Free Events This Week in Miami: Everglades Adventures, Yoga, and Marco Rubio

Happy Presidents' Day! Let's take this day off from work to reflect on the awesomeness of presidents past. Abe Lincoln, for example. That dude could rock a stovepipe while simultaneously making serious inroads for equality. More like him, please. In honor of our former presidents, here's a bunch of stuff...
By Hannah SentenacFebruary 16, 2015
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Happy Presidents’ Day! Let’s take this day off from work to reflect on the awesomeness of presidents past. Abe Lincoln, for example. That dude could rock a stovepipe while simultaneously making serious inroads for equality. More like him, please.

In honor of our former presidents, here’s a bunch of stuff to do this week — no dead presidents required.

See also: Purvis Young Exhibition Opens at Museum of Contemporary Art

Monday

  • Free entry to Everglades and Biscayne National Parks: Commune with nature in celebration of our nation’s former leaders.
  • Free entry at PAMM for Metromover riders: Save yourself some gas money and get a look at world-class art.

    • Wednesday

  • Business plan bootcamp at MDC Wolfson: Got a billion-dollar idea? Get your shit together (with professional help) so you can bring in the angel investors.

    • Thursday

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  • Free yoga in Peacock Park: Practice your downward dog before summer makes outdoor exercise highly uncomfortable.
    • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BP1z0MiAvx0

    Friday

  • Sen. Marco Rubio at MDC Wolfson: Whether you love him or (more likely) hate him, now is your chance to give him your two cents as he visits his hometown to chat about his new book.

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