Maritime History
Good Jibes #187: Steve Paljieg on the Newport Beach Wooden Boat Festival
This week we chat with Newport Beach Wooden Boat Festival co-chair Steve Paljieg about the festival taking place on June 13-14.
Sign Up for the Great Vallejo Race
The Great Vallejo Race celebrates 125 years.
Good Jibes #186: Jennifer Keil on Documenting Your Family Sailing History
In this episode of 'Good Jibes,' host Ryan Foland chats with Jennifer Keil, archivist and the co-founder of '70 Degrees.'
Hawley, Schumacher, and Reichel Inducted Into NSHOF Class of 2025
Chuck Hawley, Carl Schumacher and John Reichel will be inducted into the National Sailing Hall of Fame in September.
A Sausalito Sailor’s World Cruise Aboard ‘Nereus’
"Nothing is original." That's what Dad told the family when he shared his dream to sail around the world.
Good Jibes #185: Holden Nash and Roberto Smith on Treasure Hunting
In this week's 'Good Jibes' we chat with Holden Nash and Roberto Smith about shipwrecks and treasure hunting.
Salty Reflections: A Good Old Yacht Harbor
A marina's personality, like any neighborhood's, will change to reflect the times and the current cast of characters who occupy it.
Tour the Restored, Historic ‘Western Flyer’ in San Diego
The Maritime Museum of San Diego is welcoming visitors to tour the restored 'Western Flyer' on Wednesday, March 26, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
America’s Schooner Cup to Grace the Waters of San Diego
On April 5, 2025, 12 schooners are expected to start the 37th running of the America’s Schooner Cup Charity Regatta on San Diego Bay.
Vince Casalaina Video of Beau Vrolyk and David Crosby’s Former Schooner ‘Mayan’
The Alden schooner 'Mayan' remains one of the West's best connections to the age of wooden ships.
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