'Illuminate Coral Gables' Fireflies Roam The City

ICG is lighting up the streets of the Central Business District through March 13.

Tumblebees Gymnastics Is Now At War Memorial Youth Center

Classes are available Monday through Saturday for ages 4-18.

Miami-Dade Residents Can Receive Rebates On Water Efficient Fixtures

Eligible fixtures include showerheads and faucets.

Nordstrom Launches Recycling Program For Beauty Products

Empty products can be placed in the BEAUTYCYCLE box inside the store.

Coral Gables Issues Building Efficiency 305 Challenge

Building owners and managers are invited to learn ways to increase energy efficiency and save money.

Coral Gables Celebrates Black History Month

The city's social media posts will highlight those who have led the way in Coral Gables.

Coral Gables' Fink Studio Renovation Launched

In this studio, George Fink crafted the city’s unique Mediterranean style.

City Of Coral Gables Small Businesses Receive Grants

A total of $801,000 will be distributed.

Coral Gables Youth Center Indoor Basketball Update

Access to the indoor basketball gym will be limited until April 15 due to the Children's Basketball League taking place on the courts.

Coral Gables Midwinter Challenge Announced

Residents are invited to complete a series of missions such as answering trivia questions to earn points toward a prize.

No Info Available On When Coronavirus Vaccines Will Be Given In Coral Gables

Residents are encouraged to visit the city's website for links to activated vaccination locations elsewhere in Miami-Dade County.

Demand Is Outpacing Coronavirus Vaccine Supply In Coral Gables

City officials can't determine when additional vaccines will be available.

City Of Coral Gables Among Top 50 Best In The U.S.

Data came from a number of sources including the U.S. Census Bureau, the FBI, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Venetian Pool In Coral Gables Has Reopened

The pool is open Tuesdays through Sundays.

Registration Open For Coral Gables Spring Recreation Programs

Selections include baseball, basketball, soccer, golf, tennis and more.

Coral Gables Senior Residents Advised To Call Their Doctors To Learn About Coronavirus Vaccine

Pharmacies are working with long-term care facilities and nursing homes as these residents can't go out and get the vaccine on their own.

City Waste Pickup Service Day Change For The Holidays

"This is the only day in the year that the hard working men and women of the Coral Gables Sanitation division don’t work."

Santa Claus Continues His Tradition Of Riding Through Streets of Coral Gables Before Heading To The North Pole

To find out more about Santa's schedule, read below.

Do You Ever Wonder How Our City Drains?

On average, Miami-Dade County receives over 60 inches of rainfall per year.

Art Projects In The City Beautiful

Available spaces along Coral Gables' iconic Miracle Mile have been converted into artist studios.

Important Information For Seniors Regarding COVID-19

We are not out of the woods yet.

Qualified Miami-Dade County Residents Can Register For Hurricane Evacuation Assistance

Pre-registered residents will receive priority for specialized transportation, safe shelter, medical monitoring and wellness checks.

Pet-Friendly Parks Are Open For Four-Legged Friends On A Leash In Coral Gables

There are 101 pet waste stations available throughout the city to properly dispose of dog waste.

Outdoor Playgrounds And Exercise Equipment Are Open In Coral Gables

While you play or exercise, you must wear a mask, maintain 6-feet of physical distance, and sanitize hands frequently.

Latest Issue Of Coral Gable Magazine Now Available Online

The issue details current recreational programs.

Coral Gables Team Removed 400 Pounds Of Trash From Waterways On Just A Few Hours

The International Coastal Cleanup season is still ongoing, and residents can also do their part to help the environment.

Little Free Libraries Installed In Three Coral Gables Parks

Residents are invited to take a book or leave a book at any of these sharing boxes.

Scooters Return To Coral Gables

The city is the first municipality in Miami-Dade County to bring back this transportation alternative since the start of the pandemic.

Coral Gables Trolley Driver Wins MV Operator Of The Year Award

Reinaldo “Rey” Muñoz has had a perfect driving record with no preventable accidents or passenger complaints for seven years.

Coral Gables City Hall Lit Up In Green, Teal And Pink In Support Of Metastatic Cancer Awareness Day

More than 100 iconic buildings, bridges and monuments nationwide showed their support for the campaign.

Coral Gables' Merrick House Receives LED Lights

This project is part of the city’s overall mission to optimize energy and water efficiency in all its facilities.

International Coastal Cleanup Is In Full Swing In Coral Gables

Residents are invited to participate and possibly win prizes.

Coral Gables Photo Contest Will Be Held Oct. 19-25

The prize will be a $100 gift certificate to Clutch Burger.

Limited Centralized Valet Parking Returns To Downtown Cora Gables

Several restaurants throughout the city have also resumed valet services for the first time since the pandemic.

World’s First Digital Playground To Launch Its U.S. Debut In Coral Gables

The interactive fun begins on Oct. 1.

Moving To A New Normal: Reopening Coral Gables Parks Facilities Safely

The Fitness Center at the War Memorial Youth Center and the Venetian Pool are now open at a reduced capacity.

Venetian Pool In Coral Gables Is Scheduled To Reopen Sept. 15

All guests will be asked to complete a wellness questionnaire and get their temperature taken upon arrival.

War Memorial Youth Center Fitness Facilities In Coral Gables To Open Sept. 14

Capacity will be reduced with 50-minute time slots to comply with COVID-19 health and safety guidelines.

Salvadore Park Playground Expansion Virtual Community Meeting Set For Sept. 16

Public input is wanted on the conceptual design for Coral Gables' first inclusive adventure playground.

Hurricanes & COVID-19: Be Prepared & Safe

Planning for a storm may be more stressful than ever this year because of the pandemic.