The 37th Annual
Hands Across the Border Rendezvous
Pending relaxation of Covid 19 restrictions
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Hands Across the Border Rendezvous
Pending relaxation of Covid 19 restrictions
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April 15, 2021
Sailor Sue's Virtual Sail to Sweden
Come join us via Zoom as Sue McNab takes us for a virtual sail in Swedish waters. Sue is an accomplished sailor having been a member of the first all-women's crew to sail around the world. She is a past commodore of the Seattle Rotary Mariners. and is a frequent crew member aboard fellow Mariner Captain Mike O'Byrne's Boomerang.
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Seattle’s Opening Day of the Boating Season is held annually on the first Saturday in May. Seattle Rotary Mariners participate along with other yacht clubs in the opening ceremonies and sponsor an entry in the boat parade.
After passage through the Montlake Cut into Lake Washington, the Mariners make their way, by land or by sea, to a waterfront home for an afternoon of kibitzing and enjoying potluck buffet offerings.
President President’s Party
June 24 5:30pm to 7:30pm at Queen City Yacht Club (More details as they become available.)
June 24 5:30pm to 7:30pm at Queen City Yacht Club (More details as they become available.)
Date Tuesday August 10th 5:30PM
Join a houseboat or sailboat crew.
Seattle Rotary Mariners is organizing a Rotary special event for the Tuesday, August 10, ‘Duck Dodge’ sailboat race on Lake Union. More than one hundred sailboats of all size compete every week in the race across Lake Union. At 5:30p Sue Nixon will open her Lake Union houseboat to 20 Rotarians, while Pete Delaunay invites five or six members to join the crew on his 36’ sailboat that will enter in the race. Snacks and BYOB are welcome. Contact the Rotary Office to RSVP to join Sue or Pete’s crew.
Join a houseboat or sailboat crew.
Seattle Rotary Mariners is organizing a Rotary special event for the Tuesday, August 10, ‘Duck Dodge’ sailboat race on Lake Union. More than one hundred sailboats of all size compete every week in the race across Lake Union. At 5:30p Sue Nixon will open her Lake Union houseboat to 20 Rotarians, while Pete Delaunay invites five or six members to join the crew on his 36’ sailboat that will enter in the race. Snacks and BYOB are welcome. Contact the Rotary Office to RSVP to join Sue or Pete’s crew.
Off-season traditions include a holiday potluck in winter, a Valentine’s Day dinner, and several other gatherings either at members’ homes or yacht clubs. Most events include programs with nautical themes. These gatherings often are shared with members of another nearby fleet. Memorable tours have included yacht builders’ facilities and even the Coast Guard’s Polar Star icebreaker.
