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SHOP

10 a.m.

Snag a pair of limited-edition sunglasses designed by James Price, the artist whose bedazzled footwear has been seen on the hooves of stars like Nicki Minaj. Available only at the Miami Beach Sunglass Hut flagship store starting Tuesday for $250. 845 Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach; 305-674-6906.

WINE

5 p.m.

The Wine Vault has happy hour deals until 8 p.m. including $4 wine by the glass and $5 beer as well as $5 specialty tapas. 3201 N. Miami Ave., Miami; 786-691-2000.

KISS

9 p.m.

Head to Hyde Beach at the SLS Hotel for French Kiss Tuesdays, a classy soiree with music by DJ Victor Porfidio and Robert Rico and free champagne for the ladies from 10 to 11 p.m. 1701 Collins Ave., Miami Beach; for table reservations, call 305-979-2353.

To get listed, visit www.miami.com/events.

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