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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 advisory council recommends February 2027 Sister Cities festival

Coral Gables' International Affairs Coordinating Council informally agreed Monday, July 20, to recommend a scaled-back Sister Cities festival at the Coral Gables Museum plaza in February 2027, though the proposal still needs City Commission approval and faces budget concerns tied to Florida's November property tax referendum.

Colorful promotional graphic for Family Day on Aragon event on teal background.

Coral Gables Museum hosts America250-themed bike tour July 19

Bike Walk Coral Gables and the Coral Gables Museum present a guided bike tour on Sunday, July 19, led by museum director Elvis Fuentes, visiting local sites tied to the city's civic heritage as part of America's 250th anniversary celebration.

A black and yellow Giant Swallowtail butterfly perched on orange firebush flowers surrounded by green foliage.

Deering Estate posts record butterfly count, plants for endangered swallowtail

Deering Estate in Palmetto Bay recorded 297 butterflies in the 2026 NABA Miami Blue Coral Gables survey, the highest count in the annual tally, after three years of native habitat restoration that now includes planting torchwood to attract the federally endangered Schaus' Swallowtail.

Official portrait of Donna Shalala wearing a red blazer with a gold brooch in front of an American flag.

Coral Gables Community Foundation names Shalala, Shaggy among gala honorees

The Coral Gables Community Foundation has named four honorees for its 35th annual "La Dolce Notte" gala on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, at the Loews Coral Gables Hotel, including former UM president Donna Shalala, reggae star Shaggy, City National Bank CEO Jorge Gonzalez, and philanthropists Rudy and Lydia Touzet.

A woman in a pink period dress kneels over another performer on a blue-lit stage.

'Carrousel of Hearts' brings opera and zarzuela to Coral Gables July 25-26

Fine Arts of Miami stages "Carrousel of Hearts," a 120-minute concert blending opera and Spanish zarzuela, at the Sanctuary of the Arts in Coral Gables on July 25-26, featuring eight vocalists performing without microphones in a Belle Époque carnival setting.

Two women standing behind a table with framed portraits, orchids, and a decorative 100 centerpiece at an indoor event.

Founder's Day ceremony honors Merrick, marks Roxcy Bolton's centennial

Coral Gables' annual Founder's Day ceremony honored city founder George Merrick and marked the centennial of the late feminist pioneer Roxcy Bolton, who share a June 3 birthday, with Vice Mayor Rhonda Anderson and community leaders gathering at Birdie Bistro.

UM's Ashleen Kaur earns WGCA All-American Scholar honor

University of Miami incoming senior Ashleen Kaur was named to the 2025-26 WGCA All-American Scholar Team on Monday, July 13, capping a junior season that included the second-lowest round in program history.

Wide-angle view of Marlins Park interior during a game, showing the field, retractable roof, and home run sculpture.

Gulliver Prep's Lombard drafted 14th by Marlins, faces UM decision

Pinecrest's Jacob Lombard, a Gulliver Prep shortstop committed to the University of Miami, was selected 14th overall by the Miami Marlins in the 2026 MLB Draft on Saturday, July 11, and has until July 27 to decide between signing or playing for the Canes.

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