Tag: Things to do in Coral Gables
Frost School marks 100 years of live music with star-filled season
A century after the University of Miami’s music school opened its doors and presented its first concert, the Frost School of Music is marking the anniversary the way it knows…
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…
Ken Salazar discusses new memoir “Borderlands” with Maria Elena Salinas at Books & Books
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Former U.S. Sen. and Ambassador Ken Salazar, whose career has taken him from a family ranch in Colorado to the U.S. Senate, a presidential Cabinet…
Sam Neill returns to the screen in 4K restoration of ‘The Piano’ at Coral Gables Art Cinema
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Less than seven weeks after the death of actor Sam Neill, the Coral Gables Art Cinema will bring one of his most acclaimed films back…
Latin Grammy winner César Orozco brings Cuban son and jazz to The Burrow
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Latin Grammy-winning pianist and vocalist César Orozco will bring the Cuban son tradition that shaped him, reworked through timba and modern jazz, to Miracle Mile…
Before it streams, ‘Drawn Together’ screening/book signing brings Mercedes Ron and stars to Coral Gables
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Before “Drawn Together” reaches Prime Video viewers around the world, Coral Gables audiences will get an early look at the romantic thriller alongside the author…
National Film Registry selection anchors ‘Journeys in Motion’ at Coral Gables library
By Coral Gables Gazette staff A train ride past Mount Fuji, an animated rendering of Homer’s “Odyssey” and a meditation on discovery will share the screen Wednesday at the Coral…
Chewy Bark Park launches monthly ‘Pack Walk’ along The Underline
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Chewy Bark Park, the Coral Gables dog park that opened along The Underline earlier this year, is launching a monthly social walk designed to bring…
Latin Grammy-nominated drummer Nomar Negroni leads a night of jazz standards
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Nomar Negroni has spent more than two decades behind the drum kit alongside his father in one of Puerto Rico’s better-known Latin jazz ensembles. On…
Youth orchestra with El Sistema roots brings Klezmer and flamenco to Woman’s Club
By Coral Gables Gazette staff A Miami youth orchestra led by a musician whose own training reaches back to the beginnings of Venezuela’s famed El Sistema will bring Klezmer and…
