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Victorian Vessel, Victorian Town: Herreshoff Sloop in Belfast
Our gorgeous restored 1902 Herreshoff Buzzards Bay 30 Wachiwi is back in the water here in Belfast and is shown ready to be rigged. She can't wait to set sail again with her owner! The whole harbor looks better with her at the docks, and it sure is great to… SEE MORE
Sandy Hook Market opens in the Atlantic Highlands Municipal Harbor Marina
Sandy Hook Market is now open. They open every day at 5am. Located in the harbor with On the Deck and Sissy's Restaurants. The Market sells fresh seafood and Boating and Fishing Supplies. They also carry convenience goods such as snacks, ice, cold drinks, paper towels, gloves, etc. The Market… SEE MORE
Launch Season, Party Season at Boston's Rowes Wharf
We all love the arrival of warmer weather because it means we can head back out on the water — but it also means we can return to parties at the waterfront! The USHarbors crew was fortunate to be able to join our friends from Sabre Yachts and Boston Yacht Sales… SEE MORE
Meet Our May Calendar Girl: Thelma
It may be spring at the Calendar of Wooden Boats’ headquarters in Brooklin, Maine, but in New Zealand, where May’s boat Thelma was designed and built, it is fall.Thelma is seen here sailing in the Mediterranean but her home waters are in Auckland, where she is now part of The… SEE MORE
Picture Perfect: Sabre Ships Hull No. 3000
The entire Sabre Yachts team gathered for a photograph to mark a milestone in the history of the company as we ship our 3000th hull, a Sabre 48 Salon Express. The very first Sabre yacht was a Sabre 28 sailboat appropriately named Patience. Sabre repurchased her from her original owners… SEE MORE
Handcrafted Runabout Comes Together in New York
Stephens Waring Yacht Design is glad to share some photos sent to us from our friends at Reuben Smith's Tumblehome Boatshop. Last fall Reuben commissioned us to design a modern classic for his client, a local gentleman looking for something a bit different than a restored 1920's Gold Cup racer… SEE MORE
Rockland Show to Feature Finest Maine-Made Products
Maine is the least densely populated state in New England, and that claim to fame often makes it feel like one big community. Our state is also fortunate to host an abundance of artisans who produce high-quality, creative products. The Maine Made Program, founded by the Maine Department of Economic… SEE MORE
Hunt Yachts to Sponsor Annapolis Leukemia Cup Regatta
Hunt Yachts is proud to announce that it will sponsor the Annapolis Leukemia Cup Regatta, an annual yacht race held in the waters of Chesapeake Bay each spring. The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Leukemia Cup Regatta combines the joy of sailing and water sports with the crucial task of raising… SEE MORE
Lyman-Morse and Ted Fontaine Reunite for New Project
Cabot Lyman, owner of Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding Company, and his family have had a working relationship with designer Ted Fontaine for nearly thirty years. The relationship started in 1983 when Fontaine, while managing the Ted Hood Design Group, drew the lines for the 55' ketch Janmar for a customer of Cabot’s.… SEE MORE
Newport Short-Listed to Host 2017 America's Cup
Newport is once again close to hosting the world's largest sailing regatta, as the City by the Sea has been short-listed to host the 2017 America's Cup. The city joins San Diego and, presumably, Hawaii as one of the final options for the site of the regatta, which was won… SEE MORE
OkoumeFest: A Boatbuilder Rendezvous on the Chesapeake
It’s a springtime tradition: once the water of the Chesapeake Bay is warm enough to welcome small craft boaters, Chesapeake Light Craft, the boat kit experts, stages a two-day celebration of hand-built wooden boats known as OkoumeFest. The event’s name derives from the plantation-grown African hardwood used in thousands of… SEE MORE
New dories for Canada!
Builders at The Dory Shop of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia are feeling a tad patriotic these days thanks to their latest project - a new set of dories for the Canadian Dory Racing Association. Since 1952, rowers from Canada and the United States have faced off on the Lunenburg and Gloucester… SEE MORE