Commentary
Tule Reeds and Boating — Exploring California’s Indigenous Roots
Local youth Chaan-hee Mata-Lee shares her experience of Tule Day on Alcatraz, exploring and learning about the Indigenous traditions of using tule reeds to create homes, baskets, nets, and boats.
Got a Date? We Want To Share It With Our Community
Have you got a date in the month of March? Let other sailors know in our monthly calendar.
Golden Tickets Return To Surprise Latitude 38 Readers
What a great way to start the year! Two of our readers have found the elusive Golden Ticket in their copies of Latitude 38 sailing magazine.
Is the America’s Cup Being Run Illegally?
Local sailor and America's Cup competitor and challenger John Sweeney challenges the legality of the current America's Cup format.
Caption Contest(!)
This month's image is brought to you by the Flat Earth Society.
Good Jibes #229: Barry and Samantha Spanier on Fulfilling a Lifelong Sailing Passion, With Host Monica Grant, Part 2
Tune in to Part Two of our chat with Bay Area sailors Barry and Samantha Spanier about sailing and sailmaking and the scow-bow 'Rosie G'.
The Times They Are A-Changin’
Latitude 38 is looking for your support to help continue serving the West Coast sailing community.
Who Are the First To Sign Up for Baja Ha-Ha XXXII?
Registration for the 32nd annual Baja Ha-Ha Cruisers Rally to Mexico opened last Friday, January 30, and five paid entries are already on the list.
Farallon Electronics Embraces Sailing With a New Mural
It's easier for all to connect with the inherent beauty of sailing when you bring it ashore.
Latitude 38 February Issue Out Today
Welcome to the February issue of Latitude 38 where we share all things sailing from day trips to reed boats on the Pacific to racing.
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