THE GAME
The 142nd playing of THE GAME, Saturday, November 21st, 2026 3:30pm, The Grand Harbor Golf and Beach Club, $45.00 per person, the usual goodies and a well stocked cash bar. MUST RSVP
The 142nd playing of THE GAME, Saturday, November 21st, 2026 3:30pm, The Grand Harbor Golf and Beach Club, $45.00 per person, the usual goodies and a well stocked cash bar. MUST RSVP
Jim Connughton Y' 83, Member of Yale's Advisory Committee on Environmental Law and Policy, will address us on "Our Nanotechnology Future". Nanotechnology, the science and now business, of materials, medicines, energy and everything else at the sub atomic level. (A Nanoparticle is 1/100,000 the thickness of a human hair).
Jim will speak at Bent Pine Golf Club on Friday April 17 at a noon luncheon. $45 pp
which will include a brief annual meeting. RSVP : Yaleclubtc@gmail.com.
Come enjoy a private docent-led tour of the new exhibit at Vero Beach Museum of Art: American Made.
Talk on the new museum also included.
It’s limited to 12 of us, so make your reservation now!
It’s on April 8th at 11:00 am
Suggested contribution is $30 and an impromptu lunch will be scheduled, location TBD.
Join us if you can!
Check back for more details! Or look for an email with more details!
Sunday Evening, March 8
Ballroom, John’s Island Club
Hors d’oeuvres & cocktails at 5:00 pm, concert 5:30 to 6:30pm. Registration at the JI clubhouse door.
*Beer and Wine included in the ticket price
Whiffenpoof Tickets: $50 per person
Sponsorships: $500 level — a wonderful way to entertain up to 10 guests
RSVP: Yaleclubtc@gmail.com
Payment: Checks payable to Yale Club of the Treasure Coast
P.O. Box 643176, Vero Beach, FL 32964
NEWLY RESCHEDULED! MONDAY MARCH 2ND, 2026
Sign up now for a splendid day at Bent Pine, featuring a cookout lunch on the Clubs new patio, then 9 or 18 holes of world class golf and Chef Brian’s gourmet hors d’oeuvres after play.
Two formats available: join or form a team to compete against the other schools or play this famous course in a friendly scramble with fellow alumni or guests. $170 pp
RSVP to Yaleclubtc@gmail.com or by check to
Yale Club of the Treasure Coast PO Box 643176, Vero Beach, FL 32964.
The Yale Club is invited to hear Psychology Professor Laurie Santos, who teaches the most popular course in Yale’s history. Her topic at 7pm on February 26 is “Calm Amidst the Chaos: The Science of Happiness” She will speak in Stuart at Temple Brit HaYan.
Tickets are $50 and you can rsvp through www.rappaportspeakerseries.com
Hosted at The Temple Beit HaYam of Stuart - 951 SE Monterey Commons Blvd, Stuart, Fl
The All Ivy cocktails event is scheduled for February 23,2026 at the Quail Valley River Club
from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. The link for reserving a place is as follows:
https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/BXHEFJQCG4LBG, the reply for the Dartmouth Club,
organizers for the evening. Hope to see you there .
Lauren Noble, President of the Buckley Institute at Yale
"Restoring Lux and Veritas: Saving the Ivy League"
12:00 noon
Quail Valley River Club – Boathouse, South A1A
$50 per person
RSVP to Yaleclubtc@gmail.com
Checks payable to Yale Club of the Treasure Coast
P.O. Box 643176, Vero Beach, FL 32964
Our first club event of the season joins Harvard for the tailgate picnic and live telecast of THE GAME from the Yale Bowl of Yale v. Harvard football's match up for the 142nd time, on Saturday November 22.
Venue is the same as prior years: Quail Valley Club's The Pointes on Royal Palm Blvd in Vero Beach. Kick off is 12 noon as is food service, including build your own sundaes at half time. Cash bar. Tickets $45 rsvp to Yale Club of the Treasure Coast, PO BOX 643176, Vero Beach, FL 32964. Reserve to pay at the door by email to: YaleClubTC@gmail.com
Luncheon
Sundaes at Half Time
Cash Bar
$45 per person
RSVP to YaleClubTC@gmail.com
Mail or bring check in hand made out to Yale Club of The Treasure Coast
After 150 Yale Club members and guests cheered on the Yale Whiffenpoofs Saturday night, the club wraps up the season with a special tour of “Monet to Matisse”at the VB Museum of Art. This limited event takes place from 10:00 to 12:00 on
Thursday April 3.
Our visit will include a customized tour of the current exhibit of French impressionists, as well as a behind the scenes briefing about plans for the NEW MUSEUM , at a higher, more weather resilient elevation, and a preview of future exhibitions.
A casual lunch opportunity to follow.
Space is limited, so reserve your tickets now with an email to Yaleclubtc@gmail.com and mail your check for $30 per person to Yale Club of the Treasure Coast, P O Box 643176, Vero Beach, FL 32964.
Boola!
Mark Hinkley, Club Secretary
Attention YALIES!
COMING SOON! FRIENDSHIP, LECTURE, AND GREAT FOOD!
Luncheon and talk: “Creating our Environmental Future in Trump Era”
12 Noon
Bent Pine Golf Club
$40 pp
You won’t want to miss the upcoming talk by David Hawkins. David is a lecturer at Yale Law School and Director of Climate programs at the Natural Resources Defense Council. He has devoted his whole professional life to preserving our climate.
This topic couldn’t be more timely for those who value clean air, water, and energy, and see the political chaos that threatens them.
Reserve your place at the table today, and I look forward to seeing you on the 20th.
Piper Aircraft Tour : January 16, 10:00 am One hour guided visit through the manufacturer of
the famous Piper airplanes here in Vero Beach. $40 per person, limited availability.
How are cutting-edge new technologies influencing the complex defense and intelligence policy decisions that America is facing in the next administration? What are we learning from the way some of these technologies are being used in the current wars in Ukraine and the Middle East? Join your fellow Yalies and their guests for a lively talk by Paul Bracken, professor emeritus of management and political science at Yale. In his presentation, Professor Bracken will take us behind the scenes for a look at how the United States and its adversaries, particularly China, are looking to embrace new technologies reflected in artificial intelligence, hypersonic missiles, drones, space weapons, and the next generation of nuclear weapons.
Professor Bracken is the author of The Command and Control of Nuclear Forces (1983); Fire in the East: The Rise of Asian Military Power and the Second Nuclear Age (1999); The Second Nuclear Age: Strategy, Danger, and the New Power Politics (2013); and new book currently being written for Yale University Press on AI and nuclear weapons. He served for 20 years on the Chief of Naval Operations’ Executive Panel, has been a visiting scholar at the CIA, and is listed in Princeton Review’s “Best 300 Professors in the U.S.” He continues to teach in the Yale School of Management’s executive education program, and is a fellow of Silliman College.
Luncheon
Bent Pine Golf Club
$40 per person : Cash Bar
RSVP to YaleClubTC@gmail.com
Mail or bring check in hand, made payable to Yale Club of the Treasure Coast
Yale's annual Golf Event with Harvard and Princeton clubs. $100.00 cover Lunch, Green Fees, and Golf Cart.
Meet today's Yalies! Local students, who are home on winter break, will paint a picture of life in New Haven today. Hear their aspirations and concerns. Ask them your questions. Meet them and their parents over dinner, followed by an open discussion.
Professor Craig Wright taught Yalies how to listen, much like Vincent Scully taught them how to look.
Chair of Yale’s Music Department, his course appreciated the musical genius of Beethoven, Mozart and the other masters who disciplined sound into art.
Repeatedly delving into the accomplishments of extraordinary composers and musical artists familiarized the professor with the characteristics of genius. Now expert, he has written several books on the very nature of genius and it’s management.
Peabody Museum Director David Skelly will tell us about the job he's doing to manage a $200,000,000 dollar renovation and expansion of the facilities housing Yale's fabulous natural history collections. See Wikipedia.org/wiki/Peabody_Museum_of_Natural_History.
Recognizing the Yale School of Drama as one of the nation’s pre-eminent forces in professional theater, the Club arranged guided tours of the Riverside Theatre complex. The Riverside is the largest professional theater company in the state of Florida and has for 37 years done the extraordinary magic of bringing Broadway quality performances at Main Street prices to audiences from throughout south Florida. Auditions for each play take place in New York City and attract the best talent in the country, usually for a month’s rehearsals and a four to five week run.
Allen Cornell, CEO and Producing Artistic Director spoke over lunch in the atrium,
then ably fielded lively questions regarding play selection, small stage productions, and performer housing from Yalies and Harvard guests. Small group backstage tours of “Lost in Yonkers” wrapped up the visit.
Backstage tour for Yale at the Riverside Theatre during the run of “Lost in Yonkers”. Lunch at noon with Allen Cornell, producing Artistic Director/CEO.
Catered by Elizabeth Kennedy.
Yale Members: 50.00 Guest: 60.00
Recognizing the Yale School of Drama as one of the nation’s pre-eminent forces in professional theater, the Club arranged guided tours of the Riverside Theatre complex. The Riverside is the largest professional theater company in the state of Florida and has for 37 years done the extraordinary magic of bringing Broadway quality performances at Main Street prices to audiences from throughout south Florida. Auditions for each play take place in New York City and attract the best talent in the country, usually for a month’s rehearsals and a four to five week run.
Allen Cornell, CEO and Producing Artistic Director spoke over lunch in the atrium,
then ably fielded lively questions regarding play selection, small stage productions, and performer housing from Yalies and Harvard guests. Small group backstage tours of “Lost in Yonkers” wrapped up the visit.
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Spend an evening with Dr. Clinton Brooks, Y '60, M.S. Astronomy Y'62, PhD Y'68 in Radio Astronomy. A career national intelligence professional, Dr. Brooks worked with the Navy, the Apollo Program, and the NSA developing some of the world's most sophisticated communications systems.
Spend an evening with Dean Marvin Chun, who is known for his research in behavioral methods and brain imaging as well as his teaching. Using brain imaging, Dean Chun researches how people see, attend, remember and perform optimally.
Treasure Coast Yale students Jaeger Johnson, Katherine Peters and Kishore Chundi joined over 40 Yale alumni and guests at the home of Barry and Annie Sullivan to share their thoughts about life at the University today: the courses they like, the professors they admire, the residential college system in operation, how they stay informed of current affairs, what they question, and the issues important to them as our successors at Yale.
We will gather with The Harvards at The Pointe (new Quail Valley Club on Royal Palm Pointe) in the upstairs bar called Humphrey’s. Yale has won both of the last two contests, and we have a strong team to cheer on this year.
Ft. Pierce is the site of the original Underwater Demolition Team training and the first Navy Frogmen. The Museum demonstrates the history of SEAL operations from clearning Normandy beaches prior to D-Day to capturing Bin Laden and rescuing Captain Phillips.
The best of Yale music from the Whiffenpoof Alumni. Quail Valley River Club main dining room. Cocktails at 6, then concert.
Join us for a conversation Indy Burke, Dean: Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Sciences, on “Which environmental problems should we worry about?” Social time with serious hours d’oeuvres to follow.
All golfers welcome. $100 covers carts, greens fees and lunch.
Join us for a conversation with John Pepper Y’60, former Chairman & CEO of Proctor & Gamble, former Chairman of Walt Disney Company, and honorary Co-chair of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati. Ohio. Mr. Pepper has served as a Fellow of the Yale Corporation and a member of the Advisory Committee of the Yale School of Management. Social time with serious hours d’oeuvres to follow. A brief annual meeting included.