inSIGHT Through Education Launches “Chesed (Kindness) Social Media Contest” for Palm Beach County Students

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inSIGHT Through Education Launches the Chesed Social Media Contest

inSIGHT Through Education today announced the launch of the Chesed Social Media Contest, inviting all middle and high school students in Palm Beach County public schools to use their creativity and online influence to stand against antisemitism, bullying, discrimination, or any form of hate.

Inspired by profound acts of kindness (Chesed) that occurred even amidst the immense cruelty of the Holocaust, the contest challenges students to create original social media content that promotes kindness, acceptance, and respect. By amplifying youth voices on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, the contest encourages real change—shaping a culture of empathy both online and in schools.

“The digital space needs an infusion of grace, benevolence, empathy, and compassion,” said Roneet Edrich, Executive Director of inSIGHT Through Education. “This contest empowers the next generation to be the architects of a kinder, more respectful online world. By looking back at lessons of courage during the Holocaust, students can learn how to stand up to hate today and use their online influence to amplify the attributes of grace, benevolence, empathy, and compassion.”

Contest Details

The contest is open to all public middle and high school students in Palm Beach County, and students may submit entries individually or as part of a group.

Categories for Submission

Short Form Video

Option 1: One video (60–90 seconds long)
Option 2: Short video series (three 30-second videos)

Videos should be creative, engaging, and able to stand alone as complete stories.

Multi-Slide Instagram-Inspired Post

A carousel post consisting of 4–10 slides in portrait (4:5 ratio)
Should effectively tell a story or inform on a specific topic through a thoughtful combination of images, graphics, and text.

The contest encourages students to first research and reflect on a true historical account of Chesed from the Holocaust—such as rescuers, hidden children, or small acts of courage—and then translate that lesson into a modern message of kindness, acceptance, and respect relevant to their peers’ lives.

Key Dates

Entry Deadline: All entries must be submitted electronically by January 12th, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST.
Winners Announced: All winners will be announced on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, January 27th, 2026.

Winning entries will be chosen based on creativity, impact, and engagement in combating antisemitism, bullying, discrimination, or any form of hate with kindness and compassion. Awards and prizes will be granted to top entries in each division and category.

Student Prizes

1st Place: $1,000 each — 4 total winners (2 Middle School, 2 High School)
2nd Place: $500 each — 4 total winners (2 Middle School, 2 High School)
3rd Place: $300 each — 4 total winners (2 Middle School, 2 High School)

Prize amounts are the same for individual and group entries; group awards are divided among members.

Teacher Prizes

Teachers of 1st Place Winners: $500 each — 4 total winners (2 Middle School, 2 High School)
Teacher with the Most Student Submissions: $500 — 2 total winners (1 Middle School, 1 High School)

School Award and Prize

School with the Most Student Submissions: $500 — 2 total winners (1 Middle School, 1 High School)

Recognition will be at award events and on inSIGHT’s digital platforms.

Further information about the contest can be found here:
https://www.insightthrougheducation.org/chesed

Introducing Higher Order, Luxury Social Wellness Club, Debuting in West Palm Beach

Founders Ryan and Brittany Brown Redefine Social Wellness and Community Building in South Florida

WEST PALM BEACH, FL, (November 3, 2025) – Higher Order, a first-of-its-kind social wellness club, makes its debut in West Palm Beach this week. Part health hub and part nightlife destination, Higher Order sets itself apart from other members-only wellness centers with curated daytime programming before transforming into an afterdark sanctuary. The club offers zero-proof cocktails crafted with adaptogens, healing house music, and live DJ sets across the infusion lounge, alchemy bar and movement sanctuary.

After relocating from San Francisco and seeking refuge in South Florida, founders Ryan and Brittany Brown saw a whitespace in the market when discovering the lack of integrated, wellness experiences in their new city. Responding to West Palm Beach’s increased interest in wellness-focused living, Higher Order tastefully blends health, culture and connection in a thoughtfully designed third space for like-minded members of South Florida’s rapidly-expanding community.

“There is a large focus on wellness in the South Florida community, but nothing currently exists that offers a third space blending movement, medicine, and community in a way that feels exciting, elevated, and sexy,“ says Higher Order Co-Founder Ryan Brown. “We created Higher Order to bring these elements together in a high-vibe environment that inspires people to connect and thrive physically and socially.”

“We believe wellness should go beyond individual self-preservation and instead place focus on fortifying ourselves alongside community,” explains Higher Order Co-Founder Brittany Brown. “We founded Higher Order to support collective resilience in every sense: physically, mentally, and emotionally.”

Wellness Services and Amenities

Built on the pillars of movement, clinical health and community, Higher Order offers a robust range of services. All treatments are available à la carte or as part of curated membership packages designed to aid members achieve specific wellness goals. Personalized 1:1 lifestyle consultations will also be available for tailored guidance and support.

Members will have access to:

● The Sanctuary – A studio space for mindful movement classes like hot beat yoga, restorative yoga, mat sculpt, qi gong, meditation, breathwork, sound baths, Baby & Me meditation and other transformational workshops led by expert guides.

● The Alchemy Bar & Lounge – A beautifully designed lounge for socializing over zero-proof adaptogenic elixirs, ceremonial tea and coffee. The lounge will feature live music, a serene ambiance, and wellness-focused conversation.

● The Elemental Room – A luxury thermal suite featuring contrast therapy including a custom infrared sauna, steam room, and cold plunges.

Additional offerings include:
● Functional health services like peptide and hormone therapy, IV and vitamin infusions.
● Lymphatic drainage, acupuncture, detox protocols, nutrition coaching, ozone therapy, and functional lab testing.

The club boasts a warm, modern design that fuses natural elements (earth, fire, water, and air) through inviting textures, setting the tone for ambient relaxation so patrons feel grounded during their visits.

Higher Order also plans to partner with local artists, creatives, and tastemakers to create a rotating calendar of cultural programming, workshops, and wellness-forward events. With a focus on health care, community building, entertainment, and personalized self-care experiences, Higher Order is ready to become a premier destination for social self-care in South Florida.

To apply for a Founder Membership, visit higherorderhealth.com and follow along on social @higherorderhealth.

PALM BEACH ROTARY CLUB FOUNDATION DONATES $5,000 TO CANCER ALLIANCE OF HELP & HOPE

A gesture of service and compassion, this donation reflects the Rotary Club’s lasting dedication to serving and strengthening the Palm Beach County community

PALM BEACH, FL — The Palm Beach Rotary Club Foundation, established in 1950, proudly announced a $5,000 donation to the Cancer Alliance of Help & Hope, a local nonprofit dedicated to supporting cancer patients and their families throughout Palm Beach County.

The donation was presented on Thursday, October 30, by Paul Tripaldi, Club President, and Nick Amato, Club Treasurer, to Dayana Fernandez, Assistant Patient Navigator, and Doug Duke, Director of Patient Services of the Cancer Alliance of Help & Hope. The presentation featured a donation marking the Rotary Club’s ongoing commitment to making a difference in the local community.

“The Palm Beach Rotary Club has a long tradition of supporting organizations that provide direct and meaningful assistance to those in need,” said Paul Tripaldi, President of the Palm Beach Rotary Club. “The Cancer Alliance of Help & Hope plays a vital role in easing the financial and emotional burdens of local cancer patients, and we’re honored to contribute to their mission.”

The Cancer Alliance of Help & Hope provides financial assistance, resources, and compassionate support to individuals and families facing the challenges of cancer treatment. This donation will help the organization continue to offer essential aid for rent, utilities, transportation, and other living expenses during patients’ most difficult times.

The Palm Beach Rotary Club Foundation has been serving the Palm Beach community since 1950 through scholarships and charitable giving. Now celebrating its 75th anniversary, the Palm Beach Rotary Club continues to honor its founding vision of service above self through ongoing support of local organizations and causes.

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Honoring Family Caregivers This November: How The Carlisle Palm Beach Offers Peace of Mind

Each November, National Family Caregivers Month honors the more than 53 million Americans who selflessly care for loved ones. These caregivers provide critical support, often balancing full-time responsibilities while navigating the emotional and physical demands of caregiving. This month serves as a reminder not only to recognize their dedication but also to highlight the importance of resources that can ease their burden.

For families navigating memory-related conditions like Alzheimer’s or dementia, caregiving can be especially challenging. That’s where The Carlisle Palm Beach in Lantana offers meaningful support. With its specialized memory care program and team that delivers personalized assistance, The Carlisle Palm Beach provides expert-level care in a compassionate environment. The Carlisle Palm Beach’s team of trained professionals is focused on dignity and comfort, giving families peace of mind that their loved ones are well cared for and safe.

The Carlisle’s newly reimagined community, unveiled in 2025 by Liberty Senior Living, offers more than just memory care. With both independent and assisted living options, residents enjoy a lively, resort-style lifestyle just steps away from the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. Chef-curated dining, wellness-focused amenities, and a full calendar of enriching experiences–many of which are open to the public–create opportunities for residents to stay socially engaged while connecting with local professionals and community leaders.

As we celebrate National Family Caregivers Month, The Carlisle Palm Beach stands as a reminder that families don’t have to navigate caregiving alone. By providing compassionate care, meaningful connection, and a community of support, The Carlisle Palm Beach is proud to be a resource for those who give so much of themselves in the care of others.

To learn more about The Carlisle Palm Beach or how to get involved, visit www.carlislepalmbeach.com.

Boots, Beats & Bites: Country Night Comes to Stallion

Get ready to trade your heels for boots — Wellington’s Stallion Restaurant is bringing a taste of Nashville to Palm Beach County with its upcoming Country Night on November 22nd from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

This special evening promises great music, southern charm, and a dining experience that hits all the right notes. Headlining the night is Tom Blake with special guest Wynn Varble, the acclaimed songwriter behind hits for Brad Paisley, Garth Brooks, Easton Corbin, Jon Pardi, Willie Nelson, Darryl Worley, Kellie Pickler, and more. It’s a rare opportunity to enjoy live performances from one of country music’s most celebrated storytellers — right in the heart of Wellington.

Guests can enjoy a $15 cover and reserve dinner tables for a full evening of toe-tapping tunes, signature cocktails, and Stallion’s elevated cuisine. Whether you’re a lifelong country fan or just looking for a night of good music and great food, this event promises a memorable blend of sophistication and southern soul.

Scan the QR code or call (561) 931-4842 for tickets and dinner reservations.

Stallion Restaurant
11630 Polo Club Road, Wellington, FL 33414
www.stallionrestaurant.com

October 2025 In Palm Beach & West Palm Beach: Fall Fun + Spooky Vibes

Who says the scares stop on October 31st? Whether you’re late to the game or just not ready to let go of the BOOs, Palm Beach keeps the thrills rolling into November. The Wellington Edit has compiled the ULTIMATE guide to some local events that keep the festivities going.

Pumpkin Patches & Fall Festivals

Hayrides, pumpkins, and wholesome family fun—kick off the season in style.

Mr. Jack O’ Lantern’s WPB (October 3–November 2) – Classic pumpkin patch with carving stations. Details
Bedner’s Fall Festival (September 27–October 31 at the Boynton location (not WPB location)) – Corn maze, hayrides, pumpkins & farm fun. Details

Spooky Season Highlights

Chase the chills with haunted houses, ghost tours, and spine-tingling shows.

Palm Beach Ghost Tour (Fridays & Saturdays, Starting October 3) – Explore the paranormal along Worth Avenue in Palm Beach. Tickets
Fright Nights at the Fairgrounds (Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays, Starting October 9) – Haunted houses & scare zones. Tickets
Spookyville at Yesteryear Village (October 11-12, 17-19, 25-26 & 31) – Kid-friendly trick-or-treating & rides. Info
The Addams Family at Kravis (October 31–November 2) – Spooky musical theater fun. Tickets

Halloween Parties

Step into style and dance the night away at these must-attend events.

HMF at The Breakers (October 31) – Upscale soirée & spooky cocktails. Info
Meat Market (October 31) – DJ, haunting décor & festive cocktails. Info
Treehouse WPB (October 31) – Wasteland-themed rooftop bash. Details
Monster Mash at The Belgrove (October 31) – Costume party & music. Tickets
Mary Lou’s Dead Sirens Society Halloween Warehouse Party (November 1) – Themed-costume party (“Drowned Decadence”) & music. Tickets

Other October Favorites

Scares aside, October serves up beer, art, and a dash of science.

Norton Inktober (All October) – Art museum meets ink creativity. Details
West Palm Beach GreenMarket (Opening October 4) – Fresh produce & 150 vendors. Details
Cox Science “Top Secret” Exhibit (October 12–April 26) – Interactive spy science exhibit. Info

Glide Into the Season at The Ben’s Winter Wonderland

This November, The Ben Hotel invites guests and locals alike to lace up their skates and step into a scene straight out of a holiday postcard. Opening November 1, 2025, the hotel’s brand-new ice rink transforms the waterfront into a sparkling winter wonderland — where elegance meets pure, joyful fun.

Whether you’re a seasoned skater or taking your first glide, The Ben’s rink offers the perfect balance of sophistication and seasonal cheer. As you twirl beneath the open sky, the glimmering lights of downtown create an enchanting backdrop — an irresistible setting for families, couples, and friends to make memories that glisten like the ice itself.

During the week, guests can enjoy the rink Monday through Friday from 2:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., with smooth, freshly resurfaced ice after each short intermission at 4:00, 6:00, and 8:00 p.m. On weekends and school holidays, the rink opens early — 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. — for full days of frosty fun, with resurfacing breaks at 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., and 9:00 p.m.

Guests can sip hot cocoa from the rinkside café, cozy up by the firepit, or simply take in the energy of the season. With its perfect blend of charm and sophistication, The Ben’s new ice rink is set to become the heart of West Palm’s winter festivities — a place where every spin, laugh, and snow-dusted moment feels like magic.

Wellington Bay Celebrates 3-Year Anniversary in 2025 with Mentalist Alan Chamo

Wellington Bay Luxury Retirement Community and Lisbet Memory Care recently marked its third anniversary with a celebration, honoring residents, staff, and founders who have been integral.

The event was a chance to get together and reflect on three years of shared memories, growth, community, and connection. The celebration kicked off on October 15 with a special anniversary dinner for Wellington Bay’s esteemed founding members.

These residents were recognized for joining the community before its completion. They committed to becoming residents based on a video rendering of the clubhouse and floorplans of the multiple 159 independent living options, including spacious, upscale apartments, garden flats and villas, as well as the 124 assisted living and memory care residences at Lisbet Health Center.

The celebration continued the next night with a larger gathering for all residents. The evening featured a dessert bar and a champagne toast offering residents the opportunity to come together and celebrate their time at Wellington Bay. Entertainment for the evening was provided by Mentalist Alan Chamo.

“Three years ago, we came together as individuals, bringing our unique experiences, wisdom, and expectations. Since then, we have created not just a community, but a family. A family where everyone feels valued and supported,” said Campus Executive Director Jay Mikosch. “We are so excited to continue building memories and a strong, active, and engaged community at Wellington Bay. Each resident and team member adds their special thread to the community, making it richer and more vibrant. We are looking forward to many more wonderful years together as a family at Wellington Bay.”

Celebrating cherished memories of the past and looking ahead to a bright future, Wellington Bay continues its commitment to fostering a supportive and enriching environment for its residents.

Wellington Bay is a rental retirement community featuring luxury apartments and a place for seniors to enjoy life. With something for everyone, Wellington Bay offers independent living that supports a vibrant lifestyle for active aging and also provides assisted living support, respite care, and advanced, cutting-edge memory care at Lisbet Health Center, located onsite in Wellington, Florida. Named by Money Magazine as one of the “Best Places to Retire,” Wellington is known for its golf courses, thriving equestrian community, and lovely homes.

Wellington Bay and Lisbet Health Center is owned and operated by Liberty Senior Living, LLC, a Liberty Healthcare Management division specializing in senior living and retirement communities. To learn more about Wellington Bay, visit www.wellingtonbayfl.com.

To learn more about Liberty Senior Living and the communities they offer, please visit www.LibertySeniorLiving.com.

Clinics Can Help to Bestow Honors During 4th Annual Cribs for Kids Luncheon

Michelle McGann, Dr. Faustino Gonzalez and Admirals Cove Foundation to Be Recognized for Significant Works in Community

West Palm Beach, Florida – On Friday, December 5th, Clinics Can Help (CCH) and its heartfelt base of advocates and supporters will gather for the 4th Annual Cribs for Kids Luncheon. Led by Emmy award-winning journalist Soledad O’Brien as the 2025 speaker, the event will spur funding, collect resources, and build awareness about CCH’s most precious clients: newborns and infants who need a safe place to sleep.

While gathering at Downtown West Palm Beach’s, The Ben, three special recipients will also be honored for their work and the ways they impact the lives of Palm Beach County children and their families. Like CCH, which provides refurbished durable medical equipment and supplies to all who are in need, these three deserving honorees — Dr. Faustino Gonzalez, Michelle McGann, and the Admirals Cove Foundation — all serve the residents of our community in unique ways.

Internal Medicine specialist Dr. Faustino Gonzalez was instrumental in helping CCH’s president and CEO, Owen O’Neill, co-found and launch CCH. He has remained involved in the organization since. Board-certified in Hospice and Palliative Medicine, Dr. Gonzalez was recognized by the Palm Beach County Medical Society with awards such as the Healthcare Educator in 2018 and the Physician Hero in 2023. He has served as Associate Medical Director at Trustbridge since 2001 and remains on its board of directors. He is currently the Associate Program Director of the Hospice and Palliative Medicine Fellowship program at Trustbridge, affiliated with HCA/JFK Hospital in Atlantis, Florida. Dr. Gonzalez is also a member of the board of the Trustbridge Hospice Foundation, which has honored him by creating a scholarship in his name.

The Admirals Cove Foundation (ACF) has been key in the formation of the Cribs for Kids project and has helped CCH donate an average of 1,100 cribs per year. ACF exists to improve lives in northern Palm Beach County and to strengthen the community through its shared culture of giving. Through ACF’s annual Season of Giving campaign, the Foundation’s efforts are focused exclusively on the areas of education, health, and social services. These pillars guide ACF’s funding decisions and its commitment to building a healthier, more resilient region. The mission of ACF reflects a vibrant tradition of philanthropy that mirrors the exceptional quality of life its residents enjoy.

Recognized as one of the most popular personalities in women’s golf for over 30 years, Michelle McGann’s personal joy comes from meeting new people of all ages who love the game of golf like she does. McGann joined the LPGA in 1989. She went on to win nine times as a professional and was a two-time Solheim team member. McGann began playing golf at seven years old and was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age 13. With the help of her family, Michelle successfully managed her disease and went on to become a three-time Florida State Junior Champion. In 1987, she was recognized as USGA Junior Girls Champion, GOLF Magazine’s and GOLF Digest’s Amateur of the Year, the AJGA Rolex Junior Player of the Year, and Rolex Junior First-Team All-American. In 1988, she captured the Doherty Cup Championship title and played in the U.S. Women’s Open and Boston Five Classic as an amateur. Her Michelle McGann Fund receives donations and awards grants to further juvenile diabetes management in three areas: awareness, education, and support. The mission is to promote a healthy lifestyle now and in the future for individuals and families dealing with a new diagnosis.

For the event, The Ben will transform into a winter wonderland while guests get a head start on their holiday shopping with a dozen local vendors and an expansive silent auction filled with highly sought after items. Following is a chef-curated lunch and an opportunity to learn first-hand about the nonprofit’s work, as a personal client shares how a simple crib transformed their child’s life.

This year, the organization is proud to announce that Emmy award-winning journalist Soledad O’Brien will lend her voice to the event as speaker. O’Brien is an award-winning journalist, philanthropist, and founder of Soledad O’Brien Productions, a media production company dedicated to telling empowering and authentic stories on a range of social issues. O’Brien’s work has been recognized with ten Emmy awards, three George Foster Peabody Awards, and many others. Her passion for supporting young people is realized by way of her foundation, PowHERful, which has helped dozens of young women get to and through college. Soledad lives between New York City and West Palm Beach with her husband Brad, and her four children.

Monies raised during the event support Clinics Can Help’s CRIBS Project, which provides sleep safe cribs for mothers in need.

CCH wishes to thank its generous event sponsors, including Platinum Sponsor, The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Department, Gold Sponsors Legal Graphics Works and the Mastroianni Family, and Silver Sponsors Lesser, Landy, Smith and Siegel, PLLC, and Horizon Care Services.

Clinics Can Help Cribs for Kids Luncheon

Friday, December 5, 2025 – 10:30 am

The Ben, 251 N. Narcissus Ave, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

Tickets $300, Tables $3,000

For additional information about the 4th Annual Cribs for Kids luncheon, or Clinics Can Help, please visit www.clinicscanhelp.org.

Stephen Levin Files for Wellington Village Council Seat 3 — What Voters Should Know

WELLINGTON, FL – Today, Stephen Levin proudly announces his candidacy for Seat 3 on the Wellington Village Council in the March 2026 municipal election. By submitting the official paperwork, Stephen Levin becomes the first individual to file in the race for this seat — marking an early step in a thoughtful, community-centered campaign.

A Proven Background in Local Service

Wellington resident since 2003, Stephen Levin has been deeply engaged in our community’s well-being for years. He has served as Vice Chair of the Planning & Zoning Adjustment Board, Vice Chair of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, a member of the School Board’s Advisory Boundary Committee and perennial volunteer coach of a variety of youth Rec League sports. He has brought together community volunteers for local enrichment events, and helped to support youth-focused programs that build teamwork and cognitive skills—showcasing a clear commitment to Wellington’s neighborhoods, schools and parks.

Drawing on this experience, Stephen Levin is dedicated to preserving our village’s character, ensuring responsible growth and maintaining the high quality of life our residents expect and deserve. From protecting open space and equestrian lands to supporting our village’s schools and promoting transparent, responsive government, he has already begun listening, learning and preparing.

Why Run, Why Now

“Our village stands at a crossroads,” said Levin. “As someone who has walked Wellington’s streets, ridden beside our children at the park and worked alongside our nonprofit and business leaders, I believe we must plan for the future while preserving what makes Wellington special. Filing early is my way of saying: I am ready, I am serious and I am committed to earning your trust over the next year.”

By being the first to file for Seat 3, Stephen Levin signals readiness to build a campaign grounded in the voices of everyday residents, not in last-minute momentum.

Campaign Priorities

Key priorities for Stephen Levin include:

Fiscal responsibility: Ensuring Wellington’s services remain top-tier without placing undue burden on homeowners and small businesses.
Controlled, smart growth: Balancing new development with preservation of our equestrian preserves and open space.
Excellent schools & engaged neighborhoods: Supporting educational initiatives and ensuring all community corners are heard in the village decision-making process.

• Transparent, accessible government: Bringing Wellington’s government closer to its residents through town halls, digital engagement and open information sharing.

Next Steps

Over the coming months, Stephen Levin will visit neighborhoods, volunteer groups, business owners and schools to gather input, build relationships and share a vision of a Wellington that remains a “great hometown” for all. The campaign invites residents to join the dialogue and help shape the agenda.

Contact Information

For media inquiries or to schedule an interview with Stephen Levin, please contact him at:

Phone: (561) 593-2087
Email: VoteLevin@gmail.com Website: VoteLevin.com

Wellington Bay and The Carlisle Palm Beach Residents Host Senior Skip Day at Phil Foster Park

Lantana, FL – It was Senior Skip Day at Phil Foster Park in Riviera Beach on Friday, Oct 24, 2025 with residents from The Carlisle Palm Beach, Wellington Bay and Lisbet Memory Care coming today to catch some sun, clean the beach and enjoy the water.

Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation and Palm Beach County Ocean Rescue prepared the area with Mobi Mats and had extra beach wheelchairs on hand and were there to assist almost 40 residents as they arrived at Senior Skip Day. Attendees danced to a summer playlist, enjoyed a picnic style lunch, cornhole, and were assisted into the water. Extra pool noodles, floatation devices and Palm Beach County Ocean Rescue were nearby at all times for extra support.

“Many of the residents haven’t been to the beach in years. There was a lot of excitement leading up to today and it’s really nice to see the smiles on their faces and the feeling of freedom being in the water brings, “ said Jay D Mikosch, Executive Director of Wellington Bay and Lisbet Memory Care.

Many of the beachgoers participated in the beach cleanup. Gloves, supplies, buckets and pickers were provided by Keep Palm Beach County Beautiful.

“Keep Palm Beach County Beautiful is proud to support the residents of The Carlisle Palm Beach during Senior Beach Day. It’s a wonderful reminder that caring for our environment also means caring for ourselves. When our seniors come together to protect our beaches, they’re not only keeping our community beautiful, but also staying active, healthy, and engaged in making a positive impact,” said Linda Moreno, Executive Director of Keep Palm Beach County Beautiful. Transportation was provided for the residents so all they had to worry about was which bathing suit to wear and which song they wanted to hear next!

“Thank you, Phil Foster Park, for allowing us to put this event on for our residents,” said Lisa Davis, Campus Executive Director at Carlisle Palm Beach. “Staying active is one of the best things we can do for our long-term mobility, and it was inspiring to see our residents embracing that and giving back to our community.”

Newly reimagined in 2025 by Liberty Senior Living, The Carlisle Palm Beach is a modern coastal community offering independent and assisted living in an elevated, resort-style environment. The Carlisle Palm Beach combines contemporary residences with personalized hospitality, wellness-focused amenities, expert-level care, and a lifestyle centered on ease and social connection. With lifestyle living options to choose from, residents are encouraged to live fully with chef-curated dining and a full calendar of experiences.

About The Carlisle Palm Beach:

Newly reimagined in 2025 by Liberty Senior Living, The Carlisle Palm Beach is a modern coastal community offering independent and assisted living in an elevated, resort-style environment. Located between the Intracoastal and the Atlantic Ocean, The Carlisle Palm Beach blends contemporary residences with personalized hospitality, wellness-focused amenities, expert-level care, and a lifestyle built around ease and social connection. With lifestyle living options to choose from, residents are encouraged to live fully with chef-curated dining and a full calendar of experiences.

To learn more about The Carlisle Palm Beach, visit http://www.carlislepalmbeach.com.

Eudēmonia Summit Announces Second Wave of Experts

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., July 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Eudēmonia Summit, a three-day health and well-being summit, returns to The Palm Beaches on Nov. 13–16, 2025, with a dynamic lineup of thought leaders ready to shape the future. The event will be held once again in West Palm Beach and features a curated roster of more than 130 experts, from Stanford lecture halls to Tibetan monasteries, all gathered to explore the frontiers of prevention, performance optimization, mental health, and longevity.

Previously announced headliners, Andrew Huberman, PhD, and Mark Hyman, MD, will be joined by more than 60 new voices, including:

Halle Berry, Academy Award-winning actor and menopause activist
Dave Asprey, author, biohacker and founder of Bulletproof
Amy Shah, MD, immunology, gut health and hormone expert
Andy Galpin, PhD, sport performance expert and host of the Perform Podcast
Jessica Knurick, PhD, nutrition science researcher and educator
William Li, MD, food as medicine pioneer
Julius Thomas, NFL tight end and men’s health advocate
The Gracie Family, pioneers in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Will Cole, author and functional medicine expert
The full lineup can be viewed at eudemonia.net/lineup.

“This next wave reflects our core vision: exploring the deep science behind optimal performance and healthspan, while keeping sight of the essence of what it means to be human,” said Karina Mackenzie, Eudēmonia’s head of programming.

Sean Hoess, CEO and founder of Eudēmonia, adds, “Eudēmonia is not just a summit—it’s a homecoming for people who want to live their best lives for a long, long time. The goal isn’t just to create a fascinating, entertaining, and rich 3-day experience—it’s to separate before Eudēmonia from after.”

“The caliber of talent and collection of experiences at this year’s summit reflect the depth of wellness offerings found throughout The Palm Beaches,” said Milton Segarra, president and CEO of Discover The Palm Beaches. “We invite wellness seekers from around the world to come discover why our destination is the perfect place to nourish mind, body, and spirit.”

New Experiences: Health Innovation Lab and CME

Eudēmonia has added two new experiences to this year’s summit. Health Innovation Lab (HIL) is an invitation-only track launched in partnership with Fitt Insider. HIL brings together top founders, investors, and operators shaping the future of human health, offering high-touch networking, facilitated meetings, and a curated environment for business development within the world’s largest consumer health summit. Interested leaders can learn more and apply via the official site: eudemonia.net/health-innovation-lab

In partnership with Lifespan MD and Wild Health, Eudēmonia is also proud to offer Continuing Medical Education (CME) credit at the 2025 summit. The 9-hour CME curriculum fills a critical gap in medical education: translating the cutting-edge science of precision medicine into actionable preventative care. The curriculum will offer the latest in longevity research, from genomics, epigenetics, AI, peak performance, and preventative cardiovascular care, and will be available to all attendees with an Enhanced or Premium badge at no additional cost.

Ticket Options

Eudēmonia’s three-day “all access” badges start at $1,149, with Enhanced ($1,749) and Premium ($4,849) options available. One-day badges start at $399. Eudēmonia also offers passes to EXPOSŌME ($59), its wellness tech expo featuring 120+ brands. Badge and pass information is available at eudemonia.net/tickets.