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August 2019
6th Annual Swim to Skim
Comprising a 1.2-mile swim from Perrotti Park to King Park in Newport, Rhode Island, this event celebrates the ongoing work by Clean Ocean Access to eliminate marine debris and improve coastal water quality on Aquidneck Island. Event Details: Registration Online registration closes at 6:00PM on August 24, 2019 Day-of registration begins at 5:30AM and ends at 6:15AM on August 25, 2019 Check-in Check-in begins promptly at 5:30AM and ends at 6:45AM on August 25, 2019 Warm-up Participants…
Find out more »LHYC Huntington Lighthouse Benefit Race
Organized by Lloyd Harbor Yacht Club, this is a pursuit-style race in which each yacht will have a starting time determined by its rating. All proceeds will directly benefit the Huntington Lighthouse Preservation Society, Inc. For more information, contact LHYC Fleet Captain Jim Meystrik at 516-523-6613 or [email protected]
Find out more »September 2019
The Michael Cavanaugh Memorial Golf Tournament
The Mystic River Mudhead Sailing Association is holding their Annual Golf Tournament on September 6 at the Pequot Golf Club in Stonington, Connecticut, and you are cordially invited. The tournament honors the memory of Michael Cavanaugh, a Mudhead who fought valiantly against ALS. The Mudheads work with the Connecticut Chapter of the ALS Association, and thanks to supporters like you have donated over $3,000 in the last two years. This tournament is not governed by any Rules…
Find out more »7th Annual Village Cup Regatta
Hosted by Port Jefferson Yacht Club in Port Jefferson, new York in collaboration with the Village of Port Jefferson and the Port Jefferson Conservancy, this PHRF regatta supports pancreatic cancer research and palliative care at Mather Hospital, and the Lustgarten Foundation’s mission to eradicate the disease. Sponsorship opportunities are available.
Find out more »38th Annual American Cancer Society Regatta
Sponsored by the Mount Sinai Sailing Association, this is the second longest running charity regatta in the United States. PHRF Spinnaker and Non-Spinnaker boats (with Double-Handed & One-Design divisions based on entries) will sail a course of approximately 8 to 20 miles, followed by a party at Mount Sinai Yacht Club with live entertainment, food, refreshments, raffles and an auction. Whether or not you plan to compete in the on-the-water race, you can join this event’s online…
Find out more »18th Annual Sail for Hope
Founded after the events of September 11, 2001 and hosted by Sail Newport in Newport, Rhode Island, Sail for Hope raises funds for several charities. The event comprises an 18-mile race around Conanicut Island and ‘round-the-buoys racing for J/22s and other one-designs. For more information, contact Sail Newport Regatta Manager Matt Duggan at [email protected].
Find out more »19th Annual Sail For Hope
Hosted by Sail Newport in Newport, Rhode Island since the events of September 11, 2001, this event includes an 18-mile race around Conanicut Island and ‘round-the-buoys racing for J/22s and other one-designs. Sail For Hope is a fundraiser for several charities. For more information, contact Sail Newport Regatta Manager Matt Duggan at [email protected].
Find out more »October 2019
30th Annual Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race
© SchoonerWoodwind.com This race from Baltimore, Maryland to Norfolk, Virginia supports the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.
Find out more »November 2019
11th Annual NESS Gala
This event enables New England Science & Sailing to bring their inclusive ocean adventure programs to communities so that everyone can experience and enjoy the ocean. This isn’t your average gala: wear cocktail attire (and dancing shoes!).
Find out more »Eighth Huntington Lighthouse Parade of Lights
Boat parades are a time-honored tradition in communities across the country. In 2010, the Huntington Lighthouse Preservation Society decided it was time for Huntington to have its own. There are many area residents who don’t have the opportunity to get on a boat and experience water activities first hand, so the parade is a great way to “bring the light to the shore” while raising public awareness about the ongoing preservation efforts at the Lighthouse. This year…
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