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What to know about the upcoming Gloucester Schooner Festival (opens the original)
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The 42nd annual Gloucester Schooner Festival is a cherished Cape Ann tradition that began in 1985 as a rendezvous amongst schooners who gathered to race and pay homage to the International Fishermen’s Cup Races of the 1920s and 1930s. Set for Sept 3-6 this year, this four-day event will feature up to 20 schooners in port who will offer deck tours and charter sails. There will be a Heritage Day event on Saturday, a parade of schooners Sunday along the Gloucester waterfront, and then an offshore r
'Being at sea does change a person': Tall Ships inspire Boston’s young sailors (opens the original)
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While Sail Boston 250 has offered visitors the chance to tour ships in port, out on the harbor, hundreds of recreational boaters are viewing the ships amid the many commercial vessels doing business each day in Boston. They are all following a designated route into and throughout Boston Harbor each day. Meanwhile, the summer youth programs continue, so sailing instruction and camps have school-aged youths out each day learning to sail. Courageous Sailing Center faced the logistical challenge of
Sail Boston 2026: The Grand Parade of Sail is rooted in rich history and tradition in the Commonwealth (opens the original)
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The Sail Boston Grand Parade of Sail, led today by the USS Constitution, is a once in a generation event in part because it is rare to see the sheer number of these historic ships together in one day. For many spectators lining the city from Castle Island to Piers Park, this also marks an opportunity to pay tribute to the generations before us who built and sailed them and show the next generation how we honor them.“As you look out at the Tall Ships, imagine they were once the freight trains of
From 'under the weather' to 'scuttlebutt': The sailing phrases you'll hear at Sail Boston 250 (opens the original)
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From July 11-16, more than 60 Tall Ships will port around Boston Harbor, as part of Sail Boston 250, offering free public tours and the chance to step aboard some of the world’s most iconic sailing vessels. Additionally, many of the smaller schooners will be offering charter sails for an up close view of the fleet from the water. Along the way, you’ll likely hear plenty of nautical terms — and more than a few expressions you already use in everyday life without realizing they began at sea. Feeli
'Huzzah!': Boston’s sailing community is ready to welcome the Tall Ships (opens the original)
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When Sail Boston 250 kicks off on July 11 with the Grand Parade of Sail, the Boston area sailing community will be arriving, too, from all ports around Massachusetts Bay to witness history. The Tall Ships are closely aligned with our region’s sailors who both understand and appreciate that yachting’s origins link us directly to our maritime past. The opportunity to see this connection up close is rare. Many small and large yacht clubs throughout Massachusetts Bay have organized flotillas and wil
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