The Villagers present “Saving Places from the Risks of Climate Change” from 4:30-7:30 PM Monday, March 24th at the Coral Gables Museum, 285 Aragon Ave, Coral Gables.
Join The Villagers and The Coral Gables Museum for an expert panel discussion. Reservations are required, and admission is $10. Wine and light refreshments will be served.
Chartered in 1966 to save Coral Gables’ iconic Douglas Entrance, The Villagers, Miami-Dade’s oldest historic preservation organization has been a significant force preserving the cultural and architectural heritage of the area. The organization has awarded grants to endangered sites and organizations, and awarded University scholarships to students with a focus on historic preservation.
Together, we can safeguard our history, honoring those who came before us and inspiring those who will follow.
The Villagers organization has done so much for so many.
Join us in our quest to do more.
WE PUT THE “FUN” IN FUNDRAISING TO PRESERVE OUR PAST
Grants for Preservation Projects
During the past 55 years there is hardly a public landmark in Miami-Dade not touched in some way by The Villagers, with more than 230 grants awarded. Learn More
FEATURED PROJECT: Vizcaya – The Statue of Bel Vizcaino
University Scholarships
Taking the long view to support the training of future skilled preservationists, The Villagers has been a leader in funding Florida based university scholarships. Learn More
Read about our FEATURED SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
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