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In observance of Thanksgiving, our offices and museum will be closed on Thursday, November 28th. We wish you a happy and restful holiday with family and friends, and we look forward to welcoming you back when we reopen on Friday, November 29th. Thank you for being part of our community—happy Thanksgiving!
Each first Friday of the month, the Coral Gables Museum opens its doors to the public for free from 6-9 PM as part of Coral Gables Gallery Night! Come and enjoy live music, our exhibitions, and a cocktail bar before heading out to eat in the area for your Friday night plans!
From December 10 to 14, the Coral Gables Museum will welcome the monks of the Gaden Shartse Phukhang Monastery as they create a breathtaking sand mandala in the Fewell Gallery. This ancient Buddhist practice, rich with centuries of tradition, promotes healing and introspection. The event offers a rare glimpse into sacred artistry and encourages mindfulness and a deep connection to culture. The Gaden Monastery, founded in 1409 by Tsongkhapa, has a remarkable history of resilience. It re-established itself in India after the Chinese invasion of Tibet. Today, the monks continue to share their message of peace, compassion, and cultural preservation worldwide while raising funds to improve their community's living conditions. This event aligns with our Art for Healing initiative, showcasing the profound connection between creativity, mindfulness, and well-being.
From December 10 to 14, the Coral Gables Museum will welcome the monks of the Gaden Shartse Phukhang Monastery as they create a breathtaking sand mandala in the Fewell Gallery. This ancient Buddhist practice, rich with centuries of tradition, promotes healing and introspection. The event offers a rare glimpse into sacred artistry and encourages mindfulness and a deep connection to culture. The Gaden Monastery, founded in 1409 by Tsongkhapa, has a remarkable history of resilience. It re-established itself in India after the Chinese invasion of Tibet. Today, the monks continue to share their message of peace, compassion, and cultural preservation worldwide while raising funds to improve their community's living conditions. This event aligns with our Art for Healing initiative, showcasing the profound connection between creativity, mindfulness, and well-being.
From December 10 to 14, the Coral Gables Museum will welcome the monks of the Gaden Shartse Phukhang Monastery as they create a breathtaking sand mandala in the Fewell Gallery. This ancient Buddhist practice, rich with centuries of tradition, promotes healing and introspection. The event offers a rare glimpse into sacred artistry and encourages mindfulness and a deep connection to culture. The Gaden Monastery, founded in 1409 by Tsongkhapa, has a remarkable history of resilience. It re-established itself in India after the Chinese invasion of Tibet. Today, the monks continue to share their message of peace, compassion, and cultural preservation worldwide while raising funds to improve their community's living conditions. This event aligns with our Art for Healing initiative, showcasing the profound connection between creativity, mindfulness, and well-being.
From December 10 to 14, the Coral Gables Museum will welcome the monks of the Gaden Shartse Phukhang Monastery as they create a breathtaking sand mandala in the Fewell Gallery. This ancient Buddhist practice, rich with centuries of tradition, promotes healing and introspection. The event offers a rare glimpse into sacred artistry and encourages mindfulness and a deep connection to culture. The Gaden Monastery, founded in 1409 by Tsongkhapa, has a remarkable history of resilience. It re-established itself in India after the Chinese invasion of Tibet. Today, the monks continue to share their message of peace, compassion, and cultural preservation worldwide while raising funds to improve their community's living conditions. This event aligns with our Art for Healing initiative, showcasing the profound connection between creativity, mindfulness, and well-being.
Join us on Family Day as we celebrate the completion of the Tibetan monks' Sacred Sand Mandala, an intricate and sacred creation representing Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. Over the course of five days, the monks will craft this powerful symbol of healing and compassion, and on Family Day, you'll have the opportunity to watch them put the finishing touches on this extraordinary artwork while learning about its meditative significance.
Join us for an extraordinary evening of music with the internationally celebrated pianist and conductor, Orlando Alonso. The evening begins with a delightful cocktail reception at 5:30 PM, creating the perfect atmosphere for an inspiring piano concert that will commence at 6:00 PM.