Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity for children to learn, create, and explore in a lively and supportive environment. Our camp offers an enriching way to conclude summer before the school year begins. Register now to ensure your child finishes the summer on a high note!

José López is a Professor and Coordinator of the Piano Program at the Wertheim School of Music at Florida International University in Miami. He is also President of the South Florida Chapter of the American Liszt Society and Honorary Secretary of the United Kingdom’s Alkan Society. With a career spanning the United States, Italy, and Latin America, López has performed on prestigious stages such as the Music Festival of the Hamptons, the Killington Music Festival, and numerous university series across the US. In South Florida, he is a prominent figure at events including the Florida International University Music Festival and the former Mainly Mozart Series in Coral Gables. His contributions to classical music extend beyond performances, as he plays a key role in promoting and nurturing the art form within our community.Buy Tickets on EventbriteBuy Tickets var exampleCallback = function() { console.log('Order complete!'); }; window.EBWidgets.createWidget({ widgetType: 'checkout', eventId: '949122921207', modal: true, modalTriggerElementId: 'eventbrite-widget-modal-trigger-949122921207', onOrderComplete: exampleCallback });About the Composers Fanny (1805-1847) & Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847): Known for their precocious talent, the German siblings soon gained prominence as prodigies comparable to Mozart. Benjamin Godard (1849-1895): French violinist and Romantic composer best known for his opera Jocelyn. Ferdinand Hiller (1811-1885): German conductor and […]

We will ride to the Gifford Arboretum, a botanical garden located on the UM Campus, where we will view some of the over 500 species of trees and palms. This is the perfect shady destination for an August bicycle ride.

Are you excited to join the Online Auction? We have an impressive collection of items, ranging from stunning art pieces priced under $1,000 to unforgettable city experiences, including season tickets for GableStage Theatre or dinner for two at the best restaurants in Coral Gables. All contributions are tax-deductible and directly support the Museum's mission to promote cultural and historical awareness through various programs and exhibitions, particularly the Centennial Project. The bidding platform offers easy access, low fees, and full cost transparency. Register NOW!  

This month, we continue our Art for Healing program, providing therapeutic artmaking sessions with the dedicated staff at Doctors Hospital. These sessions harness the power of creativity to promote emotional well-being and mental health. While this program is not open to the public, we are passionate about expanding our reach. If you are interested in organizing an Art for Healing program with us, please contact Gianna at Gianna@coralgablesmuseum.org.

Join us for a special Gallery Night with Jessy Díaz, a dynamic Cuban musician known for her mastery in Latin jazz, cha-cha-cha, danzón, son, mambo, and bolero. Enjoy free entrance to all exhibitions, a cash bar, and the chance to network and have a great time with friends from the community.

On this tour we will be traveling into space. Open space. The founders of Coral Gables knew that people want safe, beautiful places to be outside and to get close to nature. Come with us to visit some of the oldest and newest spaces in the City.

Robert and Eleanor Zahner Center for Education / Community Meeting RoomCoral Gables MuseumSeptember 19 @ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm Join us to celebrate the legacy of Ambassador William L. Swing with a cocktail reception hosted by his widow,  Mrs. Yuen Swing, and their friends Alan Bernstein and Dave Lawrence. This special event will raise funds for the care of the Swing Collection of African masks and passports, recently donated to Coral Gables Museum by Mrs. Swing.Over four decades, William Lacy Swing (1934-2021) served in six United States Ambassadorial postings, in the Republic of the Congo, Liberia, South Africa, Nigeria, Haiti and the Democratic Republic of the Congo before retiring from the US Foreign Service in 2001 and embarking on a second career with the United Nations (UN). Mr. Swing served as UN Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General in Western Sahara (2001-2003) and the DRC (2003-2008). He was elected Director General of International Organization for Migration (IOM) in 2008, steering the Organization for the next decade through its greatest period of expansion since the organization’s foundation in 1951. Under Mr. Swing’s stewardship, IOM grew into an agency with an annual operating budget of an estimated USD1.5 billion and more than […]