The Boat School FIVE12 SB2PT Raid
Five miles in twelve hours
South Bay to Port Townsend
What better way to warm up for the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival than sailing, rowing, paddling, floating, or drifting with the Boat School’s fleet that will be on display at the festival.
Join us.
Learn more at www.boatschoolraid.com
Join fellow Boat School alums and current and incoming students in kicking off the 43rd Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival Thursday, Sept. 5th from 5-8 PM at the festival bar just waterside of Doc’s Marina Grill.
This is a great time to talk shop, boats, tools, reconnect with classmates, and share your favorite Boat School memories. Beer token for alums/students/incoming students! Friends and family welcome.
Details:
Where? Festival Bar @ Point Hudson Marina (diagonal to Doc’s Marina Grill)
103 Hudson St. Port Townsend, WA
When? Thursday, Sept. 5th 5-8 PM
Cost? FREE
Join the Boat School and thousands of other boater’s in celebrating the world of wooden boats!
It’s time to celebrate everything wooden boats at the 43rd Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival. Stop by the Boat School’s booth to learn about the school and our new Marine Systems Diploma Program, take in a demo by one of our instructors at the boatbuilding stage, or tour a Boat School boat at the dock.
See firsthand our tradition of craftsmanship and exciting growth and changes at the School. All tours are located at the Port Hadlock Heritage Campus.
See firsthand our tradition of craftsmanship and exciting growth and changes at the School. All tours are located at the Port Hadlock Heritage Campus.
See firsthand our tradition of craftsmanship and exciting growth and changes at the School. All tours are located at the Port Hadlock Heritage Campus.
Students will be introduced to hazards related to working with electrical systems aboard vessels and will learn common industry best practices for identifying components of electrical systems. Students will learn to use meters to test marine electrical systems and will design, build, and test real-world electrical systems, including both DC and AC components. Students will learn about shore power components and real-life safety issues.
Learn more at www.nwswb.edu/electricalintensive
