Lowtide West Marine Vancouver B.C. Events


February 2: Electronics with Jeff Cote from Pacific Yacht Systems February 10: Celestial Navigation with Dominique Prinet from Vancouver Marine Courses February 17: Focus on Women - Intro to women in the boating community February 24: Boat Surveys with Tim Dupre March 2: Batteries with Kent from East Penn March 9: Electrical Systems with Andy from Bluewater Rigging March 16: Focus on Women March 23: Rigging with Steve White March 30: Prepping your boat for the season with Laurence Abro from Triton Pacific Yacht Services All our seminars are free and on


Wednesday nights 7:00-8:30 pm. Any questions call West Marine Vancouver (604) 730 4093.


Puget Sound Cruising Club Events


Puget Sound Cruising Club is a group


of sailors interested in long distance and local cruising. PSCC meetings are held at North Seattle Community college, 7:30 pm on the third Friday of the month in the Concert Hall LB1141. Your $3 donation at the door helps cover the room rent. Guests are welcome at all PSCC meetings and raft-ups. Contact the current commodores: Judy Nasmith and Paul Barnes (206) 963-3560 or www.pugetsoundcruisingclub.org February 18: Guest speaker Matthew Harris, marine surveyor “Preparing your boat for summer cruising - for trouble free summer cruising.” February 19-21: Raft up at Phinney Bay. Chili cook-off. March 5: Annual pot luck fund raiser with music by the fabulous “Tropics.” March 18: Guest speakers Rob and Teresa Sicade share what worked and what didn’t on their South Pacific cruise aboard their Baba 40 Yohelah.


Strictly Sail Pacific April 14-17


Salty sea-dogs and aspiring sailing


and adventure seekers alike will have a great reason to get their feet wet, the Strictly Sail Pacific Boat Show will return to Jack London Square in Oakland, CA. Featuring the latest sailboats and sailing gear, free sailboat rides, hundreds of seminars, and numerous activities for kids and adults alike, Strictly Sail Pacific 2011 offers people of all ages a fun and exciting chance to get outside, get on the water, and score a pair of bona fide sea legs. This year's show centers around hands-on events and on-the-water demonstrations, with exhibits in the spacious and newly-expanded Pavilion, and boats of all types and sizes The event also includes special programming for all ages and interests, including a Kids Zone and Youth Sailing activities; a Fun Zone; a DIY pavilion and an extensive seminar program. For more information check: StrictlySailPacific.com


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