Tag: Coral Gables
Frida Kahlo comes to life on screen in birthday tribute
In celebration of what would have been Frida Kahlo’s 118th birthday, the Coral Gables Art Cinema will host three special screenings of Frida – Viva la Vida, an immersive documentary…
EDITORIAL: City Hall deserves a decision rooted in evidence
When it comes to protecting Coral Gables’ most iconic civic building, aesthetics alone should not guide the debate. Nor should political preference. The question of whether to replace the original…
Commission to vote on steel windows at City Hall despite specialists’ opposition
The Coral Gables City Commission is scheduled to vote Tuesday, July 1, on whether to replace the historic wood-framed windows at City Hall with steel alternatives—despite objections from the city’s…
‘Summer of THINGS’ continues at the Coral Gables Museum
The Coral Gables Museum invites residents and visitors to step into the “Summer of THINGS” this Wednesday, July 2, for an interactive evening of creative exploration led by artist Juraj…
Coral Gables Library Movie Night marks 50 years of ‘Jaws’
Before there was Shark Week, before digital effects and billion-dollar franchises, there was Jaws. Steven Spielberg’s 1975 thriller changed Hollywood and summer moviegoing forever—and on Tuesday, July 1, movie buffs…
Protesters rally at FIFA’s Coral Gables offices over immigration enforcement at soccer matches
As international soccer matches brought the FIFA Club World Cup to Miami-Dade, another form of global attention focused on Coral Gables. Immigrant rights advocates gathered outside FIFA’s Legal and Compliance…
Coral Gables Planning Board to weigh major land-use shift
The Coral Gables Planning and Zoning Board will convene Wednesday, July 2 to consider a slate of ordinances that signal major shifts in how the city plans for density, resilience,…
Tree abuse, obstructions, illegal dumping dominate Coral Gables Code Enforcement docket
Coral Gables code enforcement officers will present a packed docket the morning of Wednesday, July 2, with thousands of dollars in potential fines tied to violations ranging from tree abuse…
University of Miami’s College of Engineering: Legacy built for what’s next
The University of Miami’s College of Engineering traces its origins to a single building, a handful of courses, and a vision that predated even its formal founding. That vision—of experimentation,…
Explore memory, exile (in New England) and Cuban American identity at Books & Books
Books & Books in Coral Gables will host an evening of conversation and reflection with author Ana Hebra Flaster and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Mirta Ojito on Saturday, June 28, at…
