Join our tour guide Mayor Vince Lago as we explore the historic area where the Bahamian settlers resided who were crucial in the creation of Coral Gables 100 years ago. Held during Black History month, learn about the history of the Bahamian immigrants in the MacFarlane Homestead Historic District, the beginnings of the neighborhood and the stories the original buildings tell.

Celebrate French Month with an exclusive discussion dedicated to the legendary artist Paul Cezanne, led by Denis Coutagne, President of the Paul Cezanne Society in Aix-en-Provence and Dr. Nathan Timpano, Chair of the Department of Art & Art History at the University of Miami. Enjoy a fascinating exploration of Cezanne's masterpieces and their impact on the art world. Enjoy a glass of French rosé wine and lite bites during a post-discussion reception. This event is free and open to the public

We will consider the different planning traditions which shaped the City Beautiful movement, first in Chicago at the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 and then in Coral Gables in the 1920s. We will look at some related building designs by architects with ties to both places, with special attention to their drawings. Finally we'll ask whether and how City-Beautiful planning remains relevant to Coral Gables today.

The Feria de Sevilla in Miami is a platform that celebrates and promotes the rich cultural heritage of Andalusia, actively connecting the local community with one of Spain’s most vibrant traditions. Inspired by the iconic Feria de Abril, this festival offers live flamenco music, dance, traditional cuisine, beautifully decorated casetas, and an immersive cultural experience where art, heritage, and commerce come together.

Tarot Miami Congress is a unique event designed for those curious about the mystical world of tarot. Originating centuries ago, tarot is both a spiritual and psychological tool used for introspection, guidance, and personal growth.