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    • 25 May 2024
    • 27 May 2024
    • Ocracoke
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    Join Us in Ocracoke!

    Cruise Captains: Tony Nelson, Ros & Howard Cheetham

    Hello everyone, it’s almost that time of year where the NSA honors our service members who made the ultimate sacrifice defending our nation by sailing to Ocracoke. 

     

    This year, we’re looking for a fantastic turnout with the largest armada ever assembled. See the photo of the previous year. [Since every sailboat should have flares, our fleet qualifies as an armada]

     

     An annual tradition, we’re returning and taking back Ocracoke Island, bringing fresh provisions of dollar bills to help shore up the local economy and ensure democracy with every American’s right to choose their beer, wine and liquor of choice. We’re returning like General McArthur to Leyte Gulf in the Philippines. The primary mission for this landing is to have fun, more fun, and more-more fun (how’s that for grammar). Laughter and smiles are mandatory and the lashings will continue till morale improves. Don’t end up being that pirate stuck swabbing the decks. 

     Starting with securing Silver Lake, supply sailboats will drop anchor while sailboat landing crafts will secure beachheads at the Gov’t docks and the Anchorage Inn Marina. 

     

    In partnership with the Coast Guard, US Geological Survey, Naval Intelligence and Space Command, for the first time, we’ve acquired a highly detailed map of the Ocracoke landing area detailing beach heads, hot spots, fun spots and a swimming pool. 

     The timing of the arrival is officially Friday or Saturday as the fleet crosses the Pamlico Channel, though there will be some advanced parties and reconnoissance and survey sailboats arriving as early as Tuesday. So reach out to bridge command if you are planning to get a head start and we can coordinate various departure dates. 

     S/V Hemispheres will be the flagship sailing vessel of Admiral Nelson, First Lord of the Admiralty who will be leading the advanced party reconnaissance fleet on Monday or Tuesday along with S/V Misto, performing recon and mine sweeping operations around the island ensuring all is good for the main armada to arrive later in the week. Inspections will be conducted prior to the full sailing armada arrival by checking that SmacNally’s has fresh beer and Spanish Mackerel, 1718 Brewery is fully tapped and the Ocracoke Coffee Shop has fresh beans and Zilly’s is ready with a table for Chuck Gordon’s and Lord Nelson’s Grapefruit Shandy. We cannot afford to have any mishaps on this mission, a lot is at stake! Most importantly, the advanced party will have to delve deep inland to ensure that Eduardos is liberated and ready for delivering their world renowned Chorizo Roll Taco (chorizo, egg, cheese, salsa)

     There will be a victory social at the gazebo command post at the Anchorage Marina that Saturday. Planning for a time of 1600 hours (google it) and a followup victory social on Sunday at ~1500 hours to finish the “provisions”. If you don’t know what time that is, just stare at your phone and say, “Hey Siri, when the heck is 1500 hours in normal time?”

    At the end of the second victory social, we will....well....declare victory and a successful mission and commanders return to their vessels to prep for the channel crossing Monday morning, either before or after the first ferry leaves “my” island. Undoubtedly, there will be vessels remaining a day or more or a week even, with the excess of...”my engine won’t start” or “my anchor is stuck, have to wait for it to free itself”. 

     Fair Winds and a successful crossing!


    For updates Subscribe to the Forum:  2024 Memorial Day Cruise Forum

    • BYODC – Bring Your Own Dishes and Cups to events to cut back on trash and be environmentally friendly.
    •  Make sure to fly your BURGEE during the Event!
    • 15 Jun 2024
    • 22 Jun 2024
    • Little Washington, Belhaven, and Beaufort
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    All Hands on Deck!

    Cruise Captains: Sharon, Rob, Liz, Rich

    June feels like a good time to get out and unplug for a bit and the Week-Long North Cruise is a terrific trip for that. This cruise heads up around the Pamlico and Pungo Rivers to visit our favorite places in Little Washington and Belhaven, and then travels down to Beaufort where I for one, plan to enjoy a little time on the beach. 

    From Beaufort, it's an easy trip home or a good place to reprovision and join the Week-Long South Cruise. I'm excited about both cruises!

    The routes and destinations on this cruise have been chosen to provide a relaxed pace, flexibility, and to strike a comfortable balance between time underway and time in interesting ports. I hope to see you all there!

    Your Cruise Captains will set up group text messaging for the cruise participants. It’s a good way to keep in touch with the group and things going on, or to notify folks of hazards in the waterway. 

    Please provide your mobile number(s) at registration if you’d like to be included in the chat.

    What’s the plan so far?

    Day 1 - A night on the hook in Campbell Creek

    Our first night is planned at anchor on the way to Little Washington. The Bay River and Goose Creek offer several protected and serene anchorages, all within a few miles of each other. A couple of days before departure we'll choose the one that best suits the weather. An anchorage filled with NSA boats is a beautiful thing!

    We'll raft a few boats as a hub for our floating social, drop anchors, and call it home for the night.

    For our hungry sailors your Cruise Captains will be dishing up Mojo Cuban roasted pork shoulder, served taco-style with coleslaw. The club will be providing beverages; please be sure to indicate your beverage preference when you register for the Cruise.

    And please bring something yummy to share.

    Day 2 and 3 - Little Washington

    We'll cruise the 35nm or so up the Pamlico to Little Washington where there’s always something going on, and it’s always a short walk from the docks.

    The City Docks, Moss Landing, and Havens Wharf are all a very short walk to everything. Note that the City Docks may not have electricity available at all slips. If you need power, be sure to ask when you make your reservation. 

    Day 4 and 5 - Belhaven

    From Little Washington it's about 42nm to Belhaven's River Forest Manor and Marina. You'll find it immediately on the right just after passing the Belhaven breakwater. This will be our home while we’re in town.

    The Marina restaurant in the Manor is now open, and they will also have their Marina Tiki-Bar in full swing by the time we get there. 

    Belhaven is a great town to explore on foot or in a golf cart.

    Day 6 - South River

    A nice relaxing overnight in one of our go-to anchorages.

    Day 7 and 8 - Beaufort

    Historic Beaufort offers restaurants, music, shopping, and beaches. Our second day in Beaufort is an overlap day between the North and South cruises. Our numbers will swell and with a group like ours, there’ll be much fun to be had! 

    Current at the docks:
    The current in Taylor Creek can be swift and can make docking at Beaufort Docks a challenge. Most prefer to arrive near slack current. At Beaufort Docks this happens about 45 minutes after the tide turns. If you plan accordingly, it's very easy docking.

    Day 9 - Home or South

    Sunday June 23 is the last day of the North cruise. It’s an easy trip home from Beaufort or your jump point to the Week-Long South Cruise. 

    Reminders:

    Reserve your own slips. The Cruise Captains will provide each marina with a rough number of boats for planning purposes, but you must call to make your reservations.

    Bring your own dishware and cups to the social events to help us cut back on the volume of trash we create and haul.

    And don’t forget to fly your NSA burgee!

    For updates Subscribe to the Forum:  2024 Week-Long Cruise <<  NORTH >>

    • 22 Jun 2024
    • 30 Jun 2024
    • Wrightsville Beach
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    Week-long Cruise << SOUTH>>

    Cruise Captains: Christa, David, Bruce, Kay

    Looking for a southbound sailing adventure? June is often great weather for sailing and generally comfortable conditions at anchor.

    Join some NSA friends as we head south on a weeklong adventure towards Wrightsville and Carolina Beaches!

    Participating boats will rendezvous in Beaufort on Saturday, 6/22, meeting up with the weeklong north trip.

    Depending on the conditions, some may wish to head south on the outside. Some may prefer the ICW. It will be an adventure either way.

    We plan to stop in Wrightsville Beach for two nights. Masonboro Inlet has good anchorages (not too close to the bridge) and a marina option. There are also many good restaurants and beaches to explore.

    A fun social is planned for 6/24. More information to follow!

    Then, on 6/26, we will head to beautiful Carolina Beach. Here, you will want to secure a mooring ball with Dockwa, as anchor holding is sketchy.

    On 6/28, we head back up north. Those wishing to go on the ICW can stop at Swansboro. Outsiders can anchor/dock at Masonboro inlet again.

    6/29 - back to Oriental. Or take your time and head back 6/30.


    For updates Subscribe to the Forum:  2024 Week-Long Cruise <<  SOUTH >>

    • BYODC – Bring Your Own Dishes and Cups to events to cut back on trash and be environmentally friendly.
    • RYOS – Reserve Your Own Slip – for cruises with Marinas.  VC of Cruising will send list to Marina, but you are responsible for calling and reserving slip with Marina.
    • Make sure to fly your BURGEE during the Event!
    • 13 Jul 2024
    • 14 Jul 2024
    • Cape Lookout
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    Dog Days Cruise


    Cruise Captains: Tammy, Todd

    After spending the last few weeks trying to come up with the perfect destination for a July trip, we finally settled on Cape Lookout.  We are going to be back there for Labor Day, but can you have too much paradise? 

    It's an easy destination for a two to three-day weekend, and since you don't need a reservation, come when you want. We can keep cool in the water during the day and hope for some summer breezes to cool us at night.

    We’ll have a beach party social on Saturday at two, but you can probably find us hanging out on the beach pretty much all day.

    We have a tradition of toasting the sunset on the beach side at the end of the day. If you haven't experienced it, the sunsets there are spectacular.

    We usually have our social on the sound side close to the beach access path. Look for the NSA flag.

    See you on the beach!
    Todd and Tammy Richards
    S/V Island Girl

    For updates Subscribe to the Forum 2024 Dog Days Cruise

    • BYODC – Bring Your Own Dishes and Cups to events to cut back on trash and be environmentally friendly.
    •  Make sure to fly your BURGEE during the Event!
    • 27 Jul 2024
    • 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM
    • Oriental, NC

    Dinghy Poker Run

    It’s not too early to start thinking about having fun and helping a good cause. 

    For those of you who are new to the Poker Run, here’s how it works: Hands sell for $10@ or$25/3 (including 1 lunch/hand!) at the Tiki Bar at 9:30am and the “run” is from 11am - 1pm.  Players take small boats to 6-7 docks where they draw a card at each dock to fill their hand(s), or you may do land only hands at the Tiki Bar.  Prizes will be awarded for the highest hands. Lunch will be served from 12:30 – whenever.  Live and Silent auctions and 50-50 raffle are held following lunch.

     This is a community event, open to everyone, but staffed primarily by the membership.

    Dinghy Poker Run – VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

    We are also looking for your help before and on the day of the event.

    First, we need items to use for prizes for winning hands and items to use in the silent and live auctions. These can be actual items or gift certificates to specific places or for services or adventures. As you are doing your spring cleaning and have items you no longer need, consider donating those.

    All items & gift certificates must be turned in by Sunday July 23.

    We are in urgent need of volunteers to ask businesses and others with items or services to donate. We have a list of contacts who have donated in the past making this process easier. We also have a formal letter to use when asking folks for donations.

    Advertising – Help now to place flyers around town at businesses, marinas, etc

    Auction items organization – This will take place during the week leading up to the event. Help will be needed to prepare bid sheets, create posters and anything else needed to get the items ready.

    Set up – 0800 July 23. Organize tables for hand & raffle sales & food, place auction items, etc

    Poker hand & raffle ticket sales – starts at 0930. Since we have the option for land hands we will continue selling hands & raffle tickets until ~1315. We need volunteers to cover 0930 – 1130 & 1130 – 1315 time slots.

    Food service – Lunch will be prepared by Roadside Dogs, but help is needed to take up meal tickets, serve drinks, etc.

    Bake cookies – In an effort to keep down costs, we are asking for home baked cookies to use for dessert.

    Hand dealers – These are the folks at each dock who manage the drawing of cards when participants arrive. 2 people are needed for each dock. Land hand dealers also needed.

    Tally hands – Poker hands are collected the as folks come in after the run and when land hands are drawn. Hands need to be ranked to determine the winners. Familiarity with poker hand rankings is preferable.

    Silent auction oversight – Monitor activity at the silent auction, answer questions, etc. We have 2 shifts: 0930 - 1130 & 1130 - ~1315

    Oversight of prizes for winning hands – Help keep prize giving moving.

    Helpers for live auction – Show the item being auctioned. Help auctioneer keep up with bidders and record the winning bidders.

    Silent auction wrap-up – will need to pick up bid sheets when the silent auction closes & record the winners. Will also need to organize the winner cards for easier pick-up by the winners.

    Payment processors – Help with collection of payments for auction items. Familiarity with using Square for credit card transactions will be helpful.

    Clean up – self explanatory! We hope to be finished by 1530

    Contact me to volunteer for any of these positions or any questions you may have. You can also volunteer for “put me where you need me” if you want to help but are flexible as to task.

    More detailed instructions will be provided for each task. Call or text: 919-414-7719 or email: srstephenson1420@gmail.com

    .Contact Karen Kleiner to volunteer to help with collecting auction items or to donate items – 252-659-1920 or kpkleiner@gmail.com

    .We look forward to hearing from you.

    Sharon Stephenson

    S/V Pelikan

    • 3 Aug 2024
    • 4 Aug 2024
    • Dowry Creek

    Lazy Days Cruise

    Cruise Caption Robert, Tracy

    The Lazy Days Cruise will be at Dowry Creek this year! 

    Come join us for fun,  games and relaxation poolside.  Bring your kayak or paddleboard so we can enjoy exploring the marshes around the property.  The social will be held on Saturday afternoon at the pool.

    Looking forward to seeing everyone on the water!

    Tracy Vail and Robert Pugh - Cruise Captains


    For updates Subscribe to the Forum: 2024 Lazy Days Cruise Forum

    • BYODC – Bring Your Own Dishes and Cups to events to cut back on trash and be environmentally friendly.
    •  Make sure to fly your BURGEE during the Event!
    • 31 Aug 2024
    • 2 Sep 2024
    • Cape Lookout

    Labor Day Cruise

    Cruise Captains:  Erik, Jean, Michelle, Glen
    For updates Subscribe to the Forum:  2024 Labor Day Cruise Forum

    • BYODC – Bring Your Own Dishes and Cups to events to cut back on trash and be environmentally friendly.
    •  Make sure to fly your BURGEE during the Event!


    • 28 Sep 2024
    • 29 Sep 2024
    • West Bay

    Fall Cruise

    Cruise Captains: Christa, David

    This might be the magical year to land on the shores of the elusive West Bay.

    If the stars align and the winds are in our favor, we will set our course ENE.

    "Hope springs eternal" is the motto for the 2024 Fall Cruise.

    Just west of Cedar Island, West Bay is approximately 25 miles of sailing from Oriental.

    We've heard tales of a beautiful beach, a perfect place for sailors to gather and celebrate the arrival of autumn. 

    Join us in September as we set our course for this mythical shore.

    For updates Subscribe to the Forum: 2024 Fall Cruise Forum

    • BYODC – Bring Your Own Dishes and Cups to events to cut back on trash and be environmentally friendly.

    •  Make sure to fly your BURGEE during the Event!

    • 26 Oct 2024
    • 27 Oct 2024
    • Beaufort


    Cruise Captains:  TBA

    For updates Subscribe to the Forum: 2024 Halloween Cruise Forum

    • BYODC – Bring Your Own Dishes and Cups to events to cut back on trash and be environmentally friendly.

    • RYOS – Reserve Your Own Slip – for cruises with Marinas.  We will send list to Marina, but you are responsible for calling and reserving slip with Marina... Beaufort Docks - (252) 728-2503

    • Make sure to fly your BURGEE during the Event!
    • 9 Nov 2024
    • 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
    • Stanley Hall, 249 Craven St, New Bern
    • 100

    Celebration of the 2024 season
    (Note the date has changed from Nov 14th to Nov 9th)


Past events

12 Apr 2024 2024 Oriental Boat Show
6 Apr 2024 2024 Spring Cruise
23 Mar 2024 2024 NSA Shrimperoo
2 Mar 2024 NCO Virtual Seminar - Medical Preparedness
24 Feb 2024 NCO Virtual Seminar - Docking Your Boat
17 Feb 2024 NCO Virtual Seminar - Auxiliary Systems
10 Feb 2024 NCO Virtual Seminar - How to Tie Up your Boat
3 Feb 2024 NCO Virtual Seminar - Diesel Engine Maintenance
11 Nov 2023 2023 Commodore's Ball
27 Oct 2023 2023 Halloween Cruise
14 Oct 2023 The Oriental Cup Regatta
30 Sep 2023 2023 Fall Cruise
9 Sep 2023 50th Anniversary Celebration
1 Sep 2023 2023 Labor Day Cruise
4 Aug 2023 2023 Lazy Days Cruise
29 Jul 2023 2023 Dinghy Poker Run
14 Jul 2023 2023 Dog Days Cruise
17 Jun 2023 2023 Week-long Cruise
27 May 2023 2023 Memorial Day Cruise
24 Apr 2023 2023 Chesapeake Cruise (Month Long)
14 Apr 2023 2023 Oriental Boat Show
7 Apr 2023 2023 Easter Cruise - Cancelled
25 Mar 2023 2023 NSA Shrimperoo
11 Mar 2023 NCO Virtual Seminar - Sailing Clubs of Oriental
4 Mar 2023 NCO Virtual Seminar - Global Solo Challenge
25 Feb 2023 NCO Virtual Seminar - Auxiliary Systems
18 Feb 2023 NCO Virtual Seminar - Crew Overboard
11 Feb 2023 NCO Virtual Seminar - Diesel Engine Maintenance
4 Feb 2023 NCO Virtual Seminar - Docking
12 Nov 2022 2022 Commodore's Ball
21 Oct 2022 2022 Halloween Cruise
14 Oct 2022 The Oriental Cup Regatta
8 Oct 2022 2022 Fall Cruise
2 Sep 2022 2022 Labor Day Cruise
5 Aug 2022 2022 Lazy Days Cruise
23 Jul 2022 2022 Dinghy Poker Run
15 Jul 2022 2022 Dog Days Cruise
18 Jun 2022 2022 Week-long Cruise
18 Jun 2022 SCOO Summer Solstice Regatta
27 May 2022 2022 Memorial Day Cruise
23 Apr 2022 Chesapeake Cruise (Month Long)
15 Apr 2022 2022 Easter Cruise
9 Apr 2022 2022 New Member Social
8 Apr 2022 2022 Oriental Boat Show
2 Apr 2022 2022 Anniversary Race
26 Mar 2022 2022 NSA Shrimperoo
19 Mar 2022 Virtual Winter Seminar Series - RACE MANAGEMENT
12 Mar 2022 Virtual Winter Seminar Series - Sail Trim
26 Feb 2022 Virtual Winter Seminar Series - Auxiliary Systems
19 Feb 2022 2022 NSA Oyster Roast
19 Feb 2022 Virtual Winter Seminar Series - Docking
12 Feb 2022 Virtual Winter Seminar Series - Maintenance & Engine Prep
5 Feb 2022 Virtual Winter Seminar Series - Anchoring
13 Nov 2021 2021 Commodore's Ball
13 Nov 2021 NSA Annual Members Meeting
30 Oct 2021 Halloween Cruise
2 Oct 2021 Fall Cruise
11 Sep 2021 NSA Shrimperoo -- CANCELLED
4 Sep 2021 Labor Day Cruise
21 Aug 2021 2021 New Member Social
7 Aug 2021 Lazy Days Cruise
24 Jul 2021 2021 Dinghy Poker Run
16 Jul 2021 Dog Days Cruise
29 May 2021 Memorial Day Cruise
1 May 2021 Chesapeake Cruise
10 Apr 2021 Virtual Winter Seminar Series - Auxiliary Systems
3 Apr 2021 Easter (Spring) Cruise
3 Apr 2021 Virtual Winter Seminar Series - Navigation Rules
27 Mar 2021 NSA Oyster Roast
27 Mar 2021 Virtual Winter Seminar Series - Spring Maintenance
20 Mar 2021 Virtual Winter Seminar Series - Crew Overboard
1 Jan 2021 2021 Instead of Football Regatta
14 Nov 2020 2020 Commodore's "Masquerade" Ball
31 Oct 2020 Halloween Cruise
10 Oct 2020 Fall Cruise
17 Sep 2020 2020 SCOO Regretta Regatta
4 Sep 2020 Labor Day Cruise
1 Aug 2020 Lazy Days Cruise
10 Jul 2020 Dog Days Cruise
13 Jun 2020 Week-long Cruise
30 May 2020 NCO "Round the Buoys" Regatta
23 May 2020 Memorial Day Cruise
6 May 2020 2020 Hope Regala (Virtual)
14 Apr 2020 NCO Social Distancing Regatta
21 Mar 2020 Seminar – Art of Varnishing (Canceled due to COVID-19)
14 Mar 2020 First Aid Onboard - CANCELLED!
7 Mar 2020 NOAA (discussion on weather)
29 Feb 2020 AC/Refrigeration
22 Feb 2020 Navigating Local Waters
15 Feb 2020 Sail Trim
8 Feb 2020 Diesel Maintenance
25 Jan 2020 Risk Management Onboard
18 Jan 2020 No GPS! Now what!!!!???!!
11 Jan 2020 Sailing and on Water Opportunities in Oriental
9 Nov 2019 2019 Commodore's Ball
9 Nov 2019 Annual Membership Meeting
26 Oct 2019 2019 Halloween Cruise
12 Oct 2019 2019 Fall Cruise
13 Sep 2019 Oriental Cup Regatta
10 Sep 2019 A Celebration of Life will be held for Bill Porter
31 Aug 2019 2019 Labor Day Cruise
10 Aug 2019 2019 Lazy Days Cruise
27 Jul 2019 2019 Dinghy Poker Run
4 Jul 2019 2019 Dog Days Cruise
15 Jun 2019 2019 Week Long Cruise - North
15 Jun 2019 2019 Week Long Cruise - South
7 Jun 2019 2019 Hope Regala
25 May 2019 2019 Memorial Day Cruise
20 Apr 2019 2019 Easter Cruise
13 Apr 2019 2019 Vessel Safety Examinations
12 Apr 2019 2019 Oriental Boat Show
23 Mar 2019 NOAA NWS Weather Forecasting
16 Mar 2019 USCG Inspections/Safety At Sea
9 Mar 2019 Docking in Wind - CANCELED
2 Mar 2019 Race Management
23 Feb 2019 12 Volt systems
16 Feb 2019 Risk Management
9 Feb 2019 CPR and First Aid
2 Feb 2019 Marine Electronics Maintenance
26 Jan 2019 Diesel Engines
19 Jan 2019 Navigation Refresher and Map Updates
12 Jan 2019 Splicing and Rigging/Furlers
1 Dec 2018 Photo Contest
10 Nov 2018 2018 Commodore's Ball
10 Nov 2018 2018 Annual Membership Meeting
27 Oct 2018 2018 Halloween Cruise
13 Oct 2018 2018 Fall Cruise Canceled
21 Sep 2018 2018 Harborfest - Canceled
1 Sep 2018 2018 Labor Day Cruise
18 Aug 2018 2018 Lazy Days Cruise
28 Jul 2018 2018 Dinghy Poker Run
14 Jul 2018 Nautical Co-op of Oriental (NCO)
14 Jul 2018 Pursuit Race Series
6 Jul 2018 2018 Dog Days Cruise
16 Jun 2018 2018 Week Long Cruise
8 Jun 2018 2018 Hope Regala
26 May 2018 2018 Memorial Day Cruise
5 May 2018 2018 Anniversary Race
28 Apr 2018 Spring Cruise
13 Apr 2018 2018 Oriental Boat Show
31 Mar 2018 SailPack Regatta
24 Mar 2018 Introduction to Race Management
24 Mar 2018 Vessel Safety Examinations
17 Mar 2018 2018 Shrimperoo
17 Mar 2018 Diesel Engine Maintenance
10 Mar 2018 Vessel Surveys/Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
3 Mar 2018 Chartering in the Caribbean
3 Mar 2018 BSC and NYRA Rules Seminar
24 Feb 2018 2018 Oyster Roast
24 Feb 2018 NOAA NWS Weather Forecasting
17 Feb 2018 Oriental - Sailing Capital of North Carolina
10 Feb 2018 Navigation Rules Refresher
1 Jan 2018 Instead of Football Regatta
9 Dec 2017 Christmas Flotilla
8 Dec 2017 Spirit of Christmas
11 Nov 2017 2017 Commodore's Ball
11 Nov 2017 2017 Annual Membership Meeting
28 Oct 2017 2017 Halloween Cruise
21 Oct 2017 NSA Seminar Series: Sailing in the World ARC (Round the World Rally)
14 Oct 2017 2017 Fall Cruise
5 Oct 2017 Annapolis Boat Show
30 Sep 2017 Seminar: All About Open CPN Chart Plotter Navigation
23 Sep 2017 2017 Harborfest
15 Sep 2017 2017 Oriental Regatta
9 Sep 2017 NSA Seminar Series: All about Batteries and charging systems
2 Sep 2017 2017 Labor Day Cruise
19 Aug 2017 2017 Lazy Days Cruise
5 Aug 2017 NSA Seminar Series: Emergency Signaling Devices
29 Jul 2017 NSA Seminar Series: Cruising the Bahamas
22 Jul 2017 2017 Dinghy Poker Run
9 Jul 2017 2017 Week-Long Cruise II (Ocean)
8 Jul 2017 2017 Dog Days Cruise
17 Jun 2017 Week Long Cruise 1
27 May 2017 Memorial Day Cruise
20 May 2017 NSA Cruising Primer
6 May 2017 NSA Seminar Series: Our sail to Cuba, the forbidden paradise
6 May 2017 2017 Anniversary Race
21 Apr 2017 2017 Oriental Boat Show
15 Apr 2017 Easter Cruise
8 Apr 2017 Sail Trim Seminar
25 Mar 2017 Man Overboard Seminar
18 Mar 2017 Shrimperoo

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