Rain held off! Great crowd! Great music! A big thank you to the Port/Shilshole Marina and everyone who participated!

Kristen at SLA Booth

fireboat display

Life raft supplies

swap meet
Rain held off! Great crowd! Great music! A big thank you to the Port/Shilshole Marina and everyone who participated!

Kristen at SLA Booth

fireboat display

Life raft supplies

swap meet
Starting at 8:30am
10am-4pm
Tours of the historic schooner Adventuress by Sound Experience
Open Boat Showcase of new and brokerage sail and power boats, charter boats, and more hosted by Seattle Yachts, Sail Northwest, Windworks Sailing & Powerboating, and Seattle Sailing Club
Liveaboard boat tours by the Shilshole Liveaboard Association (noon-4pm)
Sail for a Cure sailboat rides courtesy of Windworks Sailing & Powerboating and Seattle Sailing Club
Kids’ activities, two bouncy houses (11am-3pm), and mini opti sailing lessons (ages 6-14)
Food and beverages will be available for purchase*
Festival of boating-related and Ballard community partner booths – view vendor opportunity details
Donate your old sails to the ReSail Project – view summer Shilshole sail collection flier
Maritime Pacific Brewing Company beer and Domanico Cellars wine garden (11am-5pm)*
Maritime Pacific Brewing Company is debuting the first IPA of its 2016 Regatta Series IPAs*
Open mic for musicians (10am-noon)
New this year: live music from Zeptology (12:30pm-2pm)
New this year: live music from Wet City Rockers (2:30pm-4pm)
*Suggested donation or cost to participate. All proceeds benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and La Senioritas, Inc.
Events are supported by Shilshole Bay Marina, SeattleBoatShow.com, and the Shilshole Bay Marina Group which includes Sail Northwest, Seattle Sailing Club, Dockside Solutions, Windworks Sailing & Power Boating, Seattle Yachts, Corinthian Yacht Club of Seattle, Sterling Marine Services, Seaview Boatyard & Yacht Service, and Shilshole Liveaboard Association.
Here are a couple of garden areas established and maintained by Shilshole liveaboards…

Boat Ramp Fishing Pier

Garden at F&G dock

Garden at M5

Garden2 at M5
On the V-man net tonight (every Monday, VHF ch 71, 8pm) there were reports of suspicious persons hanging around M4 restrooms. The Port of Seattle Police also stated that there have been several car prowls in the parking lot. Activity will increase as the weather warms up with later daylight hours and more people heading to Golden Gardens.
Reminders:
Here is the online renewal and payment form if there are no changes to your Cert. of Documentation…USCG Vessel Documentation Payment Form
Here is the form to fill out with any changes…CG-1280 Renewal of Certificate Of Documentation and here is confirmation of your submission..confirm receipt of documents by NVDC
Starting in 2017, a certificate of documentation will remain valid for five years instead of just one year. Boat owners will, however, need to reapply for a new certificate if there are any changes of address or a new home port. BoatUS and other boating groups, including the Seven Seas Cruising Association, advocated for this extension after the U.S. Coast Guard began charging an annual fee for documentation renewal. Sect 312 CG Authorization Act of 2015
You are invited to visit D-Dock Friday evening between 6-8 p.m. for some wonderful live music. Bring a chair if you want to sit. B.Y.O.B. and snacks. The weather should be nice, good neighbors and great music see you there!
The Leukemia Cup Regatta is an annual sailing event that takes place in Elliott Bay. As the kickoff event of Elliott Bay Marina’s Downtown Sailing Series, the Leukemia Cup Regatta is a casual race meant to bring sailors together over their love of boating and their commitment to fighting blood cancer. Over the last 20 years, the local sailing community has helped raise more than $1.8 million for blood cancer research and patient services.
Enter your boat, or sign up to crew on someone else’s. Or, just donate to your favorite team! It’s for a great cause that probably affects someone you know!
http://www.leukemiacup.org/pages/wa/sea16
Saturday, June 11, 2016
Elliott Bay Marina
Just an update. There are 41 users of the Shilshole Blog. Way to go!!! Thanks for taking part in this blog.
Please keep up the good work.
Wonderful Day on the Water!
Scott Kubly, Seattle Department of Transportation Director, is looking to find more ways to charge for parking in Ballard. “Riding down Shilshole – we could make a mint on weekends,” he wrote in a note to staff.
read more here…
More metered parking? Seattle transportation director is considering it
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