Things to Do in Pinewood

Miami BeachSports shoots thrill-seekers into the wild blue yonder with adrenaline-filled trips at the stern of Yamaha WaveRunners. Aquatic cowboys wrangle the sea-slapping crafts, churning up wake and waking up the Krakens that live along the oceanfront boardwalk. Guests take in seldom-seen vistas while screaming along the waves, looking back at the strip of beach between Fontainebleau Hotel and Four Points by Sheraton Miami Beach where Miami BeachSports is located. Once back on shore, guests can rent the shop’s chaise lounges or oversize umbrellas for beachside relaxation.

You wouldn’t ask a plumber to fix a nuclear submarine (especially after last time), so don’t ask an eight-ball to predict your future. Prescient ponderings and intuitive information are Sandra’s forte, dished out with a heaping side of practical advice. With more than 30 years of experience, Sandra is trained in removing any evil influences that are interfering with your life, ensuring you’ll just happen to meet a skilled intergalactic pilot who will smuggle you to Alderaan. Delving deeper than Jacques Cousteau, Sandra will answer all of your financial, career, and emotional questions while accurately predicting the return date of the McRib.

During a beginning to intermediate metal-working crash course, students will learn how to properly wield a variety of hand tools, shape solder with a torch, and handle hammers to shape copper into an elegant ring. Expert metal-manipulators douse absorbent pupils with their abundant knowledge of piercing, stone setting, and finishing before setting them free to coerce metal on their own. Jewelry Creations Workshop's staff of friendly silversmiths are skilled at teaching the precision, attention to detail, and creativity required to craft fingerbling so sparkling it attracts hummingbirds. All materials and tools will be provided, including the copper needed to make your ring.

Owned by American Star Ball Championship dancers Ruslan Meshkov and Alexandra Nema and staffed with experienced instructors, Fred Astaire Dance Studio understand the basic human pining to impress peers and woo prospective mates by exploding into a barrage of meticulously choreographed but equally soulful dance moves. You'll start out with a 30-minute private beginner's lesson where you'll learn the basic ins and outs of the dance floor. After, you can schedule your remaining private lesson and two 30-minute group dance classes how you like (the two private lessons and one group class are $33 based on one of Fred Astaire's intro specials, and the additional group class is $22.50). Two 90-minute practice parties ($24) provide an opportunity to make up for a disastrous prom-night face plant and subsequent nine-week rehabilitation. Fred Astaire lets you choose from 28 dance styles, including American styles such as foxtrot, jitterbug, and swing, and international styles like the cha-cha, pasodoble, and the tango.