally. We were getting seriously concerned about the upswing in this city's naked dancing and condom chucking. Like our rep isn't bad enough already.
Now, real life is setting in once again, but at least Easter is coming up, so you've got free license to spend the week overindulging in Cadbury Eggs, chocolate bunnies, and Peeps (if anyone actually eats those marshmallow monstrosities).
Monday
- Magic Show at Mall of the Americas: Bring the little ones in your life to a free magic show. Watch their wide-eyed wonder at tricks you figured out years ago. Oh, to be young again.
- Free samba class at Boteco: If you can't dance in Miami, what use are you? Better get to upping your fancy-footwork skills.
Wednesday
- Miami Beach Food Truck & Music Fest: Listen to some sweet Latin tunes and nosh on grub from local food-truck faves. Slough off South Beach for the evening and give North Beach a little love.
Thursday
- Meet Your Neighbors at Will Call: Live music and free drinks will make mingling with even the most obnoxious neighbors a whole lot more pleasant.
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