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Monday June 10, 2024
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Catboat Classes - Intermediate Catboats June 10-13 Level 2
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Catboat Classes - Beginner Catboats: June 10-13 Level 1
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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Tuesday June 11, 2024
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Catboat Classes - Intermediate Catboats June 10-13 Level 2
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Catboat Classes - Beginner Catboats: June 10-13 Level 1
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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Wednesday June 12, 2024
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Catboat Classes - Intermediate Catboats June 10-13 Level 2
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Catboat Classes - Beginner Catboats: June 10-13 Level 1
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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Thursday June 13, 2024
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Catboat Classes - Intermediate Catboats June 10-13 Level 2
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Catboat Classes - Beginner Catboats: June 10-13 Level 1
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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Monday June 17, 2024
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Catboat Classes - Intermediate Catboats June 17-20 Level 2
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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WOW - Women on the Water - WOW: Level 1 : June 17-20: Mornings NO Class 06/19
This unique sailing opportunity is designed specifically for women who want to learn among other women sailors. Participants will learn self-reliance, independence, teamwork, and resourcefulness, along with critical thinking skills. This class will run for 4 days per week in a supportive learning environment for all participants. Whether you are a beginner or are returning to the sport, the focus will be on fundamentals and building confidence through teamwork in our Catboat fleet. Level Three WOW courses will be a one day seminar. Full and partial scholarships are available for the WOW program and you can sign up to hold your spot in a class for no cost while your scholarship application is reviewed. Please contact info@pbcb.cc for more information on the scholarship program.You can opt to pay in full at the time of registration. All balances are due in full April 1, 2024. Payment plans are available by contacting info@pbcb.cc
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Catboat Classes - Beginner Catboats: June 17-20 Level 1
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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Tuesday June 18, 2024
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Catboat Classes - Intermediate Catboats June 17-20 Level 2
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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WOW - Women on the Water - WOW: Level 1 : June 17-20: Mornings NO Class 06/19
This unique sailing opportunity is designed specifically for women who want to learn among other women sailors. Participants will learn self-reliance, independence, teamwork, and resourcefulness, along with critical thinking skills. This class will run for 4 days per week in a supportive learning environment for all participants. Whether you are a beginner or are returning to the sport, the focus will be on fundamentals and building confidence through teamwork in our Catboat fleet. Level Three WOW courses will be a one day seminar. Full and partial scholarships are available for the WOW program and you can sign up to hold your spot in a class for no cost while your scholarship application is reviewed. Please contact info@pbcb.cc for more information on the scholarship program.You can opt to pay in full at the time of registration. All balances are due in full April 1, 2024. Payment plans are available by contacting info@pbcb.cc
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Catboat Classes - Beginner Catboats: June 17-20 Level 1
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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Wednesday June 19, 2024
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Catboat Classes - Intermediate Catboats June 17-20 Level 2
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Catboat Classes - Beginner Catboats: June 17-20 Level 1
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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Thursday June 20, 2024
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Catboat Classes - Intermediate Catboats June 17-20 Level 2
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
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WOW - Women on the Water - WOW: Level 1 : June 17-20: Mornings NO Class 06/19
This unique sailing opportunity is designed specifically for women who want to learn among other women sailors. Participants will learn self-reliance, independence, teamwork, and resourcefulness, along with critical thinking skills. This class will run for 4 days per week in a supportive learning environment for all participants. Whether you are a beginner or are returning to the sport, the focus will be on fundamentals and building confidence through teamwork in our Catboat fleet. Level Three WOW courses will be a one day seminar. Full and partial scholarships are available for the WOW program and you can sign up to hold your spot in a class for no cost while your scholarship application is reviewed. Please contact info@pbcb.cc for more information on the scholarship program.You can opt to pay in full at the time of registration. All balances are due in full April 1, 2024. Payment plans are available by contacting info@pbcb.cc
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Catboat Classes - Beginner Catboats: June 17-20 Level 1
Using the uniquely versatile catboat as our vessel of choice, the Catboat Program focuses on developing sailing skills through a series of courses designed to help participants reach their potential regardless of their previous experience. Catboat Program Director, Suzanne Leahy, brings her love of sailing and catboats together to create a community of PBCB catboaters. The program is continually evolving to include a series of skills levels, a Wednesday racing series, participation in sailing events and Bay-wide catboat cruises; the goal of the program is to foster independence and confidence. Given a limited time to teach such a deep subject, the level of instruction needs to be the best. Last summer, Chris Smith joined the program as a volunteer instructor, and along with staff instructor Peter Grumbling, they raised the bar considerably with their knowledge of sailing, their passion and their easy-going teaching style. Chris will continue as a catboat instructor in a more official capacity. We hope that Peter will return despite graduating from college and all the pressures of career that might bring. Our core of volunteer catboat instructors will continue to step in to fulfill the needs of the program.Our fleet of Marshall Sandpipers is the foundation of the program. They are a versatile teaching boat having all the wonderful catboat characteristics: stability, large cockpit and ability to shorten sail. Our fleet is well-maintained, and all equipment is updated annually as needed. It is from this solid foundation that our instructors can successfully teach!Catboat classes and programs are open to adults 18 years or older and run from mid-June through Labor Day. For help with class registration (Levels 1-3), please contact Registrar Ellen Peterson: info@pbcb.cc or 508-945-7245.
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