Coral Gables Family Literacy Festival Set For This Weekend

The event will include food trucks, a petting zoo, crafts, and story-time activities.

Coral Gables Memorial Day Ceremony Set For May 31

The event begins at 9 a.m. at the War Memorial Youth Center.

Volunteers Clean Up Downtown Coral Gables

It's not too late to help out.

Construction Has Started On The South Side Of Salvadore Park

Coral Gables' first inclusive playground is being built.

City Of Coral Gables Seeking Summer Rec Employees

Camp counselors, lifeguards and maintenance workers and others are needed.

Coral Gables Memorial Day Weekend Activity: Literacy Festival

This event was established to promote summer reading and literary arts for children of all ages and abilities.

What To Do With Political Yard Signs Now That Elections Are Over

Repurposing the signs and H frames are an inexpensive and eco-friendly way to keep them from ending up in landfills.

Alhambra Water Tower Preservation

A water test to identify leaks was undertaken recently on the iconic Coral Gables structure in order to determine which areas need repairs.

Building Beautiful: Salvadore Park In Coral Gables

The park is expected to be closed through July 6 so work can be done to complete the city's first inclusive playground.

Coral Gables Officials Encourage Residents To Celebrate National Kids To Parks Day On May 15

The public is asked to visit and share their love for their local parks by taking photos and posting on social media.

Youth Travel Soccer Tryouts Begin May 10

Pending approval from the county, teams will compete in the Miami – Dade League against age appropriate teams in the south Florida area.

Jaycee Park In Coral Gables Reopening Soon

A ribbon-cutting ceremony is set for May 8.

Swim Safety At Venetian Pool In Coral Gables

The city recently hosted its first Jeff Ellis & Associates South Florida regional instructor class at the pool.

Registration Underway For Coral Gables Summer Camps

Inclusive programs for gymnastics, basketball, volleyball, swimming, fitness, tennis and golf are being offered.

Youth Camper Scholarship Available From Coral Gables Community Foundation

This program provides summer camp tuition scholarships to children in need from the Coral Gables and Coconut Grove area.

Cocoplum Bridge Replacement Update From The City Of Coral Gables

Constructed is expected to begin in the spring of 2022.

Coral Gables Chamber Digs Up The Past

Chamber members removed a time capsule buried on July 4, 1976, in observance of Amercia's Bicentennial.

Keeping Coral Gables Green

The City Beautiful is celebrating Earth Day with a series of educational and impactful events.

Coral Gables Adult Activity Center's Soft-Reopening Announced

The Community Recreation Department is introducing its new AAC Access Pass.

Coral Gables Digital Playground Gets Accessibility Makeover

The world premier of audio-play for those with vision loss is scheduled for Tuesday.

Swimming Lessons At The Venetian Pool Begin June 11

Two-week sessions are being offered for those age 5 and older.

Coral Gables Literacy Festival Set For May 29

This new event will include a street fair, literacy screenings and evaluations, children’s activities, and book donation and exchange areas.

Coral Gables Community Recreation Now Hiring For Summer Jobs

Camp counselors, lifeguards, maintenance workers and others are needed.

Easter Bunny Visited Coral Gables

Children received festive baskets filled with Easter eggs and crafts to enjoy over the holiday weekend.

Cocoplum Bridge Repairs Begin This Month

Completion of construction is anticipated in September.

VIDEO: City Of Coral Gables Unveils Arcadian Lights

These lights are believed to be personally designed by the city's founder, George Merrick, and his colleague Denham Fink.

Coral Gables Garden Club Sponsoring Juried Photo Contest

The grand prize is $1,000.

Coral Gables Summer Camp Registration Now Open For Residents And Members

Non-residents can enroll beginning April 5.

Plogging At Mattheson Results Announced

Participants collected a total of 165 pounds of waste during this Coral Gables event.

Coral Gables Residents, Businesses Encouraged To Participate In International Earth Hour

People around the globe will be turning off their lights to support the planet on Saturday.

Coral Gables To Participate In International Earth Hour On March 27

Residents and businesses are encouraged to turn off their lights from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. to support the planet.

Non-Profits Plant 'Talking Trees' In Coral Gables

TNT4Kids’ objective is to plant three trees in every park across the country.

Public Input Sought On Proposed Public Art Piece At Coral Gables Police & Fire Headquarters

Comments will be accepted until March 19.

Biltmore Drive Traffic Calming Has Started

The city of Coral Gables is improveing accessibility, safety and walkability in its neighborhoods.

Million Orchid Project Underway In Coral Gables

To encourage resident participation, the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden is distributing free orchids during the weekly Farmers Market.

Latest Issue Of 'Living In The City Beautiful' Available Now

This publication includes info on the new spring activities Coral Gables has to offer.

Coral Gables City Hall Transformed Into 'Urban Universes' By Artist Carlos Estevez

ICG is open Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays from sunset to 9 p.m and Fridays and Saturdays from sunset to 10 p.m. through March 13.

Coming Soon To City Of Coral Gables: New Electronic Lien Search Platform

This platform, which launches March 1, will serve as a one-stop shop so that customers will no longer need to visit multiple departments.

City Of Coral Gables Permitting System Being Revamped

All building permit applications approved prior to Nov. 1, 2020 with outstanding fees need to be paid by May 1.

Coral Gables Recreation Offering Activities For Children Of All Abilities

Spring registration is open for the unique virtual offerings designed by the PLAY For All team.