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BRISTOL YACHT CLUB

EAST BAY SAILING FOUNDATION

Welcome to the East Bay Sailing Foundation, a nonprofit instructional sailing program for youth and  adults hosted at Bristol Yacht Club .

Each season we offer  hands-on sailing programs   on a variety of boats. Our mission is to foster skill building and self-confidence through instruction in sailing, seamanship and racing skills  at age-appropriate levels. We do this in a safe and fun environment so that participants may enjoy the benefits of sailing for a lifetime. We encourage an ongoing dialogue among students, parents, instructors and our EBSF Committee, and the involvement of anyone who supports these goals.

Sailing is for everyone! Membership in Bristol Yacht Club or Bristol town residence is not required for any of our Learn to Sail programs. Come love sailing with us! Welcome aboard!

As a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) foundation, East Bay Sailing Foundation relies on the generosity of our community to support our programs and the maintenance of our fleet. We invite you to learn more about how you can help our mission.

About Our Programs

Junior Sailing:   Classes for all skill levels (novice, beginner, intermediate and advanced) starting at age 6. Weekdays.

Adult Sailing: Beginner, intermediate and advanced classes that teach sailing skills and seamanship. Weeknights.

J/22 Race & Charter:   Race a J/22 in team, one-design or PHRF racing. Also, crew or race lessons. Weeknights.

EBSF Race Team: Racing instruction for confident sailors in a fun camp setting. Weekdays.

High School Sailing: Qualified coaches help high school teams sail to a successful season.

Maya Mills     Head Instructor [email protected] Richard Feeny Executive Committee Chair 

EBSF Committee Chairs

Communication:  Stephanie Boutilier      [email protected]

Finance:  Kenneth Martin     kenneth.senne.martin @gmail.com

Fundraising: Cathleen Whelan     [email protected]

Fleet/Maintenance:  Brad Haverly      [email protected]

Foiling: Chris Bjerregaard [email protected]

EAST BAY SAILING FOUNDATION

Youth sailing le ssons, life is better on the water.

Our goal is to inspire students to become life-long sailors. We focus on safety, communication and team building. We offer learn-to-sail programs, racing & foiling.

Parent Handbook

CANCELLATION POLICY Registrations must be cancelled on or before June 1st in order to receive a full refund (minus transaction fees). Cancellations made after June 1st will receive a $1 00 penalty .

Perfect for kids with little to no sailing experience. Students will grow new friendships as they learn the fundamentals of sailing. including key parts of a boat, points of sail, and good boat handling techniques. Students sail with friends in groups of 2 to 4 with an instructor. Each group sails on 15-foot Mercury keelboats designed by Sparkman & Stephens.  

This is all-day, Monday thru Thursday.

Harbor Mice (younger beginners) meet

Friday mornings. Harbor Mice is for ages 6-7.

Beginners are generally 8-10.

2024 Tuition: $640 for each 2 week session.  Monday - Thursday 9-4

I N T E R M E D I A T E S

This class is recommended for students who have some sailing experience. Students get to sail in different types of boats, such as Open Skiff & Optimist single-handed dinghies, 420s, or 15-foot Mercury keel boats with friends. Instructors teach points of sail, parts of a boat, good seamanship, up-wind sailing, capsize recovery, tides, and weather. The Intermediate class builds the confidence and independence to become a great sailor for years to come.  

Age: 8 - 11             Time: 9:00 – 4:00    Monday through Friday

$1,400 for each 4 week session. 

$800 for each 2 week session.

ADVENTURE SAILING

This class is all about the enjoyment of sailing and is perfect for both first time and experienced sailors alike. Students will sail in groups of 3-5 on 22-foot Keel boats called J22s or try out multiple other options such as 420s (double handed dinghy), Lasers (single handed dinghy), Open Bic (single handed cruising dinghy), or even windsurfers!

Students focus on boat handling, working together, communication, team-building, navigation, and learning about long distance sailing. The adventures of sailing are endless and growing these experiences are what change our lives.  

Age: 12 - 17     Time: 9:00 - 4:00       Monday through Friday        

OPTI RACE TEAM+

Our Opti race team is an 8-week commitment, and is comprised of both Opti Green and Championship fleet sailors. Opti Green is for the beginner racer who will learn how to make their boat go fast, racing strategies and tactics, and the racing rules of sailing.  

A usual summer comprises of three 1-day regattas and the 3-day Junior Race Week towards the end of summer. more info: nbya.org  

Students are required to bring their own boats. If a student doesn't have their own boat, you can purchase an Opti from EBSF for a limited time HERE or charter an opti HERE . 

Age: 8 - 14 (weight limit 120lbs)

Sessions:         Full Summer: June 24 - Aug 16 (No class 4th of July)

Time: 9:00 - 4:00       Monday through Friday        Cost: $1,700 for the 8 week program

420/LASER RACE TEAM & FOIL

Our 420/Laser race team is an 8-week commitment for experienced young sailors. This class builds on an existing foundation of sailing and seamanship skills by adding on advanced boat handling, sail trim, and racing strategies.  

Racers and parents should be prepared to travel to several events throughout the summer. A usual summer comprises of two 2-day regattas and the 3-day Junior Race Week towards the end of summer. More info can be found at nbya.org  

Students are required to bring their own boats. If a student doesn't have their own boat, you can purchase a 420  from EBSF for a limited time HERE or charter an 420 HERE . 

New this year we are incorporating the foiling boats into this class.

Age: 13 - 17

Time: Monday through Friday          9:00 - 4:00

Cost: $1,800 for the 8 week program. 

FOILING IS PART OF RACE TEAM

BYO Helmet or use ours. This class is for advanced single handed sailors who love trying new experiences and challenging their skills! Students will learn how to foil in our Skeeta and Nikki Foiling Sailboats and/or wingfoil.

Tuesday reserved for adult charters and racing. Skeetas and Nikkis available for charter on Tuesdays.  

Private Lessons also available evenings and by appointment.

Questions? Need more info? Drop us an email  and we can help! or check out our FAQ's page

EPYC History

Welcome aboard! As I’m sure you know by now, LBYC’s Alamitos Bay retreat is the ideal place to enjoy our prestigious tradition of sailing excellence, engaging on and off-the-water experiences, an exceptional dining and social culture…and so much more. Our clubhouse — in addition to featuring some of the best views in Long Beach proper and Southern California in general — is also home to our welcoming, attentive staff, and a distinctive, authentic sense of member camaraderie that can’t be found in any other place. After nearly a century, we’re confident in the experiences we provide, and the incredible range of amenities and activities that await all members…and guests. This is where you’ll find distinguished, even legendary racing events, friendly competition, active recreational pursuits, or the chance to enjoy the company of family and friends poolside, as you let the cares of the day fade away. Your new membership is also the perfect opportunity to chart a new course for your new club lifestyle, pick some favorite or brand-new activities, and generally enjoy the LBYC lifestyle. To help, each week our New Member Onboarding Program will spotlight the different activities, amenities, programs, and personnel that make Long Beach Yacht Club your retreat for on-the-water moments, member-to-member connections…and experiences that celebrate camaraderie, friendship, and fun. Now let’s cast off for new adventures! NORM RICH General Manager 

LBYC FACTS   + HISTORY

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NORM RICH General Manager [email protected]   Pro Tip:  You are about to meet new lifelong friends who will make your sailing, swimming, and social activities memorable, enduring, and meaningful. Enjoy your journey, laugh along the way, and celebrate all the great things that make the LBYC a world-class facility!

ANDREA HART Director of Member Services/ Notary Public [email protected] Pro Tip:  Get involved; be part of  the experiences!

MARCIA PETTWAY   Controller [email protected] Pro Tip:  Celebrate your family events at the club. Plan your corporate events with us. There are plenty of meeting spaces available from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm with the stunning view of Alamitos Bay.

RUDY RAMIREZ AR/Notary Public [email protected] Pro Tip:  You can access your account online 24/7!

BLAIR CARTY Commodore

KEYS TO THE CLUB

What’s  next.

Each week you’ll receive an email about Long Beach Yacht Club and choose an experience that guides your immersion into our way of life. You can always return to this page at any time for information regarding your new membership!

We are known for our signature sailing regatta - Congressional Cup - yet we were founded in order to host a powerboat race.

The repeated use of a red star in our burgee is a wink to LBYC member Eddie Fink, who won the Star Class World title in 1932.

Star Boats were an Olympic class sailboat, and the win was key to Long Beach's fleet to be sponsors in the 1932 elimination rounds for the Olympics. (Gilbert Gray of New Orleans ended up representing Long Beach).

The palm trees in the club's parking lot were all planted over one weekend by LBYC volunteers. The trees arrived from a farm in Palm Springs in two pickup trucks, and individual members sponsored the tree purchase - $25 apiece!

The lava rocks in the general manager’s office, the library, and the exterior round-about all came over on one vessel for the club's tiki architecture.

The LBYC pool is 25 yards and heated year-round.

Our race committee boat is named after our first commodore: Loynes.

The clubhouse was designed by Montierth and Stickland - well known mid century modern trailblazers. The building blends South Sea Island treatments with contemporary design glass walls.

Montierth and Stickland also designed the marine bazaar and the marina restrooms.

Our first clubhouse was donated to the Sea Scouts - a long-term relationship between the Scouts and the club that has continued.

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All staff members can be reached via our main clubhouse number: 562.598.9401

EXECUTIVE TEAM

2023 COMMODORES & CAPTAINS

SCOTT DIXON Vice Commodore

LISA MEIER Rear Commodore

BOB PIERCY Fleet Captain

GREG MAGNUSON Port Captain

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Devon Yacht Club Wants to Demolish and Draw Back

The Devon Yacht Club, which hopes to proceed with a large-scale redevelopment of its 120-year-old facility, came before the East Hampton Town Planning Board last week.

The club is proposing to demolish all the buildings on its 13.82-acre site, which pre-exist adoption of the town’s zoning code, and to rebuild elsewhere, farther from Gardiner’s Bay. Many variances will be needed, as well as a special permit.

The cost of the project will exceed 50 percent of the current market value of the existing buildings. “This is going to cost tens of millions of dollars,” said Richard Warren of Inter-Science Research Associates, speaking for the yacht club. “It’s been designed in a way that is consistent with the town’s CARP [Coastal Assessment Resiliency Plan]. We met with the supervisor early on; he said this is a model project. There is a point where if it gets too onerous for them, they’re going to walk away. What they’ve asked for the planning board to do is give them a confirmation that you’re still on board with the concepts of what they’re trying to do here.”

Mr. Warren was speaking after Lisa Liquori, a former director of the East Hampton Town Planning Department, had presented a 29-page memo to the board, walking it through the positive impacts of the project but not shying away from its problems either.

Ms. Liquori was recently hired by the department to take over review of the project. “We were a bit surprised to learn three weeks ago that Ms. Liquori was brought in,” said Mr. Warren. “There is narrative in the report that talks about scaling back the project.”

Tina Vavilis LaGarenne, the assistant planning director, said the department had been consistent. “I don’t think concerns about the scale of the project are new,” she said. “One of the original suggestions was that a tennis court be removed and revegetated.”

“That’ll be the end of the project,” said Mr. Warren.

“One tennis court?” asked Samuel Kramer, the board chairman.

“One tennis court,” answered Mr. Warren.

“There’s a lot going on,” Ms. Liquori told the board. “Whether the lot area is sufficient for a yacht club — the code says 10 acres is needed — when you subtract wetlands and the dune area, this is a six-and-a-half-acre site. There will be more than five acres of disturbance, more than 17,000 square feet of building removal, another 27,000 square feet of new buildings being constructed and a lot of new fill brought in.” Town planners have calculated it will take 274 truck trips for a triple-axle dump truck with a 20-cubic-yard capacity to bring in all the fill. Then, of course, the trucks have to leave. “We’re concerned. This is a big project in a residential area.”

Ms. Liquori questioned the adequacy of the parking plan (226 spaces are required; Devon proposes 78) among other issues, and reiterated that the Planning Department wants more information about the club’s membership numbers. Devon has agreed to covenant the maximum membership at 400. “Are there 400 members right now? Does that cap allow for an expansion? We’re still trying to understand why there’s a 46-percent expansion in the buildings.”

“We question,” she continued, “whether the yacht club is a ‘reciprocal club,’ and whether that means, with the reciprocal club members, if that allows for an increase in intensity on the site, which would be facilitated by the increase in the buildings’ square footage.”

“The regrading of the primary dune north of the clubhouse remains a concern,” she went on, “and the narrative submitted does not clearly support the need for this work.” She emphasized that despite the parcel’s pre-existing non-conforming status, “all structures that don’t meet the dune crest setback will require variances.”

Mr. Warren reframed the proposal as a modernization of the site, rather than an expansion.

“We recognize this is a challenging site, and I’d like to think, the past 18 months we’ve been working with the town, that they’d recognize we’ve been honest and open with the information we provided,” he said. “There’s now a little bit of worry among Devon membership and the board of governors that this report may be steering this board away from the prior support it offered to us.”

He ticked off benefits to the town if the parcel is redeveloped: a new wastewater treatment system, drainage control, a landward retreat, FEMA compliance, doubling the amount of parking currently in place, removing non-native vegetation and adding over an acre of native plants. “We’re not bulldozing a dune,” he stressed.

“Devon has agreed to a covenant to cap the membership, something you don’t have at present. Devon can walk away from this and now you don’t have a cap,” Mr. Warren said. “It does have a certificate of occupancy and can stay operating as it is, warts and all, with the sanitary system in the wetlands and current grading. But they’re committed to making the facility better for the town.”

After that, the board seemed eager to assure the applicant that it was okay with the project.

“To the extent that you came here to take our temperature, I think you’re finding it’s 98.6 degrees. Steady and healthy,” said Samuel Kramer, board chairman. He did emphasize that the pile driving at the site would be a serious issue that could cause damage to neighbors’ homes. “Give us a serious construction protocol, to give neighbors the knowledge that it’s not going to be a winter of hell.”

“My best friend got married there in 1992 and we couldn’t fit into the bathrooms then,” said Jen Fowkes, a board member. “It’s a net gain for the town.”

Owl's Death Prompts Call for Bird-Friendly Building

Window strikes kill up to a billion birds annually and rank up there with cats and habitat destruction as the leading causes of recent steep declines. After the recent death of a much-watched Eurasian eagle-owl that was set loose from the Central Park Zoo, a bill calling for bird-friendly building measures has been revived in the New York Assembly and Senate.

Architect’s Descendants Visit East Hampton Gem

Michele L’Hommedieu Hofmann had no idea until retiring last fall and starting to research her family history how prominent a role her great-great-grandfather James H. L’Hommedieu had played in Long Island’s late-19th-century architecture. On a trip to New York that included a stop at an East Hampton house he designed for Robert Southgate Bowne, a founder of the Maidstone Club and first president of the Long Island Rail Road, she and her family got a crash course in L’Hommedieu’s work.

Item of the Week: Gardiner Family Gossip From 1889

On July 16, 1889, while staying in Lenox, Mass., Sarah Diodati Gardiner Thompson wrote to her daughter Sarah Thompson Gardiner, who was vacationing at Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire. Family news was top of mind.

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East Boston Yacht Club

A family oriented social and boating club located in East Boston, MA.

We are a nonprofit organization supported and run by our members. We are conveniently located in a well protected channel in Boston Harbor just minutes from the Islands and ocean fishing grounds.

Our club offers the following to its members:

• A two story club house which includes a function hall with a fully stocked bar, several flat screen high-definition televisions, pool table, dart-boards.
• Slips  for boats no larger than 26 feet 
• Storage Lockers based on availability and seniority
• Private boat ramp
• Wireless internet
• Parking Lot

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'East Bay Pirates' Suspects Arrested After A Year Of Terrorizing Houseboat And Yacht Owners

I f you’ve ever wondered what would happen if you mixed pirates with the Wet Bandits from “Home Alone,” we now have your answer. Police arrested three alleged seafaring burglars last week accused of robbing residents and businesses in the San Francisco Bay .

Surveillance video of a March 13 break-in at a business on San Francisco’s historic water front allowed police to pull a search warrant of small boats in the area, which led them to locating stolen property, the New York Post reports.

This is apparently a big moment for residents living on houseboats and yachts on the 800-foot-wide waterway. Over the past year, they’ve been dealing with theft and physical confrontations from the “East Bay Pirates.”Starting during the summer of 2023, these guys used small boats to raid larger ships and steal valuables onboard. Boat owners would fight back, chasing the pirates across the San Francisco Bay.

This all happened on the Oakland-Alameda Estuary, which separates the two cities. It includes multiple marinas with about 3,000 boat slips , and many of those slips are used as permanent houseboats and yachts.

Here’s how this all started, according to the New York Post :

Last summer and fall, maritime burglars used small, stolen, or discarded boats to ransack large vessels and steal anything they could get their hands on. Then they would either sink the ships or dump whatever was left of the boats miles away in Oakland Harbor or along its shorelines.

Some residents from the area shared their personal experiences of the situation in a number of municipal meetings last year, including the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission’s (BCDC) enforcement meeting, from The Post :

“The open shoreline of the (Oakland-Alameda) estuary is littered with sunken wrecks and derelict, end-of-life vessels, and crime has risen to truly intolerable levels,” former harbormaster Brock de Lappe said during an October BCDC meeting. “Multiple vessels have been stolen and ransacked. Victims have had to resort to personally confronting the criminals to recover their property without the benefit of police support. Is this an appropriate activity for a 79-year-old senior?” One woman said she rescued a man whose sailboat drifted into the bay without a motor or any way to get back to shore after one of the “pirates” cut his boat line during an argument. Other residents told Fox News Digital they chased would-be thieves across the bay, and they shared videos of the chase and surveillance footage. Dan Hill, who was one of the leaders in the area to bring the issue to the forefront, was one of dozens or more pounding the tables at municipal meetings, writing letters, and calling officials to address the problem. Each “attack” and theft can cost the owner thousands to tens of thousands of dollars, Hill told Fox News Digital in a previous interview. Over the weekend, he said the situation appeared to have been “cleaned up pretty good” and praised the arrests.

This issue has not been an easy one to solve. For months, there have been jurisdictional issues and lower law enforcement staffing levels. It didn’t really get solved until the Oakland and Alameda police departments, along with the Coast Guard , teamed up. Police officials told the outlet it’s a “regional approach” to protect the waterway.

Still, while these guys may be behind bars, that doesn’t mean the problem is solved altogether. Oakland police tell the Post that the case is ongoing and thefts in and around the estuary are still under investigation.

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Pictionary Bring out your drawing skills and play this family favorite at East End Yacht Club with friends. Game night will be the first Thursday of the month. Come on down and enjoy friendship and some laughter.

Auxiliary Meeting

The Auxiliary meeting will be held in Griffin Hall.

Pasta Night

The next Pasta Night will be Thursday, April 11, 2024 This month we will be featuring Lasagna, bread, salad bar and ice cream. Gluten free pasta available upon request An attendance prize will be drawn.  Thursday, April 11 at 7:00 pm Doors open at 6:30 pm  $20.00 per adult (you can use your Chits)  Please let us know if you are coming by Tuesday, April 09th so we can have enough food for everyone and if your plans change, let…

Board of Governors Meeting

If you wish to see the Board, please give your name to the bartender.

Annual Fish Fry 2024

Annual Fish Fry and Raw Bar Saturday, April 27, 2024, at 6:00 pm Beer Battered Fish & Chips, Cole Slaw & Cake  Music by Sneaky Pete Tickets available at the bar or contact [email protected] 2024 fund raiser to support the kid's fishing derby

Race/Derby night

  Jim Mullaney is serving food 5:30 – 7:30PM   Doors open at 5:30   Enjoy the Kentucky Derby and other fun events   Free Admission - Members and guests are welcome   Derby Hats encouraged   Door prizes Menu Lobster Rolls, Stuffed Clams, Lobster Bisque, New England Clam Chowder, Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail and more! Super Sub available for our non-seafaring patrons. All who want to attend must call/text, (203.243.2630),  or email:  [email protected] (Carol Banyacsky) to  reserve a table. Even…

Members General Body Meeting

There will be a General Body meeting in the Griffin Hall. 

Opening Day

Come down for a day of fun and food!! Ceremonies start at 11:00 am DJ Music from 11:30 am - 3:30 pm Live music  The grills will be hot serving and not limited to; Bacon and Liver Sandwiches Chicken Hot Dogs Hamburgers Cheeseburgers Clam Chowder Potato Salad Macaroni Salad Baked Beans Sauerkraut  All for $10.00 pp for Members and Guests (Kids under 12 free) Continue the day with the live music at 5:00 pm The kitchen will be opening at…

Fluke Tournament 2024

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Member’s General Body Meeting

There will be a General Body meeting in the Griffin Hall.  During this meeting we will vote on the Officers and Board of Governor's for 2024  

Annual EEYC Golf Tournament – 2024

East End Yacht Club's Annual Open Golf Tournament will be held on Tuesday June 11, 2024 at the Whitney Farms Golf Course in Monroe, CT. This is a Shotgun - Scramble - Best Ball Format Closest to the Pin Contest, Longest Drive Contest, 50/50 raffle & more $150 per person / $600 per foursome event Deadline to sign up with payment is June 03, 2024 Lunch On the Turn Buffet dinner to follow at East End Yacht Club Contact Carlos…

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Live Music – Rockustics

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Black Sea Bass Tournament – 2024

East End Yacht Club's Annual Sea Bass Tournament is coming soon!  It is open to all fishermen (members and guests). The entrance fee is $20.00 per person. Roster lists must be submitted no later than 6:00 pm Saturday, June 22, 2024 All fish to be caught on a rod and reel or hand-line, within the boundaries of Long Island Sound. Weigh-in time will be between 2:00 PM and 3:00 PM on Sunday, June 30, 2024. All fish must be at the scale no later…

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 Contest date is Sunday July 28, 2024 Fishing time is 9:00 am to 1:00 pm 2024 Kid’s Fishing Derby Rules Entrance is free for participants. Open to any member and guest, all children must be accompanied by an adult (18 or over) Sign-up cutoff date is July 14, 2024, 6:00 pm All fish are to be caught by rod and reel or hand-line Fishing may be from boat or club property (slips or docks) Contestant ages are from 3 to…

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Porgy powder puff fishing 2024.

EEYC 2023 Powder Puff Porgy Contest Sunday, August 11, 2024, 7:00 am - 2:00 pm $20 per Fisherwoman Cash Prizes for the top three heaviest fish Cash prizes and lunch included Open to any member's wife, daughter, granddaughter and female guests Sign-up sheets are located at the Spada fishing board in the bar Roster lists must be submitted no later than August 10, 2024 before 3:00 pm

September 2024

Fishing committee’s annual steak night.

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Commodore’s Bluefish Contest 2024

2024 Commodore’s Bluefish Tournament Rules Contest date is Sunday, September 22, 2024 Fishing time is 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM Entrance fee is $20.00 per person. Open to any member and guests. Contest participants must fish on an EEYC members’ boat. All fish to be caught on a rod and reel or handline. Roster lists must be submitted no later than 5pm Sat. Sept. 15, 2024 Weigh-in time will be 1:PM to 2:PM. Must be at the scale by 2PM…

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Tautog fishing tournament 2024.

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November 2024

Comedy night – saturday, november 11.

Comedy Night at East End Yacht Club Saturday, November 16th Doors open at 6:30 pm show starts at 8:00 pm Three Comedians, Billy Wynn as MC Bring your own snacks and food Tickets are only $30 and available in the bar while they last Presented by the EEYC Auxiliary & Entertainment Committee

Holiday Fair 2024

Vendors with a variety of items will be at East End Yacht Club for your holiday gift giving needs. Whether it's a loved one, coworker or friend, there will be something for everyone. Bar & Galley will be open. ■ Hand painted, lighted bottles, jars & glasses ■ Scented home décor ■ Nautical coasters & painted shells ■ Handmade knit & crochet items ■ Greeting cards & gifts ■ Cozy knitted fun hats ■ Decorative gift items ■ Bleached flannel shirts ■…

December 2024

Children’s christmas party 2024.

The 2024 Annual Children's Christmas Party is Sunday, December 08th from 12:30 pm to 3:00 pm. The party is open to Member's Children and Grandchildren, ages two weeks to 8 years only. You must return the form by November 1st, this will be included with the raffle tickets sent to every member. Acknowledgment calls will be made to those members who have returned their form. Only those who have completed forms and received an acknowledgement will be allowed to attend.

The ECYC was founded in 1938. It is a private club providing moorings and slips to its members, when available, and conducts a Junior Sailing Program for seven weeks during the summer.  The mailing address for the Yacht Club is: East Chop Yacht Club PO Box 525 Oak Bluffs, MA 02557