Check out these upcoming events by our FEW members!
Cabaret Performance by FEW Member Carolyn Maue – August 28, 2026
Join us for FEW member Carolyn Maue’s Orlando cabaret debut — a lively night of music, laughs, and unforgettable performances in the intimate setting of the Timucua Arts Foundation.
Friday, August 28, 2026 at 7 pm
Blending jazz standards, Broadway favorites, folk influences, and timeless classics, Carolyn creates an evening where stories and songs come together in unexpected ways. Inspired by lyricists such as Cole Porter and Lorenz Hart, as well as contemporary storytellers like Randy Newman and John Prine, her performances invite audiences to laugh, reflect, and connect through music.
Carolyn will be joined by acclaimed Orlando pianist John Olearchick, whose distinguished career has included performances with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, the Jacksonville Symphony, Broadway veteran Davis Gaines, and many of Central Florida’s leading vocalists.
Reserve your free ticket at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1994957834586?aff=oddtdtcreator
Applications Open for Victory Cup Initiative – Deadline September 11, 2026
Want to become a World Class Storyteller and share your organization’s impact with Central Florida?
Apply for the 2027 Victory Cup Initiative!
Application opens on Monday, August 24, 2026, for the 12th Annual Victory Cup Story Showcase Breakfast.
10 Central Florida nonprofit organizations will be selected to tell their story to 500+ community leaders.
Applications must be submitted by 11:59pm Friday, September 11, 2026.
Apply at https://www.victorycupinitiative.org/apply
The Ginsburg Institute presents: Child Health Symposium – Thriving Communities: The Next Chapter in Children’s Health – October 8, 2026
Join leaders across healthcare, business, and community organizations at the Child Health Symposium – an inspiring event dedicated to advancing child health. Hosted by the Ginsburg Institute at Nemours Children’s Health, this annual gathering spotlights innovative partnerships, bold ideas, and actionable solutions improving outcomes for children. Attendees will connect, collaborate, and leave energized to make a lasting impact in their communities. This year’s symposium explores literacy as a foundational driver of health – shaping early development, improving outcomes, and strengthening communities. More information and tickets at https://www.nemours.org/ginsburg
