Posts Tagged ‘Master Mariners Benevolent Association’
Master Mariners 2026 — Clash d’Elegance
The annual Master Mariners Regatta represents the fun, color, spectacle and history of sailing on San Francisco Bay.
Against the Grain: The Master Mariners Wooden Boat Show
The Master Mariners Wooden Boat Show is a well-polished exhibition of some of the most beautiful boats on the Bay.
Two West Coast Wooden Boat Shows This Weekend
Start your summer of sailing with the look, smell and feel of classic wooden boats.
Randall von Wedel Visits ‘Pursuit’ and Announces Master Mariners Wooden Boat Show
An update on the restoration of the late Ron MacCannan's 82-ft M-Class sloop 'Pursuit' in France.
Wooden Boat Show Organizer Randall von Wedel Finds ‘Grisette’ in Europe
An update on 'Grisette', a former Bay Area classic now being restored in Europe.
Phil Mills Sails His Arch Davis-Designed Dinghy Home
Father and son small-boat adventures on San Francisco Bay. What's your favorite one-design sailing dinghy?
Judges Keep Busy at Master Mariners Wooden Boat Show
Three Bay Area sailors had the honor of walking the docks, taking photos, chatting with owners and crew, and making check marks on their detailed score sheets.
Master Mariners Toast the Past — and Prepare for the Start Line
The Master Mariners Benevolent Association gathered last Friday to honor the individuals and organizations supporting traditional sailing on San Francisco Bay.
‘Briar Rose’ and the Brown Pelican — A True Story
A large brown pelican dropped in on Jack Sloane's Tahiti Ketch 'Briar Rose' as he and crew Richard vonEhrenkrook were sailing from Bodega Bay to San Francisco Bay for the Master Mariners Regatta.
‘Random’ — The Boat Sailed by the Godfather of Richmond Yacht Club
Known as Richmond Yacht Club's flagship vessel 'Random's keel was laid at the Nunes Brothers yard in Sausalito, in 1949.
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