Lowtide
Thunderbird Rendezvous August 5-7
Thunderbird Fleet #1, in cooperation
with the Gig Harbor Boat Shop, will be hosting a T-Bird rendezvous. The event will center on the Gig Harbor Boat Shop and only a short walk to the Harbor History Museum which houses T-bird #1; not to mention an easy stroll to the Tides Tavern. Boats arrive at the Boat Shop on
Friday. On Saturday will be a Continental Breakfast, a racing event inside/outside the harbor, with flying sails and no flying sails classes. Then dinner at the Boat Shop, and a boat shop discussion. On Sunday there will be a continental breakfast. Check T-bird website:
www.tbirdfleet1.org and Gig Harbor Boat Shop:
www.gigharborboatshop.org
PNW Westsail Rendezvous August 19-21
All Westsails and Westsail like boats
are invited (Kendall, Colin Archer, etc) to Cap Sante Boat Haven in Anacortes. Four 50-foot slips at the end of
"D" dock have been reserved. If you want your own slip, contact Cap Sante Boat Haven; however, please contact me prior to making your reservation. Marina: (360) 293-0694. Contact Bruce Durrant, (360) 391-0856 email:
svakuaku@hotmail.com
Perry Design Rendezvous August 19-21
Join Bob Perry and fellow Perry
Design Owners for a fun filled weekend at Port Ludlow Marina. Festivities include: Bonfire Friday night, seminars Saturday morning, blindfold dinghy races Saturday afternoon, potluck dinner, best hors d’oeuvre contest and dancing to the music of Bob Perry and band Saturday night. Call Port Ludlow marina to reserve a slip (360) 437-0513 or anchor out. You are welcome to attend without your boat. There is no registration fee, RSVP to
Judy Nasmith (206) 963-3560 or email:
judy@swiftsureyachts.com or check:
www.latitudesailingassoc.org
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Beneteau Rendezvous August 26-28
All Beneteau owners are invited to
Brownsville Marina, near Bremerton for a tropical "Down Island" weekend of fun, food, camraderie and prizes. Dress your boat and yourselves in your “Island Attire” and arrive on Friday for potluck appetizers on the dock. Saturday will be filled with contests, seminars, boat races (model and real), and surfing, followed by a big BBQ Party. On Sunday enjoy the Signature Yachts Blueberry Pancake breakfast and a leisurely sail home. Contact
allan@signature-yachts.com or (206) 284-9004 for information.
Marine Trawler Rendezvous August 25-28
Pacific Northwest Marine Trawler
Owners Association (MTOA) Summer Rendezvous, at Arabella’s Landing in Gig Harbor. For information email
mortellins@aol.com/call (360) 897-8443
Lake Union Park Floating Market
The FarmBoat Floating Market
is held aboard the historic steamship Virginia V docked at Lake Union Park Wharf through the end of July. Vendors display locally grown produce, specialty foods and artisan crafts on board the 125' wooden vessel - just as it was done a century ago. Market visitors can tour the ship for free and learn about Puget Sound agricultural and maritime heritage while they shop. The FarmBoat Floating Market
shares the old-world charm and ambiance once enjoyed by Northwest seaport residents during the age of sail and steam. Hundreds of ships like the Virginia V traveled the waterways of Puget Sound at the turn of the 20th century, transporting farm goods and people before there were highways. The Virginia V was originally built to transport farm products from Vashon Island to Pike Place Market in 1922.
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