Tag: Things to do in Coral Gables
Coral Gables Art Cinema presents ‘One Night in Miami…’ with live panel to mark Black History Month
By Coral Gables Gazette staff On a warm night in February 1964, four young men gathered in a modest motel room in Miami. One had just become the heavyweight champion…
French chanson meets Latin romance: Pro-Arte launches series with tribute to Aznavour and Manzanero
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Two musical traditions born an ocean apart will meet in a single intimate room. French chanson and Latin bolero—each rooted in longing, storytelling, and emotional…
Power, wealth and the presidency: Megan Gorman examines the financial lives of America’s leaders
By Coral Gables Gazette staff What can the personal finances of American presidents reveal about power, leadership, and the American dream? Author and wealth manager Megan Gorman explores that question…
Pure voices, shared roots: Seraphic Fire brings America’s folk hymn tradition to Coral Gables
By Coral Gables Gazette staff On Friday evening, beneath the vaulted ceiling of the Church of the Little Flower, one of Coral Gables’ most revered vocal ensembles will invite listeners…
Fairchild’s Garden D’Amore returns with Valentine’s Day concert under the stars
By Coral Gables Gazette staff On Valentine’s Day evening, Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden will transform from a place of daylight exploration into an open-air concert setting shaped by music, atmosphere,…
An urgent conversation on America’s healthcare system at Books & Books
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Coral Gables has long served as a gathering place for civic and cultural conversation, and on Friday evening, that tradition will extend into one of…
Coral Gables Art Cinema to screen first-run documentary on spiritual seeker Patrick McCollum with live Q&A
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Coral Gables Art Cinema will present a first-run screening of The Man Who Saves the World? on Sunday, Feb. 15, at 3 p.m., bringing to…
‘Dear Evan Hansen’ arrives at Actors’ Playhouse as a modern musical touchstone
By Coral Gables Gazette staff When Dear Evan Hansen first appeared on Broadway, it arrived as something rare: a contemporary musical that spoke directly to the emotional isolation of modern…
A city as a shared work of art: Victor Dover on streets, scale and livable communities
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Cities reveal their values not only in grand plans or landmark buildings, but in the everyday spaces people inhabit most: streets, sidewalks, intersections and public…
Chamber music at full voltage: Amernet Quartet joins forces with Pianist Elizabeth Pridgen
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Chamber music reaches its most compelling form when it feels less like a recital and more like a live conversation — musicians listening as intently…
