Coral Gables Commission April 2026: Key Updates
At its April meeting, the Coral Gables City Commission approved zoning changes, a public park agreement, delivery robot rules, and updates on recycling and development projects.
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At its April meeting, the Coral Gables City Commission approved zoning changes, a public park agreement, delivery robot rules, and updates on recycling and development projects.
Read MoreSanctuary of the Arts brings the Miami Ballet Orchestra on stage for a rare, immersive performance in Coral Gables, highlighting ballet’s most recognized compositions.
Read MoreFrom classic pub fries to Korean-inspired variations, Coral Gables offers a range of takes on the global staple, each with its own twist.
Read MoreMottai brings refined Japanese dining to The Plaza Coral Gables, pairing pristine nigiri, thoughtful small plates, and a polished dining room with a menu shaped by tradition and Miami influence.
Read MoreGableStage’s “Prayer for the French Republic” in Coral Gables examines identity, faith, and generational memory through a layered, multi-period narrative.
Read MoreA curated guide to Coral Gables events in April 2026, including Easter celebrations, live music, theater, and community gatherings.
Read MoreNew openings in Coral Gables include Sollis Health, AIRLAB Fitness, and The Well Groomed Gentleman, each bringing a different approach to health, fitness, and grooming.
Read MoreSalumeria 104 introduces a new happy hour on Miracle Mile with $4 Aperol Spritz, cocktails, and Italian bites in a relaxed outdoor setting.
Read MoreCoral Gables continues expanding its network of fenced dog parks with the opening of Chewy Bark Park. The new space adds another off-leash area for residents and their pets near the city’s growing Underline park system.
Read MoreJae’s Jewelers on Miracle Mile has become the longest continually operating retailer in downtown Coral Gables, continuing a family business founded after World War II.
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