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Volunteers Needed in the Real Florida

Daily

The Barnacle, one of Miami's oldest homes, is looking for volunteer guides to lead small groups through the house and boathouse, sharing the histor...
The Barnacle

1:00 p.m. every Fri.

Seeking assistants to lead small groups through the house and boathouse, and share the history of the site and surrounding area.
Old Time Dance

May 27
Old Fashioned Fourth of July Picnic

11:00 a.m. July 4

2007 | Best Place To Go Stoned

The Barnacle Historic State Park is the perfect environment to enjoy a relaxing high. After you smoke that Philly, step into Old Florida. Walk through the gated entrance, drop some change in the donation box ($1 is suggested), and get a glimpse of what Miami looked like when it was first settled back in the mid-1800s. As you enter the dark corridor of tropical and exotic trees, you can smell the native coffee shrubs that grow wild here. Be careful which plants you touch, because there are... More »

Slow Food Miami Brought Thighs, Pies, and Smiles to the Barnacle

By Liz Tracy | Mon, September 12, 2011

There's pretty much no better way to spend a sunny Miami Saturday afternoon than at Barnacle Historic State Park eating perfectly crispy fried chicken and enjoying lively music with a view of Biscayne... More »
Baking at the Barnacle

By Bill Citara | Thu, September 08, 2011

The annual Thighs & Pies contest is not about how many pies you can eat before your thighs start looking like a pair of cellulite tree stumps. Itâ€™s actually about who can best satisfy a panel of three celebrity judges with their home-baked pie w... More »
Thighs and Pies and Slow Food Miami Bring Earth-Friendly Comfort Food to the Barnacle

By Liz Tracy | Tue, September 6, 2011

We don't know her personally, but it's safe to say Mother Earth believes eating locally grown foods is preferable to munching on stuff picked before it was ripe and shipped 2,000 miles.Slow Food Miami... More »
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 »

2007 | Best Place To Go Stoned