Three carved jack-o’-lanterns glowing over water at dusk, evoking the Pumpkin Float event at the Coral Gables Golf & Country Club.
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Coral Gables Halloween 2026: what’s free, what costs and what to book

Pumpkins will take over Ponce Circle Park, jack-o’-lanterns will float in a swimming pool, and the War Memorial Youth Center’s basketball gym will become a haunted house as Coral Gables…

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Collage of 21 cast member headshots from Actors’ Playhouse’s production of Jekyll & Hyde.
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Actors’ Playhouse opens season with gothic musical ‘Jekyll & Hyde’

Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre will open its 2026-2027 Mainstage season with Jekyll & Hyde, bringing the gothic musical thriller to Miracle Mile from Wednesday, Oct. 7 through Nov….

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White La La Land title lettering on a black background.
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The Burrow pairs ‘La La Land’ with post-film conversation Sept. 9

A screening of La La Land at The Burrow on Wednesday will not end when the credits roll. The Miracle Mile cultural salon is bringing Damien Chazelle’s 2016 musical to…

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Artist’s rendering of the Miracle Mile and Ponce de Leon Boulevard intersection with diagonal pedestrian crosswalks forming an X across the center of the roadway.
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Miracle Mile crosswalk study deferred as Coral Gables widens safety review

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Coral Gables City Commission deferred a proposal at its June 2 meeting to fund a pedestrian safety study at Ponce de León Boulevard and…

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A four-image collage of commercial properties along Coral Gables' Miracle Mile and surrounding streets. Top left: A row of ground-floor retail storefronts with awnings along a pedestrian-friendly street lined with mature trees and decorative paving. Top right: A modern retail strip featuring the Moletas restaurant at 257, with outdoor dining under red umbrellas and pedestrians on the sidewalk. Bottom left: A contemporary single-story commercial building with a Polestar showroom and an adjacent storefront with a purple awning, framed by a large shade tree and parked cars along the street. Bottom right: The intersection of Miracle Mile and Ponce de León Boulevard, featuring a yellow Mediterranean-style commercial building with outdoor café seating, palm trees, and a Canadian flag visible on an upper-floor balcony.
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Nearly 100,000 square feet leased on Miracle Mile as Coral Gables draws new wave of tenants

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Terranova Corporation, the largest landlord on Coral Gables’ Miracle Mile, has executed 17 new leases and one expansion totaling 96,791 square feet and more than…

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View of Miracle Mile in downtown Coral Gables at dusk, showing palm trees in the median, storefronts lit along both sides, and cars moving through the street where the city is studying a new business taxing district.
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Consultants: ‘Jury’s out’ on whether new downtown tax district will work

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The special consultants hired to help determine whether the City of Coral Gables should reinstitute a special taxing district in its central business district acknowledged…

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Artist’s rendering of the Miracle Mile and Ponce de Leon Boulevard intersection with diagonal pedestrian crosswalks forming an X across the center of the roadway.
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Could Miracle Mile get a diagonal crosswalk? Board sends ‘scramble’ intersection idea to Commission

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The possibility of having a scramble crosswalk – a crosswalk that includes a diagonal pathway as well as regular ones between streets where all pedestrians…

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Jewelry pop-up table on Miracle Mile with displays, plants, and a coral tablecloth.
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City launches Miracle Mile pop-up pilot as Small Business Saturday approaches

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Coral Gables will test a new way of activating storefronts on the 300 block of Miracle Mile this holiday season, approving a pop-up business pilot…

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Paved sidewalk along Miracle Mile with storefront awnings, outdoor seating, and trees.
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EDITORIAL: Coral Gables must protect its public realm

By the Coral Gables Gazette editorial board Coral Gables is entering a moment that will shape the future of its civic center. New pop-ups will line sections of Miracle Mile….

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A bronze historical marker on Coral Gables’ Miracle Mile describes the street’s origins after World War II, with shops and palm trees in the background. The Gazette editorial argues that the city’s focus should be on the future, not the past.
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EDITORIAL: A more vibrant downtown requires City Hall realism — and cash

By the Coral Gables Gazette editorial board For three decades, we’ve watched Coral Gables leaders try to “revive” Miracle Mile. Each generation has its plan: a Business Improvement District here,…

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