GGG Town Hall withCommissioner Richard Lara
Gables Good Government joins Commissioner Richard Lara for a members-only town hall to discuss referendum election results and issues of concern to Coral Gables residents.
Gables Good Government joins Commissioner Richard Lara for a members-only town hall to discuss referendum election results and issues of concern to Coral Gables residents.
A Hollywood director travels incognito across Depression-era America to research a more serious film, in this 1941 satire by Preston Sturges starring Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake.
A seasonal tasting menu featuring spring ingredients, blending modern American and Japanese techniques across a multi-course dining experience.
A Levantine pop-up dining experience featuring a shared tasting menu, wine pairings, and theatrical presentation, led by chef Jimmy.
Miami's only high-end Italian food and wine festival returns to Coral Gables with unlimited pours, authentic bites, and a grand tasting celebration of Italy's finest culinary traditions.
Author Robert P. Watson presents Declaration, a study of the origins and impact of the Declaration of Independence, using primary sources to examine its historical context and legacy.
A discussion of Son of Nobody by Yann Martel, a novel that connects an imagined Greek epic with a modern scholar’s translation, exploring themes of authorship, memory, and history.
Opening reception at the Lowe Art Museum featuring two exhibitions on Afro-Cuban art and the Afrocubanismo movement.
A ballet showcase featuring the Choreographic Ensemble performing selections from the classical repertoire, highlighting the evolution of ballet across two centuries.
The Twelve Good Men Luncheon supports Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Florida, which has provided lodging and support services to families with children receiving medical treatment for more than four decades. The organization is currently constructing a new 63,000-square-foot Ronald McDonald House at Jackson Memorial Hospital, a facility that will more than double its capacity. Proceeds from the luncheon help fund overnight accommodations, meals, and daily operations that support families during a child’s treatment.
