04/02/2026
Palm Beach 2026.
This one meant a lot.
This was our biggest show yet with Sandy Hook Yachts, and I’m proud of the role I played leading into it and throughout the week. The runway to Palm Beach was just as important as the show itself—starting with the debut walkthroughs of the Sabre 51 and De Antonio D60 in Miami, building into the Sabre Experience video, and culminating in what I consider one of my strongest pieces to date: Grace on the Run.
That film, following Darrell Tate and his Marex 310 through the Great Loop, was a milestone for me as a filmmaker. It’s the kind of project that reminds me why I do this in the first place.
Palm Beach has always been a favorite of mine. Maybe it’s because it was the first Florida show I ever flew down for. Maybe it’s because it hits that perfect balance—not as overwhelming as Miami or FLIBS, but still incredibly impactful. Or maybe it’s just the vibe. Either way, it’s always felt like the crown jewel of Florida boat shows to me—and this year only reinforced that.
But what made this one different… was getting to experience it with Jacqueline.
For the first time, we flew together for one of these shows. What’s usually a nonstop work trip became something more. She got to relax, enjoy the town, take in the atmosphere, and celebrate her birthday along the way. And I got to share a world that’s become such a big part of my life.
After 6 years of parenting, nearly 9 years of marriage, and close to 18 years together, this trip felt like a reset in the best way. A reminder of who we are as a couple, not just as parents or professionals.
This week bridged so many parts of my life—Hahn Films, Sandy Hook Yachts, and everything we’re building together as Here are the Hahns.
And for that, I’m incredibly grateful.
I’m proud of the work. I’m proud of the growth. And I’m thankful to be a part of something that feels less like an industry…
…and more like a community.