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The Birth of a Linear Park
Thirteen years after Meg Daly first envisioned a linear park beneath the Metrorail, the Coral Gables section of The Underline is nearing completion. Six community spaces bring parks, fitness areas, bike paths, native landscaping, and new gathering places to the city.

From City Hall
At its July meeting, the Coral Gables City Commission tackled local arts funding, Crystal Academy, charter changes, a new dog park, the Junior Orange Bowl, and the purchase of additional city property.

The 2026 Coral Gables Magazine Guide to Private Schools
The 2026 Coral Gables Magazine Guide to Private Schools features programs from preschool through high school, with information on tuition, curriculum, sports, and extracurricular activities in and near Coral Gables.

Our Annual Dog Issue: September 2026
Coral Gables Magazine’s Annual Dog Issue returns for September 2026 with stories on local dogs, grooming, dining, staycations, rescues, parks, selfies, and more.

September Best Bets
Looking for things to do in Coral Gables this September? Our September Best Bets include live performances, festivals, film screenings, markets, cultural events and more happening throughout the city.

In the Belly of the Beast
The Shark Is Broken turns the troubled production of Jaws into an amusing summer comedy at Actors’ Playhouse, with first-rate performances and a standout turn by Iain Batchelor as Robert Shaw.

Finding Flow at Suva Yoga
Tucked above Alhambra Circle, Suva Yoga offers a traditional approach to yoga through Vinyasa, yin and restorative classes, sound baths, workshops and private sessions led by owner Susie Kershaw and her team.

What’s New In Home Design in Coral Gables
Explore what’s new in home design in Coral Gables, from Kettal’s 60th-anniversary furniture collection and coastal décor to the latest design news and Carolina Freyre’s work on a waterside residence.

Daniel León
Daniel León brings together finance, music and philanthropy through the Acacia Charitable Fund, supporting mental health, the arts, spirituality and vulnerable communities in Coral Gables.

The Shark Is Broken Review at Actors’ Playhouse
Actors’ Playhouse brings the troubled production of Jaws aboard the stage in The Shark Is Broken. Strong performances, sharp dialogue and convincing technical design keep the behind-the-scenes comedy engaging despite some repetitive conflicts.

At the Museum
El Pasado Mío and Afrocubanismo, on view at the Lowe Art Museum through September 12, examine the contributions of Afro-Cuban artists from the early 19th century to the present through works from local and institutional collections.

Mouthwatering Mamey: A New Menu in Coral Gables
Chef Christian Pasco gives Mamey Miami a new direction with a menu blending Caribbean flavors and Italian techniques. Inside THesis Hotel in Coral Gables, dishes include lobster bisque pasta, striped bass over spinach orzo, mamey hot wings and mango crème brûlée.