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Sundance documentary 'History of Concrete' opens at Gables cinema

John Wilson's Sundance documentary "The History of Concrete," featuring Timothée Chalamet, Nathan Fielder and Josh Safdie, is in the middle of an eight-screening run at Coral Gables Art Cinema through Thursday, Oct. 8, with remaining shows followed by a prerecorded Wilson-Safdie Q&A.

Sundance documentary 'History of Concrete' opens at Gables cinema

John Wilson's Sundance documentary "The History of Concrete," featuring Timothée Chalamet, Nathan Fielder and Josh Safdie, is in the middle of an eight-screening run at Coral Gables Art Cinema through Thursday, Oct. 8, with remaining shows followed by a prerecorded Wilson-Safdie Q&A.

Sundance documentary 'History of Concrete' opens at Gables cinema

John Wilson's Sundance documentary "The History of Concrete," featuring Timothée Chalamet, Nathan Fielder and Josh Safdie, is in the middle of an eight-screening run at Coral Gables Art Cinema through Thursday, Oct. 8, with remaining shows followed by a prerecorded Wilson-Safdie Q&A.

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Pinecrest held a ribbon-cutting Sept. 10 for the renovated Veterans Wayside Park, a $1.27 million project that includes new paths, lighting, a playground and native orchids planted with Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, plus a 250th anniversary marker sponsored by the Coral Gables DAR chapter.

University of Miami campus green with a large metallic 'U' sculpture surrounded by palm trees.

Coral Gables weighs autism-friendly city designation

The Coral Gables Advisory Board on Disability Affairs meets Oct. 7 to continue work on a UM-NSU CARD Autism Friendly City designation and prepare a disability employment awareness proclamation for the Oct. 13 City Commission meeting.

JohnMartin's marks 37 years on Miracle Mile after COVID revival

JohnMartin's Irish Pub & Restaurant on Miracle Mile is celebrating 37 years since its 1989 founding, nearly four years after Breakwater Hospitality Group revived the Coral Gables institution that closed during COVID in 2020.

Frost Symphony opens season with Mozart and Tchaikovsky Saturday

The Frost Symphony Orchestra opens its centennial season Saturday, Sept. 19 at Gusman Concert Hall with doctoral flutist Chi Ting soloing in Mozart alongside Tchaikovsky's final symphony, led by conductor Gerard Schwarz.

American flag waving proudly against a clear blue sky, symbolizing freedom and patriotism.

Coral Gables marks 9/11 25th anniversary at Fire Station 1

Coral Gables Fire and Police departments host a public remembrance ceremony Friday morning at Fire Station 1, while American Legion Post 98 holds an evening event featuring a Purple Heart recipient. City offices close for Patriot Day, but most recreation facilities stay open on modified hours.

A cute black dog wearing a bandana and leash, enjoying the outdoors in a park setting.

Globe Café's Thursday dog night draws Coral Gables regulars

The Globe Café & Bar on Alhambra Circle in Coral Gables hosts an informal Thursday dog night that grew from two regulars' pets into a weekly tradition with dedicated bowls, bacon and burgers for canine guests.

Rope-and-pole climbing structure in a fenced public park playground.

Coral Gables expects Phillips Park soft opening in late September

The Coral Gables Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meets Thursday to review capital project updates, including a Phillips Park soft opening expected by the end of September and the first presentation of a Youth Center Master Plan.

Booker winner Marlon James discusses new novel in Coral Gables

Booker Prize winner Marlon James discusses his critically acclaimed new novel The Disappearers at Coral Gables Congregational Church on Saturday, Sept. 5, in conversation with University of Miami professor Kei Miller, presented by Books & Books and LGBTQ advocacy group SAVE.

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Cason urges organ donation after his kidney transplant

Former Coral Gables Mayor Jim Cason received a kidney transplant in October 2025 and is now advocating for more organ donors as more than 90,000 Americans await kidney transplants.

Large live oak trees form a dense green canopy over a shaded residential street.

Coral Gables tree inventory finds 58% canopy coverage

A new digital tree inventory finds Coral Gables has 58% canopy coverage and nearly 39,000 trees in public rights-of-way, nearly triple Miami-Dade County's 20.1% measurement.

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