Tag: Things to do in Coral Gables
‘Duck Soup’: Coral Gables Library screens the Marx Brothers’ masterwork on April Fool’s Day
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Picture four brothers dressed as soldiers, fighting a war that no one can quite remember starting, in a country whose name — Freedonia, Land of…
New dance program in Coral Gables puts gender and identity in motion
A new program at the Sanctuary of the Arts on Saturday night turns to one of dance’s most enduring questions: how the body carries identity, memory, and meaning. The Peter…
Georgia O’Keeffe documentary brings the artist’s life — and mythology — into focus at Coral Gables Art Cinema
By Coral Gables Gazette staff A painter of flowers, bones, and desert horizons, Georgia O’Keeffe built a body of work that reshaped American art. A new documentary screening at the…
Russian journalist sentenced to prison will speak at Books & Books
By Coral Gables Gazette staff In July 2024, a Moscow court sentenced Mikhail Zygar to eight and a half years in prison for disseminating what Russia called “fake news” about…
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…
A college band went viral playing Bieber on a banjo. Now they’re closing out Music at McBride Plaza
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Picture five college students on Miracle Mile on a Thursday evening, the sun going down behind the buildings, a banjo and a mandolin and a…
A Paris apartment — and the lives hidden above it — come to the University of Miami
By Coral Gables Gazette staff The apartment is large, elegant, and immaculate. The egg must be cooked exactly three and a half minutes. The wife moves through a world of…
The painter who changed Florida brings his story to Family Day on Aragon
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Somewhere in the galleries of the Coral Gables Museum this Saturday, a child will stop in front of a painting of the Everglades — the…
Seraphic Fire brings its annual candlelight concert to St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
By Coral Gables Gazette staff The candles go down one at a time. The church fills with a particular kind of silence — not the silence before music begins, but…
Before ‘La Dolce Vita,’ Fellini made this — and the Bill Cosford Cinema is screening it Sunday
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Five young men in a small Italian coastal town. One has just gotten a girl pregnant and must marry her. One is perpetually, cheerfully unemployed….
