Sep 21 Monday
We are delighted to welcome public health leaders, researchers, and policymakers to the 2nd International Conference on Public Health and Health Care System (Public Health-2026), taking place on September 21-22, 2026, in Berlin, Germany.
Public Health2026 is more than a conference—it is a collaborative platform where evidence, practice, and policy converge to drive meaningful impact in healthcare. The program will cover key areas such as preventive health, digital and tele-health innovations, mental health, health equity, and strategies to strengthen healthcare systems. Attendees will benefit from plenary sessions by international experts, interactive panels, skill-building workshops, and poster presentations, offering opportunities to exchange insights, showcase research, and establish professional networks.
Berlin, a city renowned for its innovation, culture, and diversity, provides an inspiring backdrop for dialogue and collaboration. By joining Public Health2026, participants will become part of a global community committed to advancing resilient, equitable, and sustainable healthcare systems for the future. We look forward to seeing you in PUBLICHEALTH-2026 in Berlin, Germany.
Sincerely, D. Sai Sambhavi | Conference Secretary PUBLIC HEALTH-2026 publichealth2026@conplusmeetings.com
Jan 24 Sunday
Sunday, January 24, 2027 at 2:30pmLeonhardt Auditorium
$20 per person for VBMA Members and Vero Beach Opera Members; $25 per person for non-members
Space is limited; pre-registration required.Tickets include admission to the galleries. Come early to see the exhibition.
The late nineteenth century saw a surge of fascination with Japanese art and culture, influencing visual art, fashion, landscape design, and theatre. The image of the geisha became especially iconic and when Giacomo Puccini saw David Belasco’s Madame Butterfly in London in 1900, he knew he had found the subject for his next opera.Puccini’s Madama Butterfly, the tragic story of a fifteen-year-old geisha who marries an American sailor, features some of his most passionate music and continues to captivate audiences more than 120 years after its premiere.
In this talk, Vero Beach Opera Master of Ceremonies, Ian Campbell, explores the history of the opera’s composition and considers some of the questions involved in staging it in the 21st century.
