Looking for something fun to do on two wheels this month? Check out a few of Bike Walk Coral Gables’ upcoming June events!
On Saturday, June 12th, join the Coral Gables Community Foundation for their 12th Annual Tour of Kitchens, presented by Ray Corral & Mosaicist. The outdoor edition of the annual experience will feature a self-guided tour of The City Beautiful’s most stunning pools, patios, and home outdoor kitchens. Want to take the tour on your bike? Bike Walk Coral Gables has you covered with a guided Tour on Two Wheels. For more information or to purchase tickets, click here: Tour of Kitchens: Tickets & Info
Looking for more ways to experience Coral Gables by bike? Join Bike Walk Coral Gables for their “What’s New at the U?” bike tour on Sunday, June 20th. Ride your bike on a guided tour of the University of Miami campus to see all the new changes happening at the home of the Canes. For more information or to purchase tickets, click here: BWCG Monthly Tour: Tickets & Info
In partnership with the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce, the Gables Good Government Committee submitted a letter to the Miami Herald concerning negative campaigning in the recent Coral Gables municipal election. Please read the unpublished letter below:
Putting your name on a ballot for consideration for public office takes a tremendous amount of determination and intestinal fortitude, especially these days. But it also requires an equal amount of integrity, faith and honor, something we as residents and business leaders in Coral Gables expect of our candidates, no matter if the term is for two years or four years. And while we saw a vast field – 13 in total – put their name forward and qualify for the April election, not all lived up to that expectation in our estimation.
The Coral Gables Neighbors Association is hosting a Zoom Debate for the Coral Gables Runoff Election on Wednesday, April 21st, starting at 7:00 PM. The debate will be moderated by former U.S. Attorney Leon Kellner and is hosted in partnership with Gables Good Government, the Historic Preservation Association of Coral Gables, the Ponce Neighbors Association, and Urban Core Community Coalition, Inc.
Judge Thomas W. Snook, President of GGG, will be representing the Committee and will ask the candidates questions during each session. For more information or to register, click the link below:
We seek to make Coral Gables into the ideal place to live, work and play, by shining light onto the people, ideas and leaders with the potential to create that future. Join us!
Illuminate Coral Gables shines bright in downtown Coral Gables for one more week! Visit the stunning art installations Wednesday – Sunday now through March 13th. For more information and to volunteer, visit illuminatecoralgables.org.
CANDIDATES FORUM: Hear from the candidates for City Commission and Mayor. Hear their thoughts on the critical issues impacting Coral Gables, and BE INFORMED before you head to the polls in April.
Info on this event is at Facebook https://www.facebook.com/events/721345422085157/
CANDIDATES FORUM: HEAR FROM THE CANDIDATES FOR CITY COMMISSION & MAYOR, HEAR THEIR THOUGHTS ON THE CRITICAL ISSUES IMPACTING CORAL GABLES & BE INFORMED BEFORE YOU HEAD TO THE POLLSLive Feed: Zoom Meetings 6 PM – 9 PMRecorded Live: Thursday, March 11, 2021Broadcast: Friday, March 12, 2021In person attendance is by invitation only and limited to the candidates, their guests, Chamber leadership, UM hosts and City officials.
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONS FOR THE CANDIDATES TO: Events@CoralGablesChamber.orgModerated By: Dr. Gregory Koger Professor & Chair, Dept. of Political Science | University of Miami-
COMMISSION GROUP II
Rhonda Anne Anderson Tania Cruz-Gimenez Alexander Luis Haq Mayra Joli Claudia Miro Jose Valdes-Fauli
COMMISSION GROUP III
Javier Baños Alex Bucelo Kirk Menendez Phillip ‘PJ’ Mitchell-
MAYORAL CANDIDATES –
Jackson Rip Holmes Patricia Ann Keon Vince Lago
Presented By: Sora Global Risk Advisors & University of MiamiIn Partnership With: Gables Good Government | League of Women Voters See Less
“Coral Gables commissioners approved the controversial zoning code update Tuesday — or a watered down version, taking out potential height increases, a reduction of parking restrictions, and the contentious changes proposed on Miracle Mile for more discussion.”