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April 2025
Shoreline Sailing Club meeting
Embrace Spring with a great group of Active Singles, Age 35+. Our club is the premier sailing and boating club on the Connecticut shoreline and always welcomes new members. While boating is our primary focus, the calendar includes social activities throughout the year. Bring a Friend! Members and first-time guests are free, and others pay $10.
Find out more »Singles Under Sail Meet the Skippers
All are invited to meet SUS club members and skippers, learn about our activities and events, and join us! To learn more, contact Commodore Peter Luciano at [email protected] or visit singlesundersail.org
Find out more »Oakcliff Grade 5+ Clinegatta
There is no quicker way to increase your boat handling, knowledge of the rules and ability to work with a team than in match racing. This event is sailed in Match 40s.
Find out more »Safe Powerboat Handling
Are you serious about learning how to operate a boat safely and building your on-the-water boat handling skills? Get out of the classroom and behind the wheel! Taught by experienced and certified instructors, this 2-day course is the most comprehensive safe boating course available, combining theoretical classroom knowledge with hands-on demonstrations, lessons and on-the-water drills. Whether you are a beginner or experienced powerboat driver, this course is guaranteed to make you a better boater!
Find out more »Singles Under Sail “Meet the Skippers”
Singles Under Sail will be hosting the annual "Meet the Skippers" on Saturday, April 5, from 2 to 5 PM at the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 72, located at 50 Calf Pasture Beach Road in Norwalk, Connecticut. Please park in the designated area. Skippers and crew are invited to meet club members and SUS skippers, learn about our activities and events, and join us! No charge. For further information, contact SUS Commodore Peter Luciano at [email protected]
Find out more »Charleston Race Week at Patriots Point
The regatta unlike any other features three days of racing, four nights of beach parties, free daily race debriefs and seminars, and a heapin’ helpin’ of Southern hospitality aboard the USS Yorktown at Patriots Point.
Find out more »High School Sailing Team, Spring ‘25
Recommended for novice to advanced high school aged sailors (Grades 9 - 12) with an interest in racing. High School Sailing is run like an after-school sport. Practices are led by coaches and waterfront staff and consist of briefings, drills, games and racing on the water, primarily sailed in dinghies (420s and FJs). Sailors from multiple schools will be combined based on skill level, have an opportunity to sail with different partners, and may attend regattas as…
Find out more »USCG Limited Master/Launch Tender
This 2-day, hands-on course is designed for anyone who wants to work as a launch driver at marinas, yacht clubs, waterfront centers and camps. As part of this course you will earn a certificate in lieu of an exam at the United States Coast Guard so that you may apply for a US Coast Guard License for Limited Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessels or Master of Self Propelled Vessels engaged in launch tender service upon inland waters (not more than ½ nautical mile from…
Find out more »18th & 19th Century Sail Repair at Sea
In this Herreshoff Marine Museum Lecture Series virtual & in-person presentation, Emily Whitted, historian of early American material culture & decorative arts, will share this fascinating story. Reception 6pm; lecture 7. To learn more, call 401-253-5000 or visit herreshoff.org.
Find out more »Shoreline Sailing Club meeting
Embrace Spring with a great group of Active Singles, Age 35+. Our club is the premier sailing and boating club on the Connecticut shoreline and always welcomes new members. Speaker Kate Mosley will discuss safe boating practices. Bring a Friend! Members and first-time guests are free, and others pay $10.
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