Connecting Island youth to their maritime heritage & building skills to last a lifetimeSail Martha’s Vineyard, headquartered at the historic Mayhew Schoolhouse on Main St. in Vineyard Haven, was established in 1992 to offer programs for Island children in elementary sailing, seamanship and wooden boat building and to attract historic vessels to the community. From modest beginnings, Sail MV has grown into an organization that has taught more than 3,000 children at the Sailing Camp Park in Oak Bluffs. It underwrites and teaches a Maritime Studies class at Martha's Vineyard Regional High School and sponsors a successful high school sailing team. It continues to offer an extensive range of other programs in maritime education, rowing and sailing for young and old, seasonal and year-round residents.
Have you read our Fall 2011 Newsletter?
Our thanks to the Black Dog Tavern and Nat Benjamin for a wonderful evening with great food, interesting talk and warm friendship on January 25. Our next dinner/lecture will be on February 22 at 6 pm. Dan O'Connor from Life Raft and Survival Equipment will talk on how a tragedy on a grand scale was narrowly avoided during the 2011 Fasnet Race and how seamanship, training and safety equipment made the difference. Dan and his LRSE team had trained the crewmembers of Rambler 100 who lost its keel during the race and capsized in the North Atlantic. As a result of that training, no one was lost.
We look forward to your joining us.
To register your child for Sail MV's 2012 Summer Sailing You can:
Download the SUMMER SAILING REGISTRATION Go to the ON LINE REGISTRATION Come to the Sail MV office in Vineyard Haven and pick up a form
For more information call: 508-696-7644
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Sail Martha's Vineyard is a non-profit organization dedicated to celebrating and protecting the island's maritime heritage.