NOTE: There is a different refund policy for Art Workshops, Educational Destinations, and Local Flavors. There is a twenty-five (25) Business Day refund policy for these events. Students must notify MTP at least 25 business days before the first day of each of these registered events in order to receive a refund.
Master the Possibilities welcomes a seasoned travel professional Jennifer Gyorffy from Collette to present an informative overview of Iceland’s Magical Northern Lights Discovery, an educational travel experience scheduled for September 28 – October 4, 2027 through Master the Possibilities. This presentation will highlight the many features, destinations, cultural experiences, and natural wonders included in this professionally guided journey through Iceland.
Attendees will learn about Iceland’s remarkable landscapes, history, geology, and culture while exploring the many destinations featured throughout this immersive travel experience. The presentation will highlight iconic locations including Reykjavík, the Golden Circle, Thingvellir National Park, the Lava Exhibition Center, Skógar Museum, Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, and the Blue Lagoon, while showcasing what travelers will discover and experience at each stop along the journey. Participants will gain insight into Iceland’s volcanic activity, geothermal energy, glacial environments, Viking heritage, and unique ecosystems, as well as the science and natural beauty behind the aurora borealis, one of the tour’s most unforgettable highlights.
The Collette presenter will discuss what travelers can expect throughout the 7-day tour, including accommodations, guided experiences, activity level expectations, included meals, and transportation services.
If you’ve always wanted to travel internationally but felt overwhelmed by the planning, scheduling, transportation, or logistics involved, this professionally guided Collette travel experience may be the perfect opportunity. This presentation will demonstrate how travelers can enjoy the excitement of exploring Iceland’s extraordinary natural wonders and cultural destinations while leaving the details to experienced travel professionals. From accommodations and transportation to guided excursions and included experiences, this thoughtfully planned journey allows participants to focus on learning, discovery, and enjoying the adventure.
Instructor:MTP StaffMembers: Free; General Public: Free
Course #:TRI247 | Room:Cypress Hall
Day of Week | Date | Time: Tu | 8/4/2026 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Seats Available:77
About This Tour
Duration: 9 days | Travel Style: Classic
Trek across the Southwest as you take in the sienna-colored canyons, towering spires, and desert landscapes found in Utah’s five national parks. Explore the kaleidoscope of colors found in America’s rocky western landscapes.
Collette provides a complimentary hometown pickup service to the airport for those who elect to include air transportation with their package for groups 10 or more.
Click “Learn More” to explore the full details including the overview, itinerary, price, what to expect, and registration information for this unforgettable adventure.
Trip registration, payments, and scheduling are managed directly through Collette. However, Master the Possibilities is always here to support you with any questions or assistance you may need along the way.
Join Lauren Proctor-Brown DVM, Director of The Ocala Polo Club for a Polo 101 hands on class on the Sport of Kings - Polo! This is the best team sport played on four legs! Participants will first attend a presentation and Q&A about the rules and history of the sport. Then move to a demonstration of the strokes on the wooden horse. Participants will then have the opportunity to try their hand at polo strokes - either on a wooden horse or with a foot mallet and your feet planted on the ground. Finally they will have a chance to meet a polo pony in person before enjoying the Sunset Polo Match at Ocala Polo.
Participants will have access to a 10x10 tent during the polo match for shade. A food truck is onsite during the match.
Note: Please bring a hat, sunscreen and a chair to the Polo field.
Itinerary: 2:50 pm- Meet at the Florida Horse Park: 11008 S Hwy 475, Ocala, FL 34480 3-4:30pm- Class on Polo 5pm- Polo Match
Instructor: Lauren Proctor-BrownMembers: $17; General Public: $22
Course #:TRI210 | Room:Field Trip
Day of Week | Date | Time: Sa | 10/17/2026 | 2:50 PM - 6:30 PM Seats Available:39
Discover the remarkable story of Silver Springs, one of Florida's most treasured natural landmarks and an essential environmental and economic asset to Marion County. This engaging course explores the springs' fascinating history, unique geology, diverse habitats, and the many plant and animal species that call this ecosystem home. Participants will learn how Silver Springs contributes to conservation education, and regional water health, making it a vital resource for residents and future generations. The course also highlights why protecting the springs is critical to preserving Florida's natural heritage, emphasizing responsible stewardship and sustainable recreation. Various ways to experience and enjoy the park, from glass-bottom boat tours to hiking, paddling, and wildlife viewing, will be described and illustrated, encouraging participants to connect more deeply with this iconic natural wonder.
Day of Week | Date | Time: Th | 10/22/2026 | 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM Seats Available:71
TRAVEL WITH MASTER THE POSSIBILITIES
Internationally To
ICELAND'S MAGICAL NORTHERN LIGHTS DISCOVERY
About This Tour Duration: 7 days | Meals: 11 | Travel Style: Classic
Discover Iceland on an immersive educational journey through a land shaped by powerful natural forces and rich history. Explore volcanic landscapes at the Lava Exhibition Center, stand between continents at Thingvellir, experience Icelandic heritage at the Skógar Museum, and witness geothermal energy at Geysir. By day, take in dramatic scenery; by night, search for the aurora borealis in this unforgettable land of fire and ice.
Collette provides a complimentary hometown pickup service to the airport for those who elect to include air transportation with their package
for groups of 10 or more.
Click “Learn More” to explore the full details including the overview, itinerary, price, what to expect, and registration information for this unforgettable adventure.
Trip registration, payments, and scheduling are managed directly through Collette. However, Master the Possibilities is always here to support you with any questions or assistance you may need along the way.
This museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the city's history with an impressive collection of fire related memorabilia. Thousands of items are on display including a segment of 9/11 World Trade Center steel, antique fire extinguishers, early medical equipment, a life net, fire alarm boxes, firefighting uniforms, a collection of international fire helmets and so much more. Learn about the devastating Thanksgiving Day Fire of 1883, why fire uniforms are blue in color, and other interesting information during this guided tour.
Registered students meet at: 615 NW Martin Luther King Jr. Ave, Ocala FL 34475. Parking is available for the Ocala Fire Museum near the police station or the fire station. The first responder complex is located just north of the railroad track and Madison Street Elementary school.
Begin the tour by exploring the Bryant House located at 712 East Fort King Street, which is the home of the Historic Ocala Preservation Society. This Victorian style home built in 1892 is named in honor of William Bryant who was the first owner. After viewing the home take a walking tour around Ocala’s historic Downtown Square and through residential neighborhoods to learn about Ocala’s oldest buildings and the people who occupied them. Learn about the Thanksgiving Day Fire of 1883 which destroyed five city square blocks. As a result, the business district made of wood was rapidly rebuilt utilizing brick and fire resistant construction materials, and thus Ocala became known as the “Brick City.”
Participants should be prepare to walk approximately 2 miles and navigate sidewalks, curbs. Sneakers or good walking shoes are recommend with a bottle a water. Location to meet: Historic Ocala Preservation Society, 712 E. Fort King St. Ocala Fl 34471.
Please park in the corner lot of S.E. Fort King Street and Sanchez Ave.
Want to plan your own trip to Italy or your free days from a cruise or tour? Join us for this workshop on doing just that: 
Join Lauren Proctor-Brown DVM, Director of The Ocala Polo Club for a Polo 101 hands on class on the Sport of Kings - Polo! This is the best team sport played on four legs! Participants will first attend a presentation and Q&A about the rules and history of the sport. Then move to a demonstration of the strokes on the wooden horse. Participants will then have the opportunity to try their hand at polo strokes - either on a wooden horse or with a foot mallet and your feet planted on the ground. Finally they will have a chance to meet a polo pony in person before enjoying the Sunset Polo Match at Ocala Polo. 
Discover the remarkable story of Silver Springs, one of Florida's most treasured natural landmarks and an essential environmental and economic asset to Marion County. This engaging course explores the springs' fascinating history, unique geology, diverse habitats, and the many plant and animal species that call this ecosystem home. Participants will learn how Silver Springs contributes to conservation education, and regional water health, making it a vital resource for residents and future generations. The course also highlights why protecting the springs is critical to preserving Florida's natural heritage, emphasizing responsible stewardship and sustainable recreation. Various ways to experience and enjoy the park, from glass-bottom boat tours to hiking, paddling, and wildlife viewing, will be described and illustrated, encouraging participants to connect more deeply with this iconic natural wonder.
Begin the tour by exploring the Bryant House located at 712 East Fort King Street, which is the home of the Historic Ocala Preservation Society. This Victorian style home built in 1892 is named in honor of William Bryant who was the first owner. After viewing the home take a walking tour around Ocala’s historic Downtown Square and through residential neighborhoods to learn about Ocala’s oldest buildings and the people who occupied them. Learn about the Thanksgiving Day Fire of 1883 which destroyed five city square blocks. As a result, the business district made of wood was rapidly rebuilt utilizing brick and fire resistant construction materials, and thus Ocala became known as the “Brick City.”
