The Hibiscus is the signature flower of the Coral Gables Garden Club celebrating its 100th anniversary.
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A century in bloom: Exhibit fetes Garden Club’s storied history of city beautification

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Coral Gables Garden Club will mark its 100th anniversary next week with a historical exhibition at the Coral Gables Library, offering residents a rare…

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Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal stand close together in a moss-covered forest, dressed in period clothing, facing each other in an emotionally charged moment from Hamnet.
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‘Hamnet’ reimagines turning point that shaped Shakespeare’s most enduring tragedy

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Coral Gables Art Cinema marks Thanksgiving night with one of the season’s most anticipated literary adaptations when Hamnet, directed by Academy Award winner Chloé Zhao,…

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Side-by-side image showing author Andrew Furman smiling in a blue shirt next to the book cover of The World That We Are, which features a forest landscape and gold lettering.
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Author to discuss Thoreau-inspired novel at Books & Books

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Books & Books brings an evening of literary reflection to Coral Gables on Tuesday, Nov. 25, when Florida Atlantic University professor Andrew Furman appears at…

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Black-and-white still from Key Largo showing two actors seated indoors; the woman watches with steady concern while the man leans forward in thought, both dressed in mid-century casual clothing.
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Step into the storm: Coral Gables Library screens Bogart classic ‘Key Largo’

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Classic cinema returns to the Coral Gables Branch Library this week with a screening of Key Largo, the 1948 film noir drama that distilled postwar…

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Promotional photo showing cast members Dalia Aleman, Stephen Schnetzer, Margot Moreland, and Ben Sandomir posing against an illustrated cityscape for GableStage’s "Left on Tenth."
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Delia Ephron’s ‘Left on Tenth’ a story of reinvention at GableStage

By Coral Gables Gazette staff GableStage’s regional premiere of Left on Tenth, running Friday, November 21 through December 21 at the Wolfson Family Theatre in the Biltmore Hotel, invites audiences…

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Librarian standing next to a display of the Library Bill of Rights inside a public library.
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Documentary examines the high stakes of America’s book-ban battles

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Coral Gables Art Cinema will present a one-time screening of The Librarians on Saturday, Nov. 22 at noon, followed by an in-person conversation with…

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Stylized poster showing a ship approaching a city skyline, with a bowler-hatted figure and bold text reading “Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill,” promoting the Orchestra Miami production.
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Kurt Weill’s Berlin-to-Broadway story comes alive

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Orchestra Miami’s upcoming production, From Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill, arrives at the Sanctuary of the Arts on Saturday, November 22 with a clear…

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A picture of Gaby Tortoledo and E.L. Losada in “Man of La Mancha” at Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre.
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Actors’ Playhouse revives ‘Man of La Mancha’ for 30th anniversary

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Actors’ Playhouse will return to one of the defining touchstones of its artistic identity this month when it opens a newly staged Man of La…

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Installation view of Ricardo Alcaide’s Liminal, a vertically oriented work made of aluminum, MDF, and brick, presenting layered surfaces that highlight unfinished textures and architectural traces.
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‘Intervals’ brings contemporary art to unexpected corners of Coral Gables

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Coral Gables is turning familiar public spaces into unexpected encounters with art this season as Art in Public Places debuts Intervals, a suite of contemporary…

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Poster for “Scores for the Silver Screen” featuring bold red lettering over a black-and-white filmstrip background, advertising the Nov. 21 live-orchestra student film event at the Cosford Theater.
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Live orchestra animates student films at Cosford Theater

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Frost School of Music will present one of its most distinctive student collaborations on Friday, Nov. 21, when Scores for the Silver Screen returns…

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