MOVE IT!
MOVE IT! Karate Classes: For children and adults; 6 p.m. May 1; Athalie Range Park, 525 NW 62nd St., Little Haiti. Free. 305-757-7961.
5K For Special Olympics: Run or walk through Pinecrest, 8 a.m. May 6. All proceeds benefit Special Olympics. Gulliver Prep School, 6575 Kendall Dr. $25 online, $30 day of race. 305-406-WINS (9467). somdc.org.
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