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Rehmann CPAs, Wealth Advisors & Business Consultants hosted its annual social on the stage of the Lyric Theatre in downtown Stuart. Martin County women walked the red carpet to socialize and network with each other and enjoyed hors d'oeuvres and cocktails.

Impact 100 Martin's 151 members voted to select the Education Foundation of Martin County as its $100,000 Impact Grant recipient at the collective giving organization's second annual Grant Awards Celebration at Piper's Landing Yacht & Country Club.

Craig Ahal took the top honors winning both “Best Dish” and the title of “Top Chef Martin County 2019” during the third annual chef competition benefiting House of Hope sizzled at its new venue at the District Table & Bar.

A group of 75 women came together for the inaugural Women's Council of Realtors Stuart-Martin Chapter “Dress for Success in the Tropics” fashion show. Taking place at Yacht & Country Club Clubhouse in Stuart, the event featured lunch, shopping, networking and fashions with proceeds benefitting Safe Space of the Treasure Coast.

The Economic Development Council of St. Lucie County presented Tammy Roncaglione, community president for CenterState Bank, with the Pete Hegener Leadership Award during the leadership dinner. The award is presented annually to a dedicated business leader who has made significant contributions to St. Lucie County's economy and quality of life. The celebration welcomed more than 200 guests at Harbour Ridge Yacht & Country Club.

The Soroptimist International of Stuart honored four deserving women for their dedication and outstanding contributions in Martin County during a ceremony at Mariner Sands. Those honored include Jay Sharpe, Glenna Parris, Heidi Monsour and Nicole Daly.

Board Director Mary Baysinger hosted New Horizons of the Treasure Coast and Okeechobee's “Flamingle” at her waterfront home in Palm City for a meet-and-mingle with friends and neighbors interested in learning more about the organization. Some 50 guests met the newly appointed CEO of New Horizons, George Shopland, as well as Congressman Brian Mast and State Representative Toby Overdorf.

River House Stuart and realtor Stephen P. Ngo hosted the Unofficial Arts Fest Kick-Off Party at the Design and Sales Center. Members of the arts, real estate and professional communities gathered to celebrate another successful Arts Council of Martin County Arts Fest Weekend with a pop-up gallery and DJ.

The Junior League of Martin County hosted LUNAFEST at Flagler Place, raising more than $19,000. Guests enjoyed a lively cocktail reception and silent auction before watching eight short films told by female filmmakers.

The Chamber's President's Council and trustees enjoyed a “graze table” breakfast by DeLITEful Kitchen at a mixer at Payson Park. Speakers Larry Kelly and Heather Bender discussed the equestrian industry in Martin County and how residents can foster its growth.

The Community Foundation Martin-St. Lucie honored its founder, Bud Jordan, at an anniversary celebration for the organization held at the Elliott Museum in Stuart. More than 100 area dignitaries, residents, friends and family members gathered to pay tribute to Bud and his wife, Marjie, for their contributions to Martin County's renowned quality of life.

Guests enjoyed a Caribbean-style evening of food and dancing to the music of renowned Beach Boys tribute band, Good Vibrations, at Harbour Ridge Yacht and Country Club. The event raised more than $116,000 to benefit youth and family.

Supporters attended the Catch the Wave of Hope Luncheon at Kyle G's Prime & Seafood, which featured two guest speakers who spoke about their experiences with human trafficking. The luncheon raised nearly $16,000 that will help build a home for trafficked girls in Martin County.

The popular annual Polo Classic benefiting Molly's House returned to the Port Mayaca Polo Club. Guests enjoyed a day of competition and fun, including a polo clinic, the best hat contest, a dressage presentation, a special VIP party, a car show and the traditional halftime Champagne divot stomp.

“On View” showcased the works of South Florida artists Tina Kraft, Rick Eggert, Jane Saull, Nina Davidowitz and Gail McCarthy. Attendees viewed the exhibition curated by Roni Rottner and Jane Kiehart with the artists competing in different mediums.

Boys and Girls Clubs of Martin County welcomed American Vietnam War veteran and former heart surgeon, Toby Cosgrove, M.D., as the keynote speaker for the 2019 Distinguished Speaker Series Luncheon. The former CEO and president of Cleveland Clinic spoke to guests during a reception at Sailfish Point Country Club.

Infiniti Stuart got the Elliott Museum's 23rd annual Classics at the Beach Car Show off to a start with a pre-show at its showroom. Exhibitors and friends of the Elliott enjoyed an evening of wining, dining and live music. The event was set against an impressive display of vintage automobiles.

Locals attended an informative and engaging talk by Robert Putnam, a proponent of civic engagement and advisor to world leaders on “The Crumbling American Dream and How To Renew It.” The presentation was held at The Rappaport Center at Temple Beit HaYam.

The organization celebrated 19 years of artistic excellence at its gala. The evening kicked off with a cocktail reception before guests headed to the theatre for heartfelt performances and tributes to the non-profit.

The organization presented its 28th annual Jo Covelli Fashion Show and Luncheon “Hats Off for Hibiscus” at Sailfish Point Country Club. Festivities included a Champagne cocktail reception with auction and raffles. Guests enjoyed a gourmet luncheon, fashion show, hat contest and a special musical performance by Daryl Magill and Jessica Santana.