Gables Gallery Night

Coral Gables Gallery Night takes place on the first Friday of the month from 6 to 10 pm, with galleries and participating art venues opening for an evening of exhibitions, live music, and special programming. Visitors can travel between locations using the city’s trolley service or Freebee on-demand vehicles.

Galleries

Leica Store Miami | 372 Miracle Mile

Leica Store Miami presents Wanderlust, a photography exhibition featuring work by alumni of the store’s photography workshops and tours. The exhibition includes photographs by 35 photographers taken across 17 countries, including Japan, Norway, Patagonia, Namibia, Bolivia, the Faroe Islands, Lisbon, and Greenland.

A digital presentation features more than 150 additional photographs submitted for the exhibition. Wanderlust remains on view through August.

H. Benitez Fine Art Gallery | 233 Aragon Avenue

H. Benitez Fine Art Gallery participates in September Gallery Night with a presentation of original works by artist Humberto Benítez. Visitors can explore the gallery’s collection during the evening.

Cernuda Arte | 3155 Ponce de Leon Boulevard

Cernuda Arte marks the 100th anniversary of artist Gina Pellón’s birth with Gina Pellón: Centennial. The exhibition features more than 20 paintings, collages, and works on paper by the expressionist artist.

Visitors can also view more than 225 additional works by 20th- and 21st-century international modern and contemporary artists. Cernuda Arte will participate in Gallery Night from 6 to 9 pm.

Coral Gables Museum | 285 Aragon Avenue

Coral Gables Museum offers free gallery admission during Gallery Night, along with a cash bar, happy hour specials, and a live performance by Glass Blocs featuring music influenced by 1980s New Wave, New Romantic, and Post-Punk.

Four exhibitions are currently on view: “Many Voices,” “One Nation: En Nuestras Palabras,” “Local Leadership,” “National Legacy: Coral Gables Mayors Across a Century,” “La Vida es un Carnaval,” and “George Merrick’s Vision: Revisiting Arva Moore Park’s Creating the Dream Exhibition.”

Visitors can also see sculptures throughout the museum by artists including Jaume Plensa, Ilse de Manzanares, and Beatriz Kohn.