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Alameda Sailing Extravaganza

By Christine Weaver | May 13, 2016 | Alameda, CA |
Some of the next generation of Bay sailors are getting their start here. Alameda Community Sailing Center’s junior Opti sailors launch off the Alameda Point Shoreline.

© 2016 Alameda Community Sailing Center

Alameda Community Sailing Center invites members of the public to their Sailing Extravaganza on Saturday, May 21. "This event is open to the community, and we hope to provide a sailing experience for all," writes Victoria Anweiler, ACSC’s program director.

ACSC kids have fun learning to recover from a capsize.

© ACSC

As a collaboration with National Safe Boating Week, ACSC will take community members sailing and host a potluck BBQ and open house to promote the nonprofit sailing center. "We’ll show you some tips and tricks on how to stay safe on the water, and we’ll have a PFD giveaway," said Anweiler.

Lunch at ACSC’s shoreside facility.

© ACSC

The potluck BBQ will begin at 12:30 p.m., and ACSC will provide hot dogs and hamburgers. Visitors should bring a side dish or dessert to share and bring their own drinks. "If you would like to try sailing please bring: water shoes, warm non-cotton layers and a dry change of clothes," advises Anweiler. "Be prepared to get wet. We will provide PFDs, boats and on-water assistance. We cannot guarantee everyone will get on the water due to space, but we will try our best."

Go to www.sailalameda.org to learn more about ACSC.

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