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• Grovetoberfest: It's Raining Beer (Pictures)

  By Laine Doss | Mon, October 17, 2011

  Dark skies and rain this past Saturday didn't deter thousands of beer enthusiasts from enjoying Grovetoberfest in Coconut Grove's Peacock Park.As the weather shifted from cloudy to drizzly to full-on More >

• Grovetoberfest at Peacock Park Celebrates Beer and Food Saturday

  By Laine Doss | Wed, October 12, 2011

  Beer will bombard Coconut Grove this Saturday for the first-ever Grovetoberfest at Peacock Park this Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m.About 100 beers will be available for your drinking pleasure, including th More >

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  Germans Take Over Grove

  By Laine Doss | Thu, October 06, 2011

  What do you get when you mix artsy Coconut Grove with a Bavarian Oktoberfest and then send the mashup to a frat house? Grovetoberfest. This Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m., head to Peacock Park to celebrate all things beer. What can you do with beer? Yo... More >

• Wine Tasting, Hot Dog Eating, Circus Acts in Coconut Grove

  By Laine Doss | Fri, July 1, 2011

  ?If you're looking for an alternative to crowded beaches and causeway traffic jams, Coconut Grove has put together an incredibly lively calendar of events for this Fourth of July weekend. F More >

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  From Sparklers to Hot Dogs

  By Sebastian del Mármol | Thu, June 23, 2011

  Miami doesn’t have a homogeneous population, but that doesn’t mean we all can’t be filled with patriotic spirit to celebrate the Fourth of July. Truth be told, we probably have more celebrations planned per capita than most cities in the nation — ... More >

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  | Wed, May 06, 2009

  Miami is flat as a pancake, a place where having a mountain bike is kind of like having snow skis. But the Grove Skate Park is proof that man can make mountains out of wood and steel. For $10 on weekdays and $13 on weekends, you can roll through 10,000 square feet of perfectly constructed transitions, including a 28-foot-wide miniramp, quarter pipes, a beginner's course, and other obstacles for the brave bike rider. The skate park is located in Coconut Grove's beautiful Peacock Park, where there are also less-dangerous nature trails to explore (as long as you don't ride over a sleeping homeless person). Because the skate park gets mobbed on weekends with young skateboarders, we recommend mountain-biking there during the week, when it is usually empty. After riding around the wooden ramps and obstacles, cruise through the Grove. There are trails that lead toward the bay or in the opposite direction, toward the bars.

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