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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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Coral Gables offers nearly a dozen events in September 2026, including Marlon James at Coral Gables Congregational Church, Fairchild's Taste the Caribbean Festival, the Miami Whisk(e)y Mash, GableStage's 28th season opener and Coral Market at the historic Merrick House.

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Our Lady of Charity feast day Mass comes to Coral Way

The National Shrine of Our Lady of Charity's "Caminando con Su Pueblo" pilgrimage culminates in a feast-day Mass on Tuesday, Sept. 8, at the Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition on Coral Way, presided over by Archbishop Thomas Wenski.

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Coral Gables composting program diverts 5,000 pounds of CO₂

Coral Gables' free community composting program at the Coral Gables Library has diverted more than 5,000 pounds of carbon dioxide since its April launch, the city announced, marking a new milestone for the yearlong pilot.

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Coral Gables arts panel meets Sept. 2 on public art updates

The Coral Gables Arts Advisory Panel meets Wednesday, Sept. 2 at the Coral Gables Museum to review active Art in Public Places projects and an August acquisition update, as the city's public art collection continues to grow with works by internationally recognized artists.

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Ken Salazar brings immigration memoir to Books & Books Sept. 1

Former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ken Salazar discusses his memoir "Borderlands: My Fight for an Inclusive America" with journalist Maria Elena Salinas at Books & Books in Coral Gables on Tuesday, Sept. 1 at 7 p.m.

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Coral Gables screening launches new group for caregiving moms

Miami native Trina Sargalski will host the first gathering of The Responsible Ones, a new community project for women balancing caregiving and careers, with a free screening of the documentary "No Country for Mothers" on Wednesday, Sept. 2 at Coral Gables Congregational Church.

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Crocodile kills dog in South Miami, police warn residents

A crocodile killed a 9-year-old Dutch Shepherd in a South Miami backyard on Aug. 27, and South Miami Police issued a public warning urging residents near canals and waterways to use extreme caution and keep pets leashed.

Juno-winning Afro-Cuban duo Okan plays Coral Gables Oct. 10

Two-time Juno Award-winning Afro-Cuban duo Okan, featuring violinist Elizabeth Rodriguez and percussionist Magdelys Savigne, performs at Coral Gables' Sanctuary of the Arts on Oct. 10, touring material from their upcoming album "Ife ara."

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Venetian Pool opens to dogs Oct. 4 for Paws in the Pool

The City of Coral Gables announced that its annual Paws in the Pool event returns to the Venetian Pool on Sunday, Oct. 4, with two sessions divided by dog size and pre-registration now open.

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Coral Gables studies Youth Center lot for dog park

Coral Gables staff told commissioners Aug. 25 it is studying the War Memorial Youth Center parking lot as a possible alternate dog park site while the contested 520 University Drive location remains unresolved amid two pending court challenges and 355 public comments.

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