Coral Gables Magazine

Coral Gables Magazine aims to keep the city's residents informed about various aspects of their community, including its culture, local businesses, politics, and the people who live there. The magazine covers important civic matters, entertainment choices, shopping opportunities, and updates on business growth in the area.

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4 days ago | coralgablesmagazine.com | Andrew Gayle

You need no other reason to visit Arcano beyond their croquetas. Forgoing the traditional ham, chicken, and cheese variations, their trio consists of one with crab meat, one with shrimp, and one with calamari in black squid ink. All are creamy, stunningly delicious – and unexpected. Which is just what Arcano wants to add to the Coral Gables culinary scene.
Q&A with New Commissioner Richard Lara

2 weeks ago | coralgablesmagazine.com | Kylie Wang

The first weeks have been exhilarating. I have felt a very strong and widespread response from the residents on how happy they are about the outcome of this election; a pronounced sense of hope and positive energy for what lies in front of us. It’s exhilarating and overwhelming in a way that I could never have anticipated.
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3 weeks ago | coralgablesmagazine.com | Kylie Wang |JP Faber |Amanda Martell

Fat Ham Transforms Shakespeare into Comedy By Tina Wingate Hamlet is probably the best known of all of Shakespeare’s plays.
Summer Reading & Travel

3 weeks ago | coralgablesmagazine.com | JP Faber

Coral Gables Magazine is not a political magazine per se, not in the sense of a fixated political blog. We cover the issues under discussion at City Hall, to let our readers know what actions are being taken. But this is in the overall context of “life in the Gables,” that panoply of people, places, and events that make the city such a special place to reside.
A Collaborative Effort

1 month ago | coralgablesmagazine.com | Kylie Wang

BY KYLIE WANGTartare de boeuf (left) and crispy Korean chicken (right)A more aptly named restaurant may exist elsewhere in Coral Gables, but we think The Collab might take the prize. The food is quite literally collaborative here, with Chef Nico Mazier’s New American menu drawing from his experience in Asian cuisine and combining Mediterranean, Italian, and other influences.
The Suite Life of Seniors

1 month ago | coralgablesmagazine.com | Katelin Stecz

Six months ago, Rosalind “Happy” Arkin never thought she’d find herself in a senior living community. The idea conjured up images of fluorescent lights, endless bingo games, and preheated meals, none of which appealed to her. But with some encouragement (and a little pressure) from her children, she agreed to check out Gables Grand Living. She signed up for a three-month trial period which the community offers potential residents.
Baseball, Beer and a Slice of Heaven

1 month ago | coralgablesmagazine.com | Kylie Wang

By: Kylie WangA University of Miami night on the town with baseball at Mark Light Field, a beer at Titanic, and post-game, a jalapeñoand pepperoni pizza from Miami’s BestThey say the years you spend in college are the best of your life – and, as a University of Miami (UM) graduate, I tend to agree.
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1 month ago | coralgablesmagazine.com | Luke Chaney

George Merrick’s idea for the City of Coral Gables started long before – perhaps even decades before – the city’s incorporation in 1925. In the years leading up to that seminal event, Merrick was constantly honing his concepts for the “City Beautiful” – a vision that always included a university that would educate and elevate the community.
From City Hall : Art Acquisition, Minorca Project Approved, and More - Coral Gables Magazine

1 month ago | coralgablesmagazine.com | Kylie Wang

Voted 3-2 to reinstate former City Manager Peter Iglesias in his past role, effective May 23. Iglesias served in the city manager’s office from 2017-2024, before he was abruptly fired by the majority vote of Commissioners Melissa Castro, Ariel Fernandez, and former Commissioner Kirk Menendez. Fernandez alleged that Iglesias was “insubordinate” though did not provide evidence to the fact.
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1 month ago | coralgablesmagazine.com | Melissa Puppo

By: Melissa PuppoStefano Spacagna carefully applies each color vertically to allow for a blended transition between shades I’ve been coloring my hair for as long as I can remember, usually opting for traditional highlights or trendy balayage. I prefer low-maintenance upkeep, so when I learned that Spacagna Italian Hair Design on Miracle Mile offered Degradé, an exclusive coloring method rarely seen in South Florida, I had to experience it for myself.