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FAIR

10 a.m.

Get into the swing of the holiday season at the Virginia Key Holiday Fair with rides, food, music and family fun. The fair is free; unlimited rides bracelets cost $25. 4020 Virginia Beach Dr., Key Biscayne; 305-960-4600.

SALSA

7 p.m.

Puerto Rican composer, singer and trombonist Willie Colon has collaborated with many greats, including Ruben Blades, Ismael Miranda, Talking Heads leader David Byrne and the incomparable Celia Cruz. Hard Rock Live Arena at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, 1 Seminole Way, near Hollywood; Ticketmaster; $40-$75.

PARTY

11 p.m.

SET’s Sunday night house music throwdown Movement Sundays celebrates its two-year anniversary tonight with long line-up of DJs to keep the party going. Expect names like Christian Falero, Edgar V, Ivano Bellini, Richy, Dave Sol, and resident Louis Dee. 320 Lincoln Road., Miami Beach; 305-531-2800; $30

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