Nautical history is fascinating, especially the era of the tall ships. This month Channel Islands Harbor will be having a Tall Ship Festival, from June 24th through June 26th. If you’re in the area, it’s a great chance to see these beautiful vessels.
Do you like outdoor movies and fresh air? Movies on Stearns Wharf make their return next Friday, June 17th. Bring the family out and enjoy the show.
Today is National Marina Day… visit one if you can. They’re full of life and lots of history.
Tomorrow, June 11, is National Marina Day, Celebrating the role marinas play in societies across the world.
For those of you in New York, Freeport will be having its Nautical Mile Festival on Saturday, June 4, 2011. Looks like a fun event.
Today is Memorial Day. A day to give thanks to those who sacrificed everything and put others before themselves.
It’s Fleet Week in New York City. Lots of interesting events, and things to do and see.
Today is National Maritime Day, a day we honor the United States Merchant Marine. These mariners have dedicated themselves to protecting our freedoms, and have helped to promote commerce, both in times of peace and war. A heartfelt thank you goes out to these folks.
May 21st through May 27th SANTA BARBARA, CA – 05/13/2011 Accidents happen too fast on the water to reach for stowed life jackets. Most boating fatalities are drownings – and 84 percent of those who drown aren’t wearing a life jacket. Now, new styles are available – comfortable, lightweight, and perfect for any boating activity. … Read more
SANTA BARBARA HARBOR NAUTICAL SWAP MEET Treasure Trove of Nautical Trinkets, Tackle and Things Saturday, May 14th from 8 am to Noon SANTA BARBARA, CA – 05/10/2011 The City of Santa Barbara Waterfront Department, in conjunction with the Santa Barbara Harbor Merchants Associations, invites you to the Fifth Annual Santa Barbara Harbor Nautical Swap Meet … Read more
Happy May Day (1st day of May) not to be confused with Mayday – which is an international distress signal that derives from the French venez m’aider, meaning ‘come help me’. Enjoy the day.