This Week

This is the Last Nor'easter, do you think . . .
NO MORE ICE,  NO MORE SNOW,  –  OK – almost time to SAIL! 

Affirmative!  Edgewood Sailing School adults and youth are finished with storms. We are looking ahead impatiently for warm weather. Meanwhile, it is time to make plans to take full advantage of early class-selection for summer sailing. 

This year Edgewood keelboats have some new masts, new sails (kept under wraps until now from 2017), and at least 25 pounds less bottom paint. We're trying extending some picnic sails into 2-day picnic sail adventures. We've added three Friday-night socials. In the pre-season, there are exciting March-April land classes including Navigation Basics and the new Marine Electrical Systems four-night workshop ("the basics at 12 volts").

ADULT REGISTRATIONS ARE OPEN  
On the land and on the water . . .
Adult summer program has boundless options to build your skills and to fit your schedule:

Sailing Basics – adult sailor's first visit to Edgewood
Beginning Sailing (Level 1)
Beginning Sailing for Women (Level 1)
Harbor Sailing (Level 2)
Alumni Refresher (brushing up, at any level)
Intermediate Boat Handling (Level 3 sailing in adverse conditions)
Sailing for Practice & Fun (sailing on your own, just for fun)
Narragansett Bay Sail (1-afternoon sailing picnic)
Greenwich Bay Sail (2-day adventure)
One-Design Racing (go fast in a Rhodes19)
Spinnakers
Navigation Basics (we start from right here)
Marine Electrical Systems (12v workshop)

Special Club Open House tours  . . .
For fun this weekend, we've all been invited to  the Edgewood Yacht Club "preview" on Sunday, March 11, 1-3pm.  See people you've not seen in a while. Safe guided tours all around inside Edgewood's new club house building.

Keeping in touch . . .
For answers & suggestions [contact us]
For Adult Registrations [adult info]
For Youth Registrations [youth info]
For the Rick MacNeil Youth Scholarship Fund [application]