Lowtide Lake Union
Boats Afloat Show September 14-18
At Seattle’s 33rd Annual Lake Union
Boats Afloat Show, you’ll see hundreds of boats the way they were meant to be seen – on the water! From cabin cruisers and sailboats to hundred-foot mega-yachts and everything in between - Boats Afloat has it all! More than 50 brokers and dealers
from Washington, Oregon, California, Florida and British Columbia, Canada will display their yachts. Many shore side exhibitors with professional services from marine finance and insurance to yacht linens and yacht maintenance will exhibit at the show. The Lake Union Boats Afloat Show
runs from Wednesday, September 14th to Sunday, September 18th, from 10:00 am – 6:00 pm daily at South Lake Union in Seattle. For more information check:
www.nwyachtbrokers.com
Latitudes & Attitudes NW Cruiser's Rendezvous
This is a two part NW Cruisers Party Part 1
Sucia Island, August 9-10 This is the 10th anniversary of the
Lats & Atts NW Cruisers Gathering. It all started on Sucia Island, so we are going to have a little gathering there prior to the main event, which will be held on the weekend. There's only one way to get to Sucia, and that's to sail there. Part 2
Friday Harbor, August 13-14 What started on the bulletin board
“Greg's Pub” 10 years ago has grown to become one of the largest gatherings of boaters in the NW. Friday Harbor is the place. Be sure to register early for a slip if you are sailing in! Just go to the
www.seafaring.com bulletin board, click on Greg's Pub, and open the NW Cruisers Party Thread. It is a pirate theme and opened to
the public. Admission: Free. Contact: Lisa (360) 344-4277.
Find the best anchorages – and your dream anchorage
Best Anchorages of the Inside Passage covers over 200 anchorages from Victoria to Cape Caution, and includes passes and ports. More than 120 maps; over 450 colour photographs and illustrations. Written by William Kelly and former Pacific Yachting columnist Anne Vipond, based on their 25 years of cruising the Inside Passage. Covers local history, anchoring tips, flora and wildlife, beaches, GPS waypoints and boat preparation. Includes dozens of aerial photographs.
"The ultimate cruising guide to the South Coast of British Columbia." – Pacific Yachting
"
...reflects the love and knowledge they have for this cruiser's paradise." – 48˚ North
"A must-have addition to every boat's library." – Bob Hale, Waggoner "Superb anchorage selections." –
Amazon.com
Available at leading chanderlies and bookstores. P.O. Box 2041 Point Roberts, WA 98281 Ph. 604-948-0594
email:
info@oceancruiseguides.com 48° NORTH, JULY 2011 PAGE 22
Fax 604-948-2779
www.oceancruiseguides.com
Boat Accessible Music Festival August 6
The recently updated Longbranch
Marina is an ideal destination for music lovers this summer. The 5th annual Beyond the Borders Music and Art Festival will be held at the Longbranch Improvement Club grounds from noon to 6:00 pm. The festival is a few minute’s walk from the Marina, and is sponsored by the Longbranch Improvement Club and the Two Waters Arts Alliance. There is plenty of dock space for visiting boats and also good anchoring in Filucy Bay. Music this year is by Island Jamz (steel drums from Trinidad Tobago), Juliana and PAVA (traditional Russian folk), Sin Fronteras (authentic Chilean and Latin American) and a Drum Circle led by Geoff Johns. There will also be an Art Show, a beer and wine garden, and great food with an international flavor. And, it’s free! A great way for the family to experience the sights, sounds, and tastes of other cultures. For more info, call (253) 884-4807.
Boat Slips in Downtown
Kirkland Available Surrounded by restaurants, galleries, shopping, and entertainment.
Protected marina • New docks • Slips 28'-80'.
Call 425-941-6000 or email
office@kirklandwaterfront.com
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