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This is an annual lunch held at Newicks Lobster House in Dover, New Hampshire from 11:30 am to 3:00 pm on March 14, 2026. There is no cost to attend, since we all order off the menu. Our guest speaker will be Silas Rogers who will speak on solar sytems design and installation.

Our biggest event of the year, our Carolinas Fleet Spring Rendezvous, is 6 weeks away. It’s scheduled for 1-3 May at Hewett Harbor on Broad Creek which is about 8 miles east of Oriental, NC. It will be a beautiful time of year. We will send out the event info soon but we have had a pretty good turnout for the last two years. We would sure like to see as many members there as possible this year. We should have a bunch of boats and plenty of sailors to meet and renew old friendships as well as make new ones. There is plenty of room to anchor and the approach up Broad Creek from the Neuse will easily accommodate draft to 6’. But whether you sail or drive you will be warmly welcomed and have a great time. We plan on at least one presentation and several meals and are exploring having some live music at the rendezvous as well. We will also elect a new Fleet Captain which is an important event. So please mark your calendar for our 1-3 May Rendezvous.

Our biggest event of the year, our Carolinas Fleet Spring Rendezvous, is 6 weeks away. It’s scheduled for 1-3 May at Hewett Harbor on Broad Creek which is about 8 miles east of Oriental, NC. It will be a beautiful time of year. We will send out the event info soon but we have had a pretty good turnout for the last two years. We would sure like to see as many members there as possible this year. We should have a bunch of boats and plenty of sailors to meet and renew old friendships as well as make new ones. There is plenty of room to anchor and the approach up Broad Creek from the Neuse will easily accommodate draft to 6’. But whether you sail or drive you will be warmly welcomed and have a great time. We plan on at least one presentation and several meals and are exploring having some live music at the rendezvous as well. We will also elect a new Fleet Captain which is an important event. So please mark your calendar for our 1-3 May Rendezvous.

Our biggest event of the year, our Carolinas Fleet Spring Rendezvous, is 6 weeks away. It’s scheduled for 1-3 May at Hewett Harbor on Broad Creek which is about 8 miles east of Oriental, NC. It will be a beautiful time of year. We will send out the event info soon but we have had a pretty good turnout for the last two years. We would sure like to see as many members there as possible this year. We should have a bunch of boats and plenty of sailors to meet and renew old friendships as well as make new ones. There is plenty of room to anchor and the approach up Broad Creek from the Neuse will easily accommodate draft to 6’. But whether you sail or drive you will be warmly welcomed and have a great time. We plan on at least one presentation and several meals and are exploring having some live music at the rendezvous as well. We will also elect a new Fleet Captain which is an important event. So please mark your calendar for our 1-3 May Rendezvous.

rendezvous is at a new location for 2026. dock reservation is available after Jan 1 2026. Saturday morning features include Dave Skolnik on switching your boat from lead acid batteries to Lithium and Josh Davidson on the boat recycling process. This year‘s event looks to be the most exciting rendezvous yet!

rendezvous is at a new location for 2026. dock reservation is available after Jan 1 2026. Saturday morning features include Dave Skolnik on switching your boat from lead acid batteries to Lithium and Josh Davidson on the boat recycling process. This year‘s event looks to be the most exciting rendezvous yet!

rendezvous is at a new location for 2026. dock reservation is available after Jan 1 2026. Saturday morning features include Dave Skolnik on switching your boat from lead acid batteries to Lithium and Josh Davidson on the boat recycling process. This year‘s event looks to be the most exciting rendezvous yet!

From May 29-31, 2026 the Rappahannock River Yacht Club in Irvington, Virginia will host the
Cape Dory Typhoon Nationals. There will be a Championship Fleet for the seasoned club racer
and a Corinthian Fleet for those who wish to participate in a slightly less competitive
environment. You can indicate which fleet you prefer when you register.
We will kick off the weekend on Friday evening, May 29 with crew check in and barbeque
social. There will be a mandatory skipper’s briefing on Saturday morning followed by a day of
racing. An attempt will be made to complete as many races as conditions and time permit.
Saturday’s races will be followed with a dinner social at the club.
Sunday will begin with an optional skipper’s briefing followed by racing. The goal will be to
conduct up to six races over the 2 days, weather permitting. There will be an awards and
recognition ceremony following the final race on Sunday.
You can register for this event and socials through Yachtscoring at:
https://yachtscoring.com/event_registration_email/50593
The NoR and SI for this event, along with any changes or amendments, and other helpful
information will be posted on Yachtscoring. This, will be the go to site for all information and
updates pertinent to the event.
The RRYC is very excited to be hosting this event and we look forward to welcoming and
meeting Typhoon enthusiasts from around the country. With support from the Typhoon Class
Association, this should be a Ty gathering to remember.

From May 29-31, 2026 the Rappahannock River Yacht Club in Irvington, Virginia will host the
Cape Dory Typhoon Nationals. There will be a Championship Fleet for the seasoned club racer
and a Corinthian Fleet for those who wish to participate in a slightly less competitive
environment. You can indicate which fleet you prefer when you register.
We will kick off the weekend on Friday evening, May 29 with crew check in and barbeque
social. There will be a mandatory skipper’s briefing on Saturday morning followed by a day of
racing. An attempt will be made to complete as many races as conditions and time permit.
Saturday’s races will be followed with a dinner social at the club.
Sunday will begin with an optional skipper’s briefing followed by racing. The goal will be to
conduct up to six races over the 2 days, weather permitting. There will be an awards and
recognition ceremony following the final race on Sunday.
You can register for this event and socials through Yachtscoring at:
https://yachtscoring.com/event_registration_email/50593
The NoR and SI for this event, along with any changes or amendments, and other helpful
information will be posted on Yachtscoring. This, will be the go to site for all information and
updates pertinent to the event.
The RRYC is very excited to be hosting this event and we look forward to welcoming and
meeting Typhoon enthusiasts from around the country. With support from the Typhoon Class
Association, this should be a Ty gathering to remember.

From May 29-31, 2026 the Rappahannock River Yacht Club in Irvington, Virginia will host the
Cape Dory Typhoon Nationals. There will be a Championship Fleet for the seasoned club racer
and a Corinthian Fleet for those who wish to participate in a slightly less competitive
environment. You can indicate which fleet you prefer when you register.
We will kick off the weekend on Friday evening, May 29 with crew check in and barbeque
social. There will be a mandatory skipper’s briefing on Saturday morning followed by a day of
racing. An attempt will be made to complete as many races as conditions and time permit.
Saturday’s races will be followed with a dinner social at the club.
Sunday will begin with an optional skipper’s briefing followed by racing. The goal will be to
conduct up to six races over the 2 days, weather permitting. There will be an awards and
recognition ceremony following the final race on Sunday.
You can register for this event and socials through Yachtscoring at:
https://yachtscoring.com/event_registration_email/50593
The NoR and SI for this event, along with any changes or amendments, and other helpful
information will be posted on Yachtscoring. This, will be the go to site for all information and
updates pertinent to the event.
The RRYC is very excited to be hosting this event and we look forward to welcoming and
meeting Typhoon enthusiasts from around the country. With support from the Typhoon Class
Association, this should be a Ty gathering to remember.

We will start at Five Islands in Georgetown. From there will go to Snow Island in Quahog Bay, Dolphin Marina, Potts Harbor, Chebeague Island, and Handy Boat, Falmouth Foreside.

We will start at Five Islands in Georgetown. From there will go to Snow Island in Quahog Bay, Dolphin Marina, Potts Harbor, Chebeague Island, and Handy Boat, Falmouth Foreside.

We will start at Five Islands in Georgetown. From there will go to Snow Island in Quahog Bay, Dolphin Marina, Potts Harbor, Chebeague Island, and Handy Boat, Falmouth Foreside.

We will start at Five Islands in Georgetown. From there will go to Snow Island in Quahog Bay, Dolphin Marina, Potts Harbor, Chebeague Island, and Handy Boat, Falmouth Foreside.

We will start at Five Islands in Georgetown. From there will go to Snow Island in Quahog Bay, Dolphin Marina, Potts Harbor, Chebeague Island, and Handy Boat, Falmouth Foreside.

Our annual CDSOA Narragansett Bay Rendezvous will be held Friday July 17th through Sunday July 19th. Registration is via the CDSOA website. The event begins on Block Island Friday night graciously hosted by Block Island Community Sailing with a fun fleet race Saturday morning to Jamestown TPG Conanicut Marina. Dinner will be held at BEECH restaurant in Jamestown on Saturday at 430 pm, and we will depart on Sunday July 19th. The event is being coordinated by Joe Gabriel and Henry duPont. Friday July 17th: Block Island Community Sailing (BICS) welcomes the Cape Dory Narragansett Bay Cruise participants for an overnight stop in New Harbor (The Great Salt Pond) on Block Island. BICS will reserve private moorings for participating yachts with prior notice, or you can reserve a slip at the New Harbor Boat Basin (https://www.newharborboatbasin.com/). BICS will organize a Beach Picnic or a skipper and crew dinner at the Oar Restaurant, both located right at the New Harbor Boat Basin. Saturday July 18th Day: The fleet will sail from Block Island to Jamestown, BICS will organize an informal day race with a start off “R2” the Great Salt Pond Entrance Buoy and finishing off “G1” the Jamestown Harbor Chanel Entrance Buoy, (21.2 nm) with the start being in plenty of time to allow for a timely arrival in Jamestown. This will be a fun sail together and will include a formal “Notice of Race” and “Sailing Instructions” available in May, as well as an event website for participating yacht registration, race information, and scoring. The race will use Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF) handicapping and scoring. Saturday July 18th Evening: For those arriving by boat, moorings can be reserved using Dockwa, TPG Conanicut Marina. For those arriving by car, there is ample parking in downtown Jamestown. Dinner will be at the BEECH restaurant, which is where we met last year, starting at 430 pm. There is no advance cost for this event. Sunday July 19th: depart.

Our annual CDSOA Narragansett Bay Rendezvous will be held Friday July 17th through Sunday July 19th. Registration is via the CDSOA website. The event begins on Block Island Friday night graciously hosted by Block Island Community Sailing with a fun fleet race Saturday morning to Jamestown TPG Conanicut Marina. Dinner will be held at BEECH restaurant in Jamestown on Saturday at 430 pm, and we will depart on Sunday July 19th. The event is being coordinated by Joe Gabriel and Henry duPont. Friday July 17th: Block Island Community Sailing (BICS) welcomes the Cape Dory Narragansett Bay Cruise participants for an overnight stop in New Harbor (The Great Salt Pond) on Block Island. BICS will reserve private moorings for participating yachts with prior notice, or you can reserve a slip at the New Harbor Boat Basin (https://www.newharborboatbasin.com/). BICS will organize a Beach Picnic or a skipper and crew dinner at the Oar Restaurant, both located right at the New Harbor Boat Basin. Saturday July 18th Day: The fleet will sail from Block Island to Jamestown, BICS will organize an informal day race with a start off “R2” the Great Salt Pond Entrance Buoy and finishing off “G1” the Jamestown Harbor Chanel Entrance Buoy, (21.2 nm) with the start being in plenty of time to allow for a timely arrival in Jamestown. This will be a fun sail together and will include a formal “Notice of Race” and “Sailing Instructions” available in May, as well as an event website for participating yacht registration, race information, and scoring. The race will use Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF) handicapping and scoring. Saturday July 18th Evening: For those arriving by boat, moorings can be reserved using Dockwa, TPG Conanicut Marina. For those arriving by car, there is ample parking in downtown Jamestown. Dinner will be at the BEECH restaurant, which is where we met last year, starting at 430 pm. There is no advance cost for this event. Sunday July 19th: depart.

Our annual CDSOA Narragansett Bay Rendezvous will be held Friday July 17th through Sunday July 19th. Registration is via the CDSOA website. The event begins on Block Island Friday night graciously hosted by Block Island Community Sailing with a fun fleet race Saturday morning to Jamestown TPG Conanicut Marina. Dinner will be held at BEECH restaurant in Jamestown on Saturday at 430 pm, and we will depart on Sunday July 19th. The event is being coordinated by Joe Gabriel and Henry duPont. Friday July 17th: Block Island Community Sailing (BICS) welcomes the Cape Dory Narragansett Bay Cruise participants for an overnight stop in New Harbor (The Great Salt Pond) on Block Island. BICS will reserve private moorings for participating yachts with prior notice, or you can reserve a slip at the New Harbor Boat Basin (https://www.newharborboatbasin.com/). BICS will organize a Beach Picnic or a skipper and crew dinner at the Oar Restaurant, both located right at the New Harbor Boat Basin. Saturday July 18th Day: The fleet will sail from Block Island to Jamestown, BICS will organize an informal day race with a start off “R2” the Great Salt Pond Entrance Buoy and finishing off “G1” the Jamestown Harbor Chanel Entrance Buoy, (21.2 nm) with the start being in plenty of time to allow for a timely arrival in Jamestown. This will be a fun sail together and will include a formal “Notice of Race” and “Sailing Instructions” available in May, as well as an event website for participating yacht registration, race information, and scoring. The race will use Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF) handicapping and scoring. Saturday July 18th Evening: For those arriving by boat, moorings can be reserved using Dockwa, TPG Conanicut Marina. For those arriving by car, there is ample parking in downtown Jamestown. Dinner will be at the BEECH restaurant, which is where we met last year, starting at 430 pm. There is no advance cost for this event. Sunday July 19th: depart.

We will start in Camden on August 8. The rest of itinerary includes North Haven in Fox Islands Thoroughfare (J.O. Brown), Camp & Bold Islands in Deer Island Thoroughfare, Burnt Coat Harbor, Swan‘s Island, Buck‘s Harbor, Belfast, and ending in Camden on August 14.

We will start in Camden on August 8. The rest of itinerary includes North Haven in Fox Islands Thoroughfare (J.O. Brown), Camp & Bold Islands in Deer Island Thoroughfare, Burnt Coat Harbor, Swan‘s Island, Buck‘s Harbor, Belfast, and ending in Camden on August 14.

We will start in Camden on August 8. The rest of itinerary includes North Haven in Fox Islands Thoroughfare (J.O. Brown), Camp & Bold Islands in Deer Island Thoroughfare, Burnt Coat Harbor, Swan‘s Island, Buck‘s Harbor, Belfast, and ending in Camden on August 14.

We will start in Camden on August 8. The rest of itinerary includes North Haven in Fox Islands Thoroughfare (J.O. Brown), Camp & Bold Islands in Deer Island Thoroughfare, Burnt Coat Harbor, Swan‘s Island, Buck‘s Harbor, Belfast, and ending in Camden on August 14.

We will start in Camden on August 8. The rest of itinerary includes North Haven in Fox Islands Thoroughfare (J.O. Brown), Camp & Bold Islands in Deer Island Thoroughfare, Burnt Coat Harbor, Swan‘s Island, Buck‘s Harbor, Belfast, and ending in Camden on August 14.

We will start in Camden on August 8. The rest of itinerary includes North Haven in Fox Islands Thoroughfare (J.O. Brown), Camp & Bold Islands in Deer Island Thoroughfare, Burnt Coat Harbor, Swan‘s Island, Buck‘s Harbor, Belfast, and ending in Camden on August 14.

We will start in Camden on August 8. The rest of itinerary includes North Haven in Fox Islands Thoroughfare (J.O. Brown), Camp & Bold Islands in Deer Island Thoroughfare, Burnt Coat Harbor, Swan‘s Island, Buck‘s Harbor, Belfast, and ending in Camden on August 14.