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35 events found.
Events
Calendar of Events
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2 events,
University of Miami Libraries offers weekly online mindfulness sessions covering meditation, breathing, self-compassion, emotions, movement and other practices throughout fall 2026.
Free
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4 events,
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Coral Gables Museum hosts a Link + Learn panel on cultural preservation, development, displacement, and the future of historic Miami neighborhoods, with experts in planning, photography, and community development.
Free
Author Thomas Swick discusses the paperback release of his memoir, “Falling Into Place,” in conversation with journalist and author Carlos Frías.
Free
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3 events,
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Cuban American artist Arturo Rodríguez discusses his forthcoming monograph with art historians Alejandro Anreus and Bruce Weber, covering nearly 47 years of work and themes of memory, exile and identity.
Free
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8 events,
The Somethings perform soul-jazz and classic funk on The Lawn at The Plaza Coral Gables Sept. 4 during the Sounds of Summer series.
Free
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Coral Gables Gallery Night returns on the first Friday of the month with exhibitions, live music, and special programming at galleries and art venues throughout the city.
Free
Author and artist Milena Brown discusses the English-language release of “The Last Margaret Keane,” a novel exploring migration, memory, identity, and life in Miami.
Free
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7 events,
In honor of Dolly Parton, Steel Magnolias follows six women connected through a Louisiana beauty salon as they navigate friendship, family, relationships, and major changes in their lives.
$8 – $11.75
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The Giralda Plaza Artisan Market takes place every first and third Saturday at Giralda Plaza in Coral Gables. The open-air
Free
Based on Virginia Woolf’s Night & Day, this comedy follows astronomer Katharine Hilbery as she navigates love, marriage, independence, and changing expectations for women in 1910 London
$8 – $12.75
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4 events,
The Ox-Bow Incident follows two men caught up in a posse seeking revenge after a rancher’s murder, raising questions about mob mentality, justice, and judgment without evidence.
$8 – $11.75
Michael Hancock conducts the Frost Wind Ensemble in works by Copland, Schuman, Hailstork, and John Williams celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.
$15 – $35
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3 events,
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Enter the Stella Artois shuffleboard tournament at JohnMartin’s for a chance to advance to the September 12 final and win a trip for two to Belgium.
Free
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3 events,
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“Slow Looking with the Lowe” is a 30-minute online event led by Dr. Tola Porter, guiding participants through close observation and discussion of selected works from the Lowe Art Museum.
Free
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9 events,
American Legion Post 98 hosts its 2026 Candidate Forum on September 9, featuring local, county, state, and federal candidates in three scheduled segments. 
GableStage Producing Artistic Director Bari Newport joins Clementine’s Wine Gourmet for Women Empowerment Wednesday, featuring an interview with Tara Auclair, wine tasting, and tapas.
$40
Bay 13 Brewery & Kitchen hosts a Bingo Night for the National Alopecia Areata Foundation on September 9. Registration begins
$40
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6 events,
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Book a padel court at Privé Padel at Thesis Hotel in Coral Gables. The court is open daily from 8 am to 10 pm, with equipment available on site.
$64 – $128
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Israel A. Ogundumila discusses his research on Nigeria Airways, technological autonomy after independence, and the Pan American World Airways collections during an online showcase and Q&A.
Free
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Candidates for Florida’s 27th Congressional District and Florida Attorney General participate in a program and Q&A Sept. 10 at Coral Gables Congregational Church.
Free
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5 events,
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The Coral Gables Fire and Police Departments will gather at 8:30 am at Police and Fire Headquarters for a ceremony commemorating the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
Free
Coral Gables Art Cinema screens "American Doctor" on September 13, with a panel discussion and reception at 1:30 pm and a second screening followed by a director Q&A at 4 pm.
$8 – $12.75
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Enter the Stella Artois shuffleboard tournament at JohnMartin’s for a chance to advance to the September 12 final and win a trip for two to Belgium.
Free
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6 events,
Nando spins selections from his personal vinyl collection at The Burrow, with music ranging from soul, funk, and R&B to house and classic rock. Tickets are $25 and credited toward your tab.
$45
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Miami Whisk(e)y Mash returns for its 11th year with more than 100 whiskies from around the world, plus cocktails, cigars, live music, and bites from local restaurants.
$44.43 – $87.07
Boots & Blooms returns Sept. 12 with live country music from the Back Country Boys, line dancing, premium seating options, and bourbon or moonshine flights.
$18.95 – $35.95
The Globe’s beloved Saturday jazz nights are still going strong, drawing music lovers to one of Coral Gables’ most iconic
Free
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7 events,
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Taste the Caribbean Festival brings Caribbean food, music, and culture to Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden with live performances, cooking demonstrations, family activities, and an Island Market.
$11.95 – $24.95
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Melana Davison leads a three-session orchid care series covering light, water, growing medium, pest prevention, repotting, and mounting, with two orchids included for hands-on practice.
$150 – $170
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5 events,
Karaoke on the Mile takes place every Thursday at 8 pm at JohnMartin’s Irish Pub & Restaurant, giving guests the chance to take the microphone for a weekly night of karaoke in Coral Gables.
Free
JohnMartin’s marks Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day with live music from U2 tribute band Wide Awake and a lager promotion on Sept. 17.
Free
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Chef Max Kamakura presents Vinyl Omakase at The Burrow, a multi-course dinner paired with curated vinyl selections. Seating is limited to 24 guests, with food and unlimited house drinks included.
$250
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5 events,
Explore special opportunities on Steinway & Sons, Boston, and Essex pianos during the Sept. 18–19 Closed Door Event, available by appointment only.
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Park(ing) Day transforms parking spaces across Coral Gables into temporary public places on Sept. 18, encouraging residents to rethink how city streets can be used. |
13 events,
Help clean Cartagena Park during the 41st International Coastal Cleanup, with supplies provided and community service hours available for volunteers.
Free
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The Coral Gables Museum and Miami Lighthouse present an accessible Family Day with tactile art, blind soccer, Braille storytime, games, and a museum scavenger hunt.
Free
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The Lowe Art Museum’s Family Art Workshops invite families to explore works in the museum’s galleries through guided observation and
$10
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5 events,
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Explore Coral Gables’ newest and most popular parks on a guided tour highlighting public spaces and key features of The Underline in the City Beautiful.
$5 – $10
Dr. Marvin Dunn screens "Rosewood" and "Uncovering Rosewood" at Coral Gables Art Cinema, followed by a discussion of the 1923 Rosewood Massacre, plans for the Rosewood Historic Park, and an opportunity to view historic artifacts.
$5 – $30
Craig S. McKenzie conducts the Frost Symphonic Winds in its first concert of the season, featuring music by Frank Ticheli, Kathryn Salfelder, Jennifer Jolley, David Biedenbender, and other contemporary composers.
Free
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3 events,
Volunteer at historic Pinewood Cemetery on Sept. 21, helping remove invasive plants while preserving the site and earning community service hours.
Free
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4 events,
Steinway teachers and educational partners take the stage Sept. 22 for a free showcase concert at Steinway Piano Gallery. Doors open at 6 pm, with the concert beginning at 6:30 pm.
Free
“Soirée des Arts: Mediterranean Edition” combines aerial acrobatics, contemporary dance, and live music in a circus arts performance featuring international and local artists.
$13 – $28
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5 events,
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Cinema Salon screens “The Music of Strangers,” following Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble in a documentary about music, collaboration, culture, and community.
$20
Author Priya Parker discusses her new book, “The Art of Fighting,” and how healthy conflict can shape stronger relationships and communities in a conversation moderated by Francesca de Quesada Covey.
Free – $34.76
Set in Watts, Los Angeles, “If I Go Will They Miss Me” follows 12-year-old Lil Ant in a father-son story about Black family, imagination, love, and healing.
$11 – $12.75
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9 events,
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Cristina Soriano examines Spanish reformism, Caribbean revolutions, and Trinidad’s transition from Spanish to British rule during the late 18th century.
Free
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“Morel Doucet: The Things We Carry” opens Sept. 24 with a reception featuring ceramics, portraits, and mixed-media works exploring migration, climate change, cultural memory, identity, and the Caribbean diaspora.
Free
“Serial Killer Speakeasy” combines immersive theater with four true-crime stories and four themed cocktails during a 90-minute experience at the Coral Gables Woman’s Club.
$55
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6 events,
A string quartet performs selections from The Beatles’ catalog during this Candlelight tribute concert, featuring songs including “Yesterday,” “Eleanor Rigby,” “Here Comes the Sun,” and “Let It Be.”
$29 – $84.50
Take 6 joins the Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra at the Frost School of Music for two nights of gospel, jazz, R&B, pop, and orchestral arrangements.
$40 – $65
Ella Olesen stars in Brian Watkins’ dark comedy about a California weather reporter struggling to maintain an optimistic on-air persona while delivering forecasts for a climate-stricken planet.
$60
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7 events,
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Her Bazaar at THesis Hotel Miami combines complimentary morning yoga with a Saturday marketplace featuring local female-owned businesses in The Paseo.
Free
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Shop vintage furniture, fashion, housewares and collectibles during the third edition of Coral Market at the historic Coral Gables Merrick House.
Free
Sandra Oh stars in National Theatre Live’s “The Misanthrope,” a filmed stage production directed by Indhu Rubasingham. The September 25 screening features open captions.
$14 – $20
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5 events,
Children’s author Sita Singh discusses her new picture book, “Indigo Hands,” with designer and natural dye educator Veronica Buitron during a free morning reading and conversation.
Free
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La Taberna Giralda’s Sunday brunch features Spanish-inspired dishes from $15 to $29, plus bottomless Cavamosas for $39 per person.
$15 – $39
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Actors’ Playhouse offers a complimentary preview of its 2026–2027 season at the Miracle Theatre, with performances from "Jekyll & Hyde" and "The Wizard of Oz," backstage demonstrations, family activities, refreshments, and a look at the theatre’s new Mainstage seating.
Free
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4 events,
Five Iron Golf Coral Gables is raising funds for Nicklaus Children’s Hospital throughout September, with donations benefiting pediatric cancer patients and families. 
Books & Books presents author Carla Vass in conversation with Alexandra Wilkis Wilson for the release of her new novel, "Rally." The free event, presented in partnership with Miami Book Fair, begins at 7:00 pm.
Free
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6 events,
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Meet local police officers at Crema Gourmet at THesis Hotel from 9:00 to 11:00 am for Coffee with a Cop, featuring coffee, light snacks, and community conversation.
Free
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The Gables Good Government Committee hosts a public candidates forum at the Coral Gables Museum, featuring candidates for mayor and Commission Groups IV and V, with a reception, presentations, and audience questions.
Free
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The Burrow presents "Sake 101" with sake sommelier Genya Nozawa at 7:00 pm, featuring four sake varieties paired with Japanese-inspired bites and an introduction to sake production.
$75
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5 events,
Filmmaker John Wilson attempts to use the Hallmark movie formula to create a documentary about concrete, exploring New York City, filmmaking, and the challenges of balancing creativity with commercial expectations.
$8 – $12.75
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Explore Coral Gables galleries and art venues during Gallery Night from 6:00 to 10:00 pm, featuring fine art and live music. Free trolley and Freebee transportation is available.
Free
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The Americas Collection Fine Art Gallery participates in Coral Gables Gallery Night from 6:00 to 10:00 pm, offering visitors an opportunity to explore its current exhibition while enjoying complimentary drinks and music.
Free
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6 events,
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Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden holds its annual Member's Day Plant Sale, featuring in-person plant shopping, expert guidance from horticulturists, and optional guided tours.
$14.95 – $27.95
GableStage presents "The Wonder Show!," a 40-minute family theatre production featuring puppets, music, and storytelling at 12:00 pm. The performance is followed by a cast talkback and an interactive puppet-making workshop.
$5
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Tour Tropical Audubon Society's historic 1932 Doc Thomas House and learn about its architecture, history and restoration. Admission is free.
Free
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5 events,
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Venetian Pool opens its doors to dogs for its annual "Paws in the Pool" event. The first session, reserved for dogs weighing under 30 pounds, runs from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.
$12 – $15
Coral Gables Art Cinema screens John Cassavetes' "A Woman Under the Influence," starring Gena Rowlands and Peter Falk. Selected by Mitchell Kaplan, the film explores mental health, marriage, and family relationships.
$8 – $11.75
The Bergonzi Piano Trio performs at Newman Recital Hall at 4:00 pm, featuring works by Beethoven, Clara Schumann, and Anton Arensky, performed by Scott Flavin, Ross Harbaugh, and Lindsay Garritson.
Free
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