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  • CRACKER CREEK PIRATE CRUISE

    A merry band of pirates attacks Cracker Creek’s tour boat looking for Spruce Creek treasure during weekend rides. Don’t worry: They haven’t made anyone walk the plank—yet. (07/2010)

    1795 Taylor Rd, Port Orange
    386-304-0778
    oldfl oridapioneer.com

  • CLYDE BUTCHER: BIG CYPRESS SWAMP AND THE WESTERN EVERGLADES

    Florida’s master of large-format black-and-white nature photography captures haunting images of the Everglades’ startling but fragile beauty. This exhibit of 40 pieces clearly shows why he’s so well known. Through July 25. (07/2010)

    At Orlando Museum of Art 2416 N Mills Ave
    407-896-4231
    omart.org

  • CROWDED HOUSE

    This pop-rock band that rose to fame in the ’80s will rock the café with tunes like “Something So Strong” and “Don’t Dream It’s Over.” July 30. (07/2010)

    At Hard Rock Café 6050 Universal Blvd
    407-351-7625

  • GEMINI SPRINGS PARK

    This oak-studded park is a favorite of plein air artists, who often paint at water’s edge. The park is aptly named for its twin bubbling springs, which feed the St. Johns River. (07/2010)

    37 Dirksen Dr, DeBary
    386-736-5953
    volusia.org.../gemini.htm



  • UNCLE HENRY’S COUNTRY KITCHEN

    The traditional breakfast here is authentic country, right down to the steak and eggs and grits. If the coffee doesn’t wake you up, the lime-green awnings will. $ (07/2010)

    1341 Howell Branch Rd, Winter Park
    407-645-0065

  • WINDSOR ROSE TEA ROOM AND RESTAURANT

    At this eatery, you can enjoy traditional high tea served on fi ne china, or choose a dish from the English-style offerings. If pot roast and Yorkshire pudding are on the chalkboard as daily specials, don’t bother opening the menu. $$ (07/2010)

    142 W Fourth Ave
    352-735-2551
    windsorrose-tearoom.com

  • TU CASA RESTAURANT

    There’s little wonder why this restaurant is standing room only at lunchtime—the Dominican cuisine is top-notch. Try the crispy, garlicky roasted chicken. $$ (07/2010)

    9251 S Orange Blossom Tr
    407-856-3997

  • LA HACIENDA

    Start your Sunday with the leisurely champagne brunch at this historic resort. It includes fruits, eggs, waffl es and fresh-baked breads, as well as complimentary champagne or mimosas. $$$ (07/2010)

    At Mission Inn Resort & Club • 10400 Country Rd 48, Howie-in-the-Hills
    352-324-2024
    missioninnresort.com



  • NORVILLE BARNES

    This restaurant’s American fare is made from scratch—down to the pasta. Whether you choose linguine in garlic-cream sauce or Cajun steak salad, consider a microbrewed accompaniment, such as the Holy Mackerel Golden Ale. $$$ (07/2010)

    112 N Woodland Blvd, DeLand
    386-740-9060
    norvillebarnes.com

  • NORWOOD’S RESTAURANT & WINE SHOP

    This Atlantic Coast fi xture is well known for serving prime aged beef and fresh seafood. Create your own surf and turf combo, and toast your fancy meal with a vintage from the expansive cellar. $$$ (07/2010)

    400 Second Ave, New Smyrna Beach
    386-428-4621
    norwoods.com

  • DOWNTOWN POURHOUSE

    Business folks and late-night partiers are attracted by drinks, DJs and musicians at this intimate space. There’s a roomy wooden bar and tables outside for smokers. (07/2010)

    20 S Orange Ave
    407-425-7687

  • THE HUMOR MILL

    Friday nights at this comedy house feature two shows of local improv, with area jokesters churning out laughs for all ages. Hollywood Bistro offers a movie-themed menu to sample during the show. (07/2010)

    At Hollywood Bistro • 158 Tuskawilla Rd, Winter Springs
    407-414-0559
    thehumormill.webs.com