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It’s Show Time — Sausalito Boat Show Opens Today

We’re at the show! Come see us at Booth #203 and stop for a chat with the Latitude 38 crew and other local sailors who like to hang out with us. Oh, and you can save $5 on admission with code L38. Get your tickets here.

Gerry, Maddy and John have been setting up our booth this morning. Stop in, say hi, and grab a copy of the latest issue.
© 2026 Latitude 38 Media LLC / John

The fourth annual Sausalito Boat Show opened today, with the official ribbon cutting at the main entrance at 10:30. And at 11:30, the Mayor’s Cup Model Boat Regatta was raced at The Point.

Fur sure, the Sausalito Boat Show is now open! Sausalito’s vice mayor Melissa Blaustein (left) and Mayor Steven Woodside and his wife Lucinda Eubanks, watch as KPIX sportscaster Vern Glenn cuts the line. Nadine from Helmut’s Marine took the bitter end while Furry, the show mascot, officiated the proceedings.”
© 2026 Latitude 38 Media LLC / John

There’s plenty happening throughout the day at the show.

The Svendsen’s Bay Marine Education Tent will be a hive of activity with an International Ocean Film Festival screening at 1 p.m., followed by the Electric Boating Panel at 3 p.m., and at 5 p.m. the Marine Mammal Center will host “Tales of Urban Whales.” (IOFF films include include Juan Fernández UNOC Announcement by Andy Mann, Bottle Cap by Marie Hyon and Marco Spier, Sequoias of the Sea by Natasha Benjamin and Ana Blanco, The Granny Grommets by Leah Rustomjee, My Journey Across the Ocean by Madeleine Kelly Toomey, and Seagrass for Sea Change by Whitney Beer-Kerr.)

There’s a lot more happening throughout day — check out the Electric Boating Experience from 11 a.m.–5 p.m. and BAE Boats in the New Yacht Gallery, visit the PICYA Clubhouse aboard Ciamar, explore the marine exhibitors, technology, art and artisans, and of course, there’s a harbor full of boats to explore.

Remember to head over to Basin 1 for Helmut Marine’s Waves of Opportunity Happy Hour from 6-8 p.m. The evening is created to raise funds for getting kids from the San Rafael Canal community out on the water, support the charter captains who make it possible, and bring the waterfront together for an evening that does some good.

 

 

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