Composite of black-and-white historic street photographs showing storefronts, utility poles, pedestrians and cars along a Miami commercial corridor.
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Coral Gables Museum panel to explore preservation amid displacement

Coral Gables Museum will turn its attention Wednesday to a question confronting historic immigrant neighborhoods across South Florida: how to preserve the people, places and culture that define a community…

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An adult and six children pose in white, red and blue Dominican-style outfits, some holding or wearing Dominican Republic flag colors, in front of a sponsor backdrop.
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Coral Gables Museum’s Family Day celebrates Little Santo Domingo

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Coral Gables Museum holds a free Family Day on the third Saturday of every month, but this weekend’s edition has a distinctly Dominican focus. The…

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Black-and-white graphic reading “2026 Capture Coral Gables” inside and beside a rectangular frame.
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America at 250 frames Coral Gables Museum’s annual photo contest

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Coral Gables Museum is asking photographers to interpret the city through the people, freedoms and civic ideals being examined as the United States marks…

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Composite image showing a painted portrait of an older bald man with glasses beside a color headshot of a smiling dark-haired man in a suit.
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A century of Coral Gables mayors, told one portrait at a time

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Coral Gables is turning the office of mayor into an exhibition. Beginning Wednesday, the Coral Gables Museum will open “Local Leadership, National Legacy: Coral Gables…

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Promotional graphic for Summer with the Symphony, featuring stylized tropical palm fronds, string lights, and a teal summer sky.
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Overlooked women composers take the spotlight at Coral Gables Museum

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Two composers long pushed to the margins of the classical repertoire will share the spotlight on Thursday, June 25 at the Coral Gables Museum, when…

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Close-up photo of an aged stitched leather football against a black background.
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World’s oldest known football arrives in Coral Gables during World Cup

By Coral Gables Gazette staff With the World Cup underway across North America, Miami Stadium hosting seven matches and FIFA’s Legal and Compliance Division operating from a corporate office in…

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Moroccan Visions brings together more than two dozen works by four artists
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‘Moroccan Visions’ brings four contemporary artists and a century of painting history to the Coral Gables Museum

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Coral Gables Museum is presenting Moroccan Visions, a program of exhibitions and family workshops developed in collaboration with the Consulate General of the Kingdom…

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Two painted portraits of composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Robert Schumann shown side by side.
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Mozart to Schumann: A chamber program that traces how music changed

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Sixty years separate the two works on the South Beach Chamber Ensemble’s program this Sunday at the Coral Gables Museum — sixty years in which…

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A brightly colored sawdust carpet featuring intricate geometric and floral patterns is arranged on the ground, bordered by rows of green fruit and other natural materials.
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An art form made to be destroyed comes to the Coral Gables Museum

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Imagine spending days placing colored sawdust, flower petals, pine needles, and fruit on the ground, spoonful by careful spoonful, building a work of art so…

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Aerial view of Château de Beynac, a large medieval stone fortress with multiple towers, crenellated battlements, and a red-tiled roof, perched on a steep limestone cliff above the Dordogne River. The surrounding landscape is dense green forest under a partly cloudy blue sky, with the river curving through the valley below and the rooftops of a small village visible at the base of the cliff.
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Coral Gables Museum opens a window onto medieval France — one castle at a time

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Imagine standing at the edge of a limestone cliff above the Dordogne River. Below, the valley spreads out in long green folds. Above, the walls…

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