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Through Jan. 20, 2008, Historical Museum of Southern Florida, 101 W. Flagler St., Miami. The exhibition explores South Florida’s interaction with water during the last 10,000 years through a family-friendly, multisensory experience with four main themes: nourishment, transportation, recreation and environmental impacts. Hear stories about survival and recreation in South Florida’s aquatic world. See prehistoric maritime artifacts, vintage fisherman gear and water vessels, including an Indian canoe, a trapper skiff, a sailboat designed for Biscayne Bay’s shallow waters and a Cuban refugee raft. Catch a sailfish using a fishing simulator, visit a hurricane safe room, and track hurricane activity with a live feed from the National Hurricane Center. Adults, $5; Children (6-12), $2; 5 and younger, free. 305-375-1492.