On a legendary, but wet Tuesday afternoon in June, a group of Gables movers, shakers and HPACG society members gathered at the grand Coral Gables residence of June and Allen Morris to celebrate the fifth annual “Founder’s Day”
Today, “The City of Lights” shines once again, thanks to the many who were determined to see a decades-long restoration project through.
Another year. Another perfect setting to celebrate the importance of historic resources and their preservation. As one reflects on life and what is truly important, one can agree that historic preservation continues to matter.
Dear Mayor, Vice Mayor, and Commissioners Castro, Fernandez, Menendez, Thank you!
A special group came together on a “Sunday in April” to honor a true friend of historic preservation, the late Sallye Jude, at her French Normandy Village home.
The event honored Merrick’s love of poetry with selected readings from his 1920 book “Songs of the Wind on a Southern Shore, and other Poems of Florida.” Poetry readings were presented by poet laureate Richard Blanco.
The organization hosted an educational panel titled, “Preserving our Patrimony. Preserving our Planet”
The affair shared the legacy of architect Phineas Paist who, aside from designing the custom-built Mediterranean Revival stone house at Deering, he also designed landmarks in Coral Gables.
Coral Gables Music Club joined HPACG to celebrate Tertulia Musical, the 7th installment of the Coral Gables Tertulia, and the talent of 19 young musicians.