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Sunday Afternoon in South Dade: Moos & Brews at Joel's Miami and the High Tide Low Tide Exhibition at Deering Estate

Two South Dade listings are still in front of you this Sunday afternoon: mini cows, music and yard games at Joel's Miami on SW 177th Avenue, and the High Tide Low Tide art exhibition at Deering Estate, open until 4 p.m. and running through November 8.

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Sunday Afternoon in South Dade: Moos & Brews at Joel's Miami and the High Tide Low Tide Exhibition at Deering Estate (Miami Watch News)

For a Sunday afternoon that does not involve a ballot or a ballgame, South Dade has two listings still running. At Joel's Miami, at 19200 SW 177th Avenue, Moos & Brews pairs miniature cows with music and yard games on Sunday, with paid admission - the Homestead Local Scoop's Issue 117 listing advises checking the ticket time before heading out, since the event runs on ticketed entry rather than a single posted start.

The quieter option is in Palmetto Bay. Deering Estate's High Tide Low Tide exhibition is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday at the estate, and the exhibition runs through November 8, so today is not the last chance - but it is a full afternoon's window, and the listing advises checking admission before you go. The estate is at 16701 SW 72nd Avenue.

Both listings sit inside a full South Dade Sunday: the Berry Farm's extended hours run until 9 p.m. in the Redland, and early voting sites across Miami-Dade stay open until 7 p.m. With the Flood Watch in effect and Sunday's rain chance at 65 percent on the station's live feed, the indoor exhibition carries the drier afternoon - and either stop pairs with a drive that should leave room for wet roads.

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