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Wooden Boat Show, Arrg Maties!

On Sunday, June 27th, the Master Mariners Benevolent Association brings together the annual Wooden Boat Show. It will be held once again at the beautiful Corinthian Yacht Club located at the foot of Main Street in Tiburon. The event has been drawing bigger and bigger crowds every year. It is a wonderful day of fun for the entire family.

Well known for their annual Master Mariners Regatta held over Memorial Day, this boat show gives members of Master Mariners an opportunity to tell their tallship tales and share the stories and history of their own classic sailing yachts. It give attendees an opportunity to talk to people who truely appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of the boats on display. Approximately sixty vessels will be on display from small dinghies to large schooners. There will also be model boat building for children conducted by the Arques School.

The modest gate fee includes a detailed program of attending boats. Boat show proceeds go towards our Benevolent Fund, which provides funding for either sail training scholarships and/or skills training associated with restoring traditional sailing craft. The CYC host a BBQ lunch and refreshments on their outside deck (not included in admission fee) for the hardy mates that attend.