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Hosted by Safe Harbor Newport Shipyard in Newport, Rhode Island and running concurrently with the Newport International Boat Show, this show features the largest collection of quality brokerage sailboats and powerboats from 40 to 140 feet.

There’s something for every boater at the Northeast’s most popular boat show, hosted by Norwalk Cove in Norwalk, Connecticut.

Presented by the Connecticut Marine Trades Association, the first winter-season boat show in the Northeast will feature a wide variety of leisure and fishing boats, and recreational watercraft. Hundreds of new powerboats, sailboats, kayaks, inflatables, engines, electronics & fishing equipment will be on display, along with a full schedule of boating & fishing seminars.

The oldest boat show in New England offers a large selection of the newest boats, gear & gadgets, with exhibitors offering the season’s best deals.

New attractions at this year’s show include the first-ever Taste of Essex℠ exhibits, Newport Bermuda Race seminars, Fishing The Sound and Beyond seminars, activities for kids, and more. The 2021 Show, one of the first events in New England after the COVID-19 restrictions were lifted, raised over $22,000.00 in much-needed funds for Sails Up 4 Cancer. The Show also had a record number of attendees, well over 2,000. While the boat inventory was drastically reduced because of the…

Hosted by Safe Harbor Newport Shipyard in Newport, Rhode Island, this unique event is an opportunity for charter brokers and select clients to learn about dream vacations aboard world-class yachts from 50 to 200 feet. For more information, contact Veronica Brown at [email protected].

Hundreds of new sailboats & powerboats will be on display, along with thousands of products & services from domestic and international exhibitors.

Hosted by Safe Harbor Newport Shipyard in Newport, Rhode Island and running concurrently with the Newport International Boat Show, this show features the largest collection of quality brokerage sailboats and powerboats from 40 to 140 feet.