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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.

Emily Augello     Program Director [email protected] Susan Grandpierre East Bay Sailing Foundation Chair 

EBSF Committee Chairs

Instructional Committee Chair: Casey Henchman

Fleet and Equipment Committee Chair: Pete Levesque

Marketing and Communication:  Stephanie Boutilier     

Treasurer and Finance Chair:  Kenneth Martin     

Development: Paul Norton     

Volunteer Coordination:  June Bjerragaard

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 

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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.

LONG BEACH YACHT CLUB

New Member Onboarding

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

Long Beach Yacht Club © 2024

6201 E. Appian Way • Long Beach, CA • 90803

CLUBHOUSE: 562.598.9401

WELCOME  ABOARD

Welcome   aboard.

East Norwalk Boating and Yacht Club

Our Mission:

East Norwalk Boating and Yacht Club takes pride in supporting the betterment of  our shoreline and preservation of the marine environment. Promoting the principles of good seamanship; and to encourage fellowship among the boating community.

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2024 Sailing & Adventure

Sailing & Adventure Camp

Adventurers will sail, motor, or paddle board to a daily destination,developing their on-water navigation and safety skills.  At each destination, Adventurers will learn about Cape Ann's intricate ecosystems and local history through engaging activities.  Whether snorkeling at Brace Cove or discovering shipwrecks at Misery Island, Adventurers will have the opportunity to explore the wonders which exist in Gloucester harbor and beyond the breakwater. For students 8-15 years of age. Students will learn boat rigging, major knots, points of sail, and basic sail trim. We will also focus on navigation skills and sail & power boat safety. Adventurers will be able to identify the major parts of both power & sail boats

Private Lessons

If you would like to book private lessons with our certified staff, please call 978-283-3520. Open to Children and Adults of all ages. EPYC Members Only.

The Eastern Point Yacht club venue is second to none on the North Shore. Located at the entrance to Gloucester Harbor, within the protection of the Dogbar breakwater, EPYC allows the unique opportunity to sail from the dock to the open ocean in a matter of minutes, as well as the calm waters of the inner harbor. These conditions make it possible for sailors of all skill levels to participate in ideal conditions throughout the summer in a wide array of winds and seas. The Club offers a 3,000 square foot, state-of-the-art, dry sailing facility allowing students to walk straight from the classroom and onto their vessels. EPYC has a diversified fleet including, 420's, Open Bics, Optis, Paddle Boards, and a Rhodes-19. Students will also be able to learn navigation & safe power boating skills while traveling to different locations in EPYC's Boston Whalers. EPYC is committed to offering the highest level of coaching and top-tier equipment and facilities for your children.

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How to Join the East Boston Yacht Club

Join the East Boston Yacht Club

Good News! The EBYC is currently accepting new members.

In order to become a member please contact us to obtain an application. All applicants must be sponsored by three current club members.

Membership Costs are as follows:

Member Initiation Fee is $650

Annual Membership Dues are $370

Annual Chit Book is $100 and can be used to purchase items (drinks, food, EBYC apparel)

Slip fees are $23 per foot annually, includes boat storage ( based on availability and seniority )

Tender Fee $20 Per year max length 12 ft

Permanent Slip Fee $50 (to hold member's slip if the wont use it during the season)

Boat insurance and Boston Harbor mooring permit are required.

Members are required to perform 12 hours of work

6 hours are required before June 1st each year

Incomplete hours cost members $30 per hour

Locker Rental $75 Per year (available based on seniority)

  Click here to contact us to request an application!

East Boston Yacht Club

1 Rice Street East Boston, MA 02128

N 42° 22' 50.2608 " W 71° 00' 43.56 "

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