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NYC Lavender Festival
New York (The Battery), NY July 20 - July 21
Join us for a rare opportunity to experience lavender, only minutes away from Manhattan, and in the only lavender field in NYC. Participate in learning tours, maker workshops, or relax in a sea of serenity. SEE MORE
The Around Long Island Regatta
New York (The Battery), NY July 25 - July 28
The Around Long Island Regatta, first run in 1977, covers a 205 nautical mile course combining Ocean, Harbor and Sound racing. Open to all sailboats 24 feet and larger, the race is designed for sailors at all levels, running is as any as 10 divisions, typically finishing in one to… SEE MORE
14th Annual Jazz Age Lawn Party
New York (The Battery), NY August 24 @ 12:00 PM - August 25 @ 6:00 PM
Jazz Age Lawn Party, now celebrating its 14th year, is the world’s original and largest prohibition era-inspired gathering. The event started in 2005 as a small gathering on NYC’s Governors Island and has since grown into one of New York City’s most beloved events. This historically sold out event attracts… SEE MORE
36th Annual Oyster Bay Oyster Festival
Oyster Bay, NY October 19 - October 20
The Oyster Festival, the East Coast's largest waterfront festival with more than 200,000 attendees, returns for its 36th year this October 19th and 20th, 2019 offering a fin mixture of new activities and old favorites including live entertainment, ships, topnotch artisans, pirate shows, midway rides, and the iconic oyster eating… SEE MORE
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Skippers Reveal the Challenges of Racing on the Hudson River
By Dave Reed. Phil Robertson, the animated New Zealand skipper of SailGP's China Team, shares his feelings about racing on the Hudson River, which flows through the heart of New York City. Barely a 1.5-miles wide, it's the smallest, most confined racecourse of the new SailGP series, with the New… SEE MORE
Cleaning New York Harbor with One Billion Oysters
By Jackie Wattles The New York Harbor for years has been polluted and depleted of marine life. But one nonprofit is working to clean the murky water and revive its long-lost ecosystem — one oyster at a time. The Billion Oyster Project has worked since 2014 to rebuild oyster reefs… SEE MORE
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Hurricanes 101: Storm Surge
By Christina Edwards. Storm surge flooding is the greatest threat to life and property during… More
Gulf Coast Tropical Depression Forecast to Hit Land as Hurricane
By Doyle Rice. The second storm of the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season is expected to form… More
Toxic Algae Blooms Force Mississippi Mainland Beach Closures
By Ben Kesslen and Associated Press. Mississippi closed all mainland beaches on the state's coastline… More
Diversifying New England's Seafood Marketplace
How many different seafood species do you purchase and eat? Many of us are familiar… More
Hatteras Lighthouse May Move Again as Outer Banks Shoreline Shifts
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Deploying a New Weather Buoy System with NOAA
By Karla Lant. For the past two years, the NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office has been… More
Summer's Must-See Feminist Sailing Documentary
By Paul Chi. In 1989, British sailor Tracy Edwards made history—and defied critics—by leading the… More
Fishing License 101: What You Need to Fish in Multiple States
By Toby Lapinski. Don't forget that it is now a requirement to not only possess… More
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