thelog.com Calendar JUNE


Pacific Mariners Yacht Club Swap Meet June 6 13915 Panay Way, Marina del Rey • Pacific Mariners YC will host its annual swap meet where the public can buy/sell used boating gear. Limited spaces are available and can be reserved by emailing kent@pmyc.org or call 310-823-9717. A fire extinguisher certification and recharge booth will be on site. The yacht club will also host an open house and membership drive offer- ing memberships at a reduced fee. Refreshments and live entertainment will also be provided. The free event runs from 6 a.m.-3 p.m.


and more. Tickets: $40 per person, call 818-951-2842 to purchase tickets.


Safe Navigation June 10


619-691-1860 • Make a plan and work your plan all starts before you leave. Learn the proper way to plan your next adven- ture. Hosted in the Chula Vista Marina Room 7- 9 p.m. Call Chula Vista Marina.


Guest Speaker June 13


619-691-1860 • Join Penn Wallace, a Chula Vista Marina tenant, for a firsthand account of his latest book, “Blue Water and me, Tall tales of Adventures with My Father.” This is a high adventure true story of author Penn Wallace’s magical summer fish- ing for Albacore Tuna of the coast of Baja with his father. Hosted in the Marina Room from 9:30-11am. Call Chula Vista Marina.


H.M.S. Rose


WSA SMB Guest Speaker June 9 13589 Mindanao Way, Marina del Rey • Will Sofrin will speak about his pas- sage from Rhode Island to California as crew on the H.M.S. Rose, a replica of an 18th century Royal Navy frigate that cruised the American coast dur- ing the Revolutionary War, purchased by 20th Century Fox in 2001 to be used as the HMS Surprise in the 2003 feature film “Master & Commander: Far Side of the World.” His presenta- tion includes motion picture footage of the passage. The event is free and open to the public. Cocktail hour begins at 6:30 p.m. followed by light dinner before the presentation.


Yacht Sales and the Law June 9 Southwestern Yacht Club, 2702 Qualtrough St. • Join the California Yacht Brokers Association as it hosts the 18th annu- al Legal Seminar at 8 :30 a.m. Reserve your spot by calling 800-875-2922. Cost: $59 for CYBA member; $79 for nonmember; $49 for two or more from same member brokerage.


28th annual Seafood Feast June 10 1190 Nagoya Way, San Pedro • The Propeller Club of Los Angeles- Long Beach, Port of Los Angeles, Port of Long Beach and International Longshore and Warehouse Union host an annual event to raise money for the Memorial Scholarship Fund. Seafood assortment includes sword- fish, fried calamari, smoked halibut


Land & Sea Festival June 13 5000 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego. • Sun Harbor Marina and Point Loma Marina will host the annual event that promotes the roles of marina in the enjoyment of boating and stew- ardship of local waterways. Bring the family and celebrate Get Outdoors and National Marina Day at the Land & Sea Festival. Enjoy free sailboat, powerboat and electric boat rides. Demos include boating maintenance and boating safety. There will also be paddleboard and cruiserboard try outs. Live music, food and drinks will be available on land. Time: 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m.


World Ocean Day June 13 explorocean.org/expo2015 • Families are invited to participate in the inaugural event, which is hosted by ExplorOcean. Boat rides, hands-on activities, mini-excursions, a Dive against Debris Cleanup and much more are scheduled for the free event.


The Rose Cup June 17-21 • The Rose Cup at Balboa Yacht Club will be the National Championship for Youth Match Racing in the U.S. Twelve teams of racers ages 16 - 21 will compete in the Gov. Cup 21 boats with three or four in each of the 12 teams. Racing can be viewed from the beach or from one of the spectator boats. Dave Perry, Chairman of the US Sailing Match Racing Committee, will provide train- ing for the racers. The top three teams will be invited to the presti- gious Balboa YC Governor’s Cup to be held July 20-25, racing in the same Gov. Cup 21 boats.


Rules of the Road June 17


619-691-1860 • Aids to navigation are the road signs of the waters. Interpreting them with confidence requires expe- rience and practice because varia- tions frequently occur where buoy


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systems overlap. They are there to assist you on your way of making land fall, spotting isolated dangers, following channels and recording a chain of charted marks for precise piloting in coastal waters. Come and learn the rules of the waterways. Hosted in the Marina Room from 7-9 p.m. Call Chula Vista Marina.


Lecture by Steven Trainoff June 18 Sbmm.org; 805-962-8404 ext. 115 • Steven Trainoff will present “The Bizarre History and Fascinating Marine Life of Clipperton Island: The most interesting place you never heard of,” at the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum, 113 Harbor Way in Santa Barbara. Free for members; $10 for nonmembers. For more infor- mation, or to purchase tickets, con- tact the number above.


San Diego International Boat Show June 18- June 21


1380 Harbor Island Drive • The 2015 show hosted by Progressive Insurance, provides attendees with an all-access pass to discover the boating lifestyle and a chance to shop the newest boats and marine accessories. More than 120 vessels, from entry-level family cruisers and personal watercraft to sailboats and superyachts will be docked in the marina and parked on land for visitors to browse, board and buy. Visit sandiegointernationalboat- show.com


San Diego Wooden Boat Festival June 20-21


2302 Shelter Island Drive • The 25th annual wooden boat show will feature more than 70 classic crafts, seminars on maritime skills and activities for kids. Held at the Koehler Kraft boatyard from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday and from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, the festival is the premier


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annual event for SoCal traditional wooden boat enthusiast and provides a rare opportunity for the general public to view these vessels. For more information, visit sdwoodenboatfesti- val.org or call 619-222-9051.


Channel Islands Harbor MarinaFest June 20-21 3850 S. Harbor Blvd, Oxnard • The fourth annual Channel Islands Harbor MarinaFest celebrates its 50th year anniversary with a boat show, car show, family activities, boat tours and food and fun for the whole fami- ly. Time: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.


Brats and Beer on the Bay June 20-21 sdmaritime.org • The Maritime Museum of San Diego invites you to enjoy Father’s Day aboard the 145-foot schooner Californian for a three-hour sail. Each adult will receive a bratwurst sand- wich, chips and a cold beet prior to the sail. Hotdogs and soft drinks are available for purchase. Photos will be taken from 10 a.m. -11:30 a.m. Tickets are $70 per adult and $49 for chil- dren 12 and under. Call 619-234-9153 ext. 101.


One More Time Regatta hull race June 20


Marina del Rey Open to all wooden hulled sailboats the Del Rey Yacht Club and Wooden Hull Yacht Club are hosting one of LA’s few remaining wooden sailboat races. With a pursuit style start and a range of classes all woody sailors are welcome. Email commodore@whyc.org.


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San Diego Wooden Boat Festival scheduled for Father’s Day weekend


SAN DIEGO —The 25th annual San Diego Wooden Boat Festival is the ideal place to spend Father’s Day for those dads who appreci- ate classic vessels. More than 70 boats will be dis- play at the Koehler Kraft boatyard, June 20-21. As the premier annual


event for Southern California traditional wooden boat enthusiasts, the festival provides a rare oppor- tunity for the public to view classic crafts up close from rowing, sailing, and power boats to regal schooners and rugged workboats. Several large classic boats will be at the show with some open for boarding and viewing. Owners will also be on site to answer questions and provide history of the boats. Featured events include, America’s Cup skipper


Dennis Connor’s 40-foot schooner, FAME, which was built in 1910 and restored at Koehler Kraft. Akamia, a 1962 Kettenburg 50 that recently underwent a full


restoration at the boatyard; a new re-construction project for the boatyard, Siwash, a 1910 yawl; and, a returning favorite, the 1928 10-meter class sloop, Sally. The festival will also include


free steamboat rides, custom- made small boats such as kayaks, canoes and dories, ven-


dor booths and a sail down memory lane complete with a photo museum. There will be a children’s area devoted to fun age appropriate activities and live music will also be provided. The event’s proceeds will benefit Challenged Sailors San Diego, an organization providing thera- peutic and recreational adaptive sailing opportuni- ties for people with disabilities. The San Diego Wooden Boat Festival will be


open Saturday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., and Sunday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Koehler Kraft is located at 2302 Shelter Island Drive in San Diego. For more information, visit sdwoodenboatfestival.org or call 619-222-9051.


Basic Engineering June 20


619-691-1860 • What you need to know about your basic systems, fuel, electrical, alterna- tors, generators and batteries. Hosted in the Marina Room 9:30 -11a.m. Call Chula Vista Marina.


Safety Regulations, U.S. Coast Guard Minimum Required Safety Equipment June 24


619-691-1860 • We have the hand out of everything you will need; Flares, navigation lights, bell, whistle or horn, fire extin- guisher, personal floating devices, just to name a few of the require- ments. We will help you get set up and save you a lot of aggravation. Hosted in the Marina Room from 7-9 p.m. Call Chula Vista Marina.


Boating Skills & Seamanship Course


June 27-28 marsturm@earthlink.net • USCG Auxiliary will host the two- day course from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Channel Islands Boating Center, 3880 Bluefin Circle in Oxnard. Cost:$45. Enrollment required to email provid- ed above.


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