Join us for an exciting seminar on creating a paradise for pollinators in South Florida! Led by Daniel Calzadilla, Beekeeper. This event is perfect for families. Learn how to support all pollinators through eco-friendly gardening, with a focus on native plants. Daniel will share tips on selecting the best plants to attract and nurture these […]

Dr. Hobbs, Executive Director of the A. Philip Randolph Institute at Edward Waters University, examines Florida’s painful history of lynching and racial violence, with a focus on the life and efforts of civil rights activist Harry T. Moore’s fight against lynching and the Klu Klux Klan that led to his death in a bombing of […]

Uncover the artistry of landscape interpretation with renowned artists Michele Oka Doner and Cristina Favretto, Head of Special Collections. Delve into the captivating realm of personal interpretations and the vital role of libraries and archives in preserving them. Join us for an enlightening discussion on documenting the real magical landscape. And don't miss the opportunity […]

This exhibition assembles 37 prints, including photogravures and photo-etchings, that capture a deeply personal trip across the American South by the mother-daughter duo Lihie Talmor and Ruti Talmor, as they followed Elvis Presley’s early steps. “Eventually, like my mother, I was entranced by the mystery that seemed to sit at the core of ; there […]

This exhibition gathers a selection of works from different periods in the career of Chile-born, New-York-based artist Jorge Tacla (1958). From early paintings and works on paper of the 1980s, to recent work, the curatorship is based on this artist´s relationship with architecture and the built environment as he makes comments on socio-political issues around […]

Join us for an Exhibition Tour and Conversation with artists Lihie and Ruti Talmor, exploring the recently inaugurated exhibition "RIA, everything remember is dear, everything remembered is there." This project, born from a fascination with Elvis Presley, became an adventurous journey through the American South.

Visit historic Mediterranean Revival buildings and stroll through the bustling business district of Coral Gables, learning about the history of this thriving area since the 1920s! With each step, you’ll uncover the fascinating history and stories behind the iconic buildings that define this unique urban oasis. Museum admission is included with tickets.

Turn up the music as Pride, the Navy Band Southeast’s Popular Music Group, closes out Fleet Week in the Gables with a lively concert on our Plaza. Enjoy drinks with […]

Cuba is a historical laboratory of buildings, streets, and artifacts that have been mostly untouched since 1960–allowing visitors to transport themselves into a time and space that has not evolved […]

Join us in celebrating the 122ⁿᵈ birthday of the Republic of Cuba with Jesús Enrique, also known as “El Salsero de Miami“, making his debut in The City Beautiful. Don't […]

This book, by David Trejo, author, Salvadoran diplomat, and politician with a long trajectory as a cultural promoter and human rights advocate in Central America, delves into the intricacies of […]

“Visions from Inside the Walls. Coral Gables Artists Today”, is a collective exhibition that brings together a diverse group of artists, who reside or work in the Coral Gables City. […]

  Join us for an exciting Cardboard Workshop inspired by the innovative architect Shigeru Ban! Led by cardboard and textile artist Kristina Reinis, will introduce participants to the power of […]

Join the Young Associates at Wolfe’s Wine Shoppe for fresh summer wines and networking. Don’t miss out on this fun and refreshing event!

This exhibition will gather a rich tapestry of historical artifacts, documents, and narratives to celebrate the centennial of the Coral Gables Congregational United Church of Christ, a cornerstone of The […]

This exhibition delves into the multifaceted life of George Merrick: the artist, the entrepreneur, the visionary, and the dreamer. Personal objects, photographs, documents, and other historical material will offer visitors […]

Join us for "The Placemaker-Poet", an innovative three-screen dramatic presentation about the life and legacy of visionary developer George E. Merrick. This event is linked to the upcoming exhibition "Celebrating […]

The Books & Books Literary Foundation and the Coral Gables Museum are proud to present an evening with Edel Rodriguez discussing The Mango Tree (La mata de mango): A Picture […]

Presented on the occasion of the upcoming exhibition 'Dreaming of Coral Gables,' exploring the life of visionary George Merrick. Your tax-deductible donation will support Public Programs and Exhibitions celebrating the […]