Unwind with your Club family at our Cigar Social. Bring your own cigar or purchase one from our selection. Pair with your favorite libation and enjoy the evening. No reservations necessary. Full service available in the Keep.

Join us for a Cocktails with a Cause benefiting D-Feet Cancer, the Dalton Fox Foundation. This foundation helps in raising awareness of Ewing sarcoma and other under-studied pediatric cancers. As usual, $1 per cocktail will go directly to the foundation, we will enjoy complimentary lite bites, and this time, there will also be a silent raffle! Dalton's legacy. Forever Strong.

* This is a complimentary event Own Your White Space You've spent a lifetime showing up for everyone else. When do you show up for yourself? Featuring Captain Janet H. Days, USN (Ret.) Former Commanding Officer, Naval Station Norfolk Director of Economic Development, City of Suffolk Workshop Summary For 37 years, Captain Janet Days answered the call to lead. She commanded ships, made history at Naval Station Norfolk, and built a career around service, responsibility, and getting the job done. But retirement revealed something she hadn't prepared for: how to stop. Rather than giving herself room to reflect, reconnect, and rediscover life beyond the uniform, she moved into another demanding chapter. The responsibilities changed. The pressure to keep going didn't. In Own Your White Space, Captain Days challenges a belief many high achievers quietly carry: that being busy means being valuable. Through a candid look at her own transition, she'll explore what it takes to protect your time, reclaim your priorities, and build a life that makes room for more than the next obligation. Because after a lifetime of leading others, perhaps the most important person you need to lead is yourself. What You'll Take Away Give yourself permission to stop. Create space to process major life transitions rather than rushing to fill the next role. Make room for the life you've built. Reconnect with your health, spouse, family, and personal interests before they become casualties of your calendar. Learn the power of no. Recognize that every commitment has a cost, and protect your time for what genuinely matters. About Captain Janet Days Captain Janet H. Days, USN (Ret.), served 37 years in the United States Navy, becoming the first African American to command Naval Station Norfolk, the world's largest naval installation. Her career included command of USS McFaul and senior leadership assignments spanning military operations, logistics, and strategic planning. Following her retirement in 2024, she entered a new chapter of public service as Director of Economic Development for the City of Suffolk. Drawing on a lifetime of leadership and her own transition, Captain Days brings a personal perspective to the relationship between service, identity, purpose, and the courage to set boundaries. Not a member yet? Club Membership Information: Kimberly Holt, 757.625.1260, Kimberly.Holt@invitedclubs.com Club Event Information: Sydney Lynch, CPCE, 757.625.7602, Sydney.Lynch@invitedclubs.com