Events

Atlantic Classical Orchestra "Into the Night"

Guest Artist: Hina Khoung-Huu, violin

Night has always stirred the imagination—its mysteries, its dangers, its dreams. This Masterworks concert ventures into that twilight world, where stories come alive, shadows stretch, and music dances on the edge of sleep and storm.

Beginning with Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, a feverish tone poem of witches and dark rites, which was most famously used in Disney’s Fantasia, the piece is a whirlwind conjuring of the supernatural.

The night takes on a different hue in Sergei Prokofiev’s Violin Concerto No. 2. Rising star Hina Khuong-Huu, winner of the Elmar Oliveira International Violin Competition, brings her brilliance and depth to this haunting concerto.

The program concludes with music from Tchaikovsky’s ballet, Sleeping Beauty. The finale—the famous waltz—is matched only in popularity by the equally exquisite Swan Lake waltz, which is offered as an encore. These dances shimmer—even in the dark—and remind us that night is not just the realm of spirits and shadows, but of dreams and wonder.

Note: There is a Pre-event gathering for cocktails before the show at Spritz City Bistro (don't miss the separate event registration) 

Hosted by Nadia Serenyi 

 

Lyric Theater - All tickets will be at Will Call; they have a list of attendees.

Pre-Concert Cocktails before The Lyric, join us for a pre-event Social Gathering for Cocktails  (separate checks / self pay)

Organized by: Nadia Serenyi

Spritz City Bistro

Welcome Circle: Your Gateway to Impact100 Martin

In this informative session, learn about Impact100 Martin's mission, resources, programs, volunteer opportunities, and events.

Meet other members, get your questions answered, and discover the essential resources to help you navigate your membership.

The Zoom invitation and link will be provided to those who register before 3 pm on Feb 15, 2026.

Hosted by Debbie Adams, Dawn Thomas & Sue Whittington

Join in this Artsy Experience with Impact Culture Club -- “Sunflowers” Workshops, where you'll create your own bouquet and paint a masterpiece!

Starting with a Sunflower Bouquet arrangement workshop with floral expert Ambar Zetune of Air & Petals. A unique studio space with a 'Flower Bar' experience, where you create your own bouquet with a guided session covering the topics of theme, flower selection, steps to design the bouquet, color theory, and techniques. An apron will be provided during the design session. Flowers, a vase, and a handbook of topics are yours to take home!

Followed by Painting the Masters workshop with professional artist Danuta Rothschild.  She is a faculty at Lighthouse ArtsCenter, Member of MartinArts & Martin Artisans Guild, she was trained at the Academy of Arts- Warsaw Poland, and Pierce College, Woodland Hills, CA

Danuta will enlighten us about Vincent Van Gogh’s series of twelve famous paintings done in Arles, France, in 1888-89; and guide us through the fun process of creating our own masterpiece in this style.

An apron will be provided for the painting session, along with acrylics, brushes, and a canvas. You'll create a Masterpiece to take home!

Lite bites & Refreshments will be available

Cost: $120 per person     

Our private class size has a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 20 participants

Hosted by Nadia Serenyi 

at Air & Petals

Impactful Conversations, an initiative to learn about Martin County and the Treasure Coast’s most pressing challenges and opportunities in our 5 Focus areas: Arts & Culture; Environment, Preservation & Recreation; Education; Family; and Health & Wellness. We are committed to empowering our chapter through educating members as we fund solutions for the most pressing problems in Martin County. We are proud of the money we collectively steward.

Impactful Conversations: Shaping the Future of Martin County Health

Join us for a Community Program to gain a comprehensive overview of Martin County's health landscape. The discussion will highlight successful public and private initiatives that are already making a difference, providing valuable context for future philanthropic efforts aimed at improving health and safety.

This program offers a comprehensive overview of Martin County's health landscape. Attendees will gain an understanding of how local organizations collaborate to identify and address community needs. The discussion will also highlight successful public and private initiatives that are already making a difference, providing valuable context for future philanthropic efforts aimed at improving health and safety.

Keynote speaker Emily Carmichael, the Director of Health Planning at the Health Council of Southeast Florida (HCSEF) will share data-driven insights on the unique health needs of Martin County and its 4 contiguous counties.

The conversation is structured into three key sections, followed by a Q&A session to ensure a comprehensive and interactive experience.

Featured Topics include:

A Comprehensive Look at County Health Planning

The Health Council of Southeast Florida, will provide an overview of the county-wide health planning process. This session will help attendees understand the significant health risks that have been identified and the current areas of focus for improvement.

The Role of First Responders

This discussion will shed light on how insights from daily EMS calls inform and develop new community health programs, highlighting the crucial link between emergency services and public health initiatives.

Successful Initiatives and Public Health Efforts

This segment will showcase successful programs that are already addressing the health and safety needs of Martin County residents.

 

Secure Your Spot for this essential summit on community well-being. We encourage all interested individuals to attend and participate in this vital conversation. Your participation is key to fostering a healthier, safer, and more vibrant Martin County. Register now to save your seat and be part of defining the future of health and safety in Martin County.
We look forward to seeing you there.

Cost: $15 for the event (lunch included)

RSVP no later than Thursday, March 5, 2026

Hosted by: Karen Hermanson and Patty Koff

Elliott Museum

Welcome Circle: Your Gateway to Impact100 Martin

In this informative session, learn about Impact100 Martin's mission, resources, programs, volunteer opportunities, and events.

Meet other members, get your questions answered, and discover the essential resources to help you navigate your membership.

The Zoom invitation and link will be provided to those who register before 3 pm on March 14, 2026.

Hosted by Debbie Adams, Dawn Thomas & Sue Whittington

Join us for a social hour and reconnect with old friends and make new ones.

Impact100 Martin members and guests - all are welcome.

Please sign up so we can plan the space accordingly.

This is a cash bar event.

Hope to see you there!

Hosted by Jill Preston & Susan Melians

The Pearl

This is a NEW member-only event.

You're invited to join fellow new members, Impact100 Martin Board Members, and more for this appreciation event.

You'll enjoy a selection of heavy hors d'oeuvres, wine, and other beverages at Heidi Alderman's home in the Willoughby area.

The exact address will be provided in the Registration Confirmation and Reminder Email

Please RSVP no later than Friday, March 20th. 

Hosted by Heidi Alderman & Jacqui Costanzo

 

A Call to Nature: Launching the Impact100 Martin Nature Club

Join us for a Private Tour of the Indian River Lagoon. You can count on a fun and educational excursion aboard FAU Harbor Branch’s pontoon tour boat, the Discovery! You will have the opportunity to experience the lagoon like never before - as a marine scientist aboard a floating laboratory with state-of-the-art-tools.

 

During this experience, an expert guide will discuss the wildlife encountered and the research the Institute conducts to better understand and protect the Indian River Lagoon ecosystem. Activities include interpreting real-time water quality data from the Indian River Lagoon Observatory Network of Environmental Sensors, surveying underwater habitats with a remotely operated vehicle, and identifying wildlife of all sizes, from microscopic plankton to sharks, rays, manatees, and dolphins.

To make the most of your afternoon, please bring your essential gear: binoculars, cameras, water, and sunscreen.

 

Hosted by: Karen Hermanson & Lorraine Kayser Bradley

$43 per person

The Private Boat Tour is limited to 30 people

RSVP no later than Thursday, April 9, 2026

at Johnson Education Center - Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, Ft. Pierce

 

Registration is now open!

Don’t miss this opportunity to cast your vote and help select our 2026 Grant Recipients!  

Join fellow members and guests for an early evening presentation of Grant Finalists Impact projects, followed by a wine and light hors d’oeuvres reception. The event will culminate with voting and the announcement of our 2026 Impact Grant recipients.

$35 for members, $45 for guests. Complimentary valet parking will be available, or you can self-park behind the Blake Library. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, security will be on-site and bag checks will be conducted at the entrance. 

Register today to join us in selecting our 2026 Grant recipients!  

Temple Beit HaYam                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  The program starts promptly at 4:00 pm, doors open at 3:15 pm.

Welcome Circle: Your Gateway to Impact100 Martin

In this informative session, learn about Impact100 Martin's mission, resources, programs, volunteer opportunities, and events.

Meet other members, get your questions answered, and discover the essential resources to help you navigate your membership.

The Zoom invitation and link will be provided to those who register before 9pm on April 19, 2026.

Hosted by Debbie Adams, Dawn Thomas & Sue Whittington

Join us for a discussion on the bold spirit of Love and Ruin by Paula McLain.

In "Love and Ruin," Paula McLain delivers a sweeping portrayal of Martha Gellhorn, a fiercely independent writer who fought to step out from the shadow of her legendary husband, Ernest Hemingway. The novel begins in 1937, following Martha to the front lines of the Spanish Civil War. There, amidst the chaos of battle, she finds both her voice as a world-class war correspondent and a transformative, high-stakes romance with Hemingway.

As their relationship moves from the battlefields of Spain to the quiet hills of Cuba, the narrative shifts into a poignant exploration of the cost of ambition. Martha quickly realizes that being the muse to a literary giant threatens to erase her own identity. McLain masterfully captures the friction between two fiery egos, ultimately depicting Martha’s courageous choice to prioritize her own career and truth over a prestigious but suffocating marriage. It is a stirring tribute to a woman who refused to be a footnote in history, 

This is an opportunity to dive deep into a book that inspires, challenges, and leaves a lasting impression. This Impact100 Martin member engagement series brings together women who enjoy reading books that make you think! 

Join moderators Jill Preston and Linda Weiksnar as the group discusses the novelist and the novel.

RSVP by April 30, 2026 

Although the event is informal, please ensure you have read the book if you plan to attend. It will be held in the private home of one of our members; the address will be provided to all who RSVP by the deadline. Please bring your beverage.

Calling all Impact100 Martin golfers!

Come "par-tee" and play golf at Piper's Landing Yacht & Country Club in Palm City. Golfers of all levels are welcome to be part of this 18-hole fun scramble. Invite a guest if you'd like. You may pick one partner to sign up with or sign up individually, and we’ll pair you.

Thursday, May 7, 2026

Starting time: 7:30 am registration, 8:30 am shotgun

Lunch/prizes: 12:30 to 1:30 pm

 

Your entry fee of $125 (Piper's Landing members pay $75) includes greens fees, cart, tee gift, prizes, and lunch. Mulligans will be sold for $5 at the event. Prizes will be awarded at lunch in the Clubhouse.

Registration deadline is Tuesday, April 28 (be sure to include your handicap index)

If golf is completely canceled due to bad weather, the event will proceed with activities and lunch in the Clubhouse. Piper's Landing will issue a rain check to each golfer for use between May 15 and October 15, 2026. All sales are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend, you can transfer your ticket to someone else.  

Hosted by Lois Acinapura & Nancy Wong

at Piper's Landing Yacht & Country Club

A Call to Nature: Launching the Impact100 Martin Nature Club

At Impact100 Martin, we don't just vote for change—we step into the heart of it. Our next Nature Club excursion takes us to the jagged, breathtaking shores of Blowing Rocks Preserve.

This isn't just a hike; it’s an immersive experience where the power of the Atlantic meets the resilience of our limestone coast. As we walk the mangrove boardwalks and stand where the waves reach for the sky, we’re reminded of exactly why we protect this land. Join your fellow members for a morning of fresh air, photography, and the kind of deep-rooted connection that only happens when we leave the meeting room and head for the trail.

After six decades of protecting Florida’s great places, The Nature Conservancy considers Blowing Rocks Preserve one of its proudest achievements. This peaceful, barrier island sanctuary is a well-known model for large-scale, native coastal habitat restoration. The natural features found here are disappearing fast from many Florida islands, and a number of endangered plants and animals call this special place home—including rare loggerhead, green, and leatherback sea turtles. The preserve was named for its rocky Anastasia limestone shoreline—the largest on the Atlantic coast. At high tide, when the sea is rough, seas break against the rocks and force plumes of saltwater up to 50 feet skyward. It’s an impressive sight.

To make the most of your morning, please bring your essential gear: cameras, water, and sunscreen. $5 per person  donation on site

 

Hosted by: Karen Hermanson & Lorraine Kayser Bradley

The Private Preserve Tour is limited to 20 people

RSVP no later than Sunday, May 10, 2026

at Blowing Rocks Preserve on Jupiter Island

 

Welcome Circle: Your Gateway to Impact100 Martin

In this informative session, learn about Impact100 Martin's mission, resources, programs, volunteer opportunities, and events.

Meet other members, get your questions answered, and discover the essential resources to help you navigate your membership.

The Zoom invitation and link will be provided to those who register before 9 pm on May 16, 2026.

Hosted by Debbie Adams, Dawn Thomas & Sue Whittington

Join us for a social hour and reconnect with old friends and make new ones.

Impact100 Martin members and guests - all are welcome.

Please sign up so we can plan the space accordingly.

This is a cash bar event.

Hope to see you there!

Hosted by Jill Preston & Susan Melians

The Pearl