Events

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Cost: $25 per person

Friday
6PM BYOB Welcome at the Clubhouse. Bring a 70's theme appetizer to share and pick up your SWAG BAGS. Dinner on your own.

Saturday
8 AM - Breakfast
9 AM - 5PM On your own downtown. Join the PYC Scavenger Hunt in the afternoon.
5 PM - Happy Hour - Dress up 70's style - Trivia - Prizes
6 PM - 7:30 PM - Appetizers and Dinner
7:30 - Boogie to popular 70's tunes

Sunday
10:30 AM Clean up - Coffee and pastries provided

Registration is now closed. To check if you are registered, click here.

If you have questions, please contact the Cruise Hosts Becky Marshall and P/C Lisa Conrad.

Cancellation Reimbursement Policy: All cruise budgets are set depending on registration. Please let the cruise lead *and* the Fleet Captain know of your cancellation at least 7 days prior to the cruise start date. Reimbursement decisions for cancellations made within 7 days of the cruise will be reviewed by the Fleet Captain on a case by case basis.

Fleet Captain(s) John and Brandi Hunt FleetCaptain@poulsboyc.org

In Person at the Club!

Whether you’re planning a circumnavigation of Vancouver Island or a two-week trip to Barkley Sound, this seminar will show you how to meet the challenges of wind, waves, fog and rocks in order to fully enjoy the region’s intriguing history, people, and scenery.

Our presenter is PYC member Elsie Hulsizer, the author of “Voyages to Windward: Sailing Adventures on the West Coast of Vancouver Island” and “Glaciers, Bears and Totems: Sailing in Search of the Real Southeast Alaska.” She and her husband Steve Hulsizer have cruised extensively in Northwest Waters including 7 trips to SE Alaska, two trips to Haida Gwaii and 20+ trips to the West Coast of Vancouver Island. In 1978, they sailed from Boston to Seattle via the Panama Canal and Hawaii in a 32ft Chesapeake 32 sloop. Elsie has a master’s degree in oceanography and a certificate in fine art photography. She is a member of the Board of Trustees for Seattle's Center for Wooden Boats.

6:00 - 7:00 Social Hour
7:00 - 8:00 Presentatiaon

Women's Interclub Council (WIC) consists of members from the Grand 14 yacht clubs in the Puget Sound area. The member clubs rotate hosting a luncheon every month. Learn more about WIC.

This month the luncheon is at Queen City Yacht Club (Seattle). The speaker will be David Williams, naturalist and author, who tells the stories of human and natural history in, on and around Puget Sound. He weaves together a mix of science and history that describes how our waters and geography shaped Puget Sound’s development. He makes clear the complexity of the Sound and the humans that speaks to the relationship between the waters and the people, pointing to a way forward. Mr. Williams will have books for sale.

Luncheon Menu: Asian Chicken Salad, Fruit, Siu Bao (steamed buns) and Tiramisu

The fee is $20 per ticket. Carpools will be arranged. Dress is luncheon attire; slacks or dresses are welcome.

REGISTER HERE - Please register by end of day Friday, February 10.

Questions?  Call Lois Watford, PYC WIC Rep, at 206-992-4746

Poulsbo Yacht Club General Meeting 4th Wednesday of each month (some Holiday adjustments)

Schedule:  6pm SOCIAL HOUR with BAR OPEN
                   7pm POTLUCK DINNER | please bring a side dish/salad to share.  The club will provide bread and dessert
                   8pm MEETING START

Volunteers Needed ↣ list coming soon

AGENDA

Flag Officer Report
- Call to Order
- Pledge of Allegiance
- Secretary's Report (Randy Onders)
- Treasure's Report (Todd Smith)
- Fleet Captain Report (John Hunt)
- Rear Commodore Report (Peggy Sue Drury)
- Vice Commodore Report (Nick Valladarez)
- Commodore Report (Mark Owen)

Committee Reports
- Membership (Robbie Larson)
- Additional Commitee Reports as required

MMA Report (P/C Marc Myers)

Business

Adjourn

Please Note: This cruise is at the Port of Bremerton Marina. It was originally advertised as the Bremerton Yacht Club.

Catalina Wine Mixer

Cost: $25 per person (Covers: Saturday Breakfast, Saturday Night Wine/Beer Tasting, Dinner and Music, Sunday Coffee & Pastries)

Friday
6 PM: BYOB Welcome at the Docks. Bring a Charcuterie Board theme appetizer to share. Dinner on your own.

Saturday
8 AM: Breakfast on the Dock
10 AM: USS Tuner Joy Battleship Tour (Cost TBD)
12 PM: Lunch on your own
2 PM: RC Boat Races in the Marina
5 PM: Wine and Beer Tasting (Area TBD)
6 PM - 7:30 PM: BBQ Buffet Style Dinner on the Dock
7:30: Music on the Dock

Sunday
9 AM: Clean up - Coffee and pastries provided

REGISTER HERE

RESERVE A SLIP HERE - please let the Bremerton Marina know that you are a PYC member

If you have any questions, please contact Todd Smith.

Cancellation Reimbursement Policy: All cruise budgets are set depending on registration. Please let the cruise lead *and* the Fleet Captain know of your cancellation at least 7 days prior to the cruise start date. Reimbursement decisions for cancellations made within 7 days of the cruise will be reviewed by the Fleet Captain on a case by case basis.

Fleet Captain(s) John and Brandi Hunt FleetCaptain@poulsboyc.org
 

Tracie Merrill from the Whale Museum to do an online program on the natural history of pinnipeds and cetaceans and best boating practices around them.

Zoom details TBD.

New Member Orientation

Calling all New Members!  Join us to ask question, test your knowledge, and meet other members. There is a lot going on at PYC, and we want to help our newer members get the most of their membership. This is going to include a fun game to test your knowledge of the Club, referencing information contained in your New Member Handbook.  Bring a sharable snack, and stay for the T.G.I.F. and bar open after the meeting.

Friday, March 10^th at  5:30 PM

Details coming soon.
 

Details TBD. We have a chef!  Still looking for a chairperson 😊. Contact the Vice Commodore if you are interested

Poulsbo Yacht Club General Meeting 4th Wednesday of each month (some Holiday adjustments)

Schedule:  6pm SOCIAL HOUR with BAR OPEN
                   7pm POTLUCK DINNER | please bring a side dish/salad to share.  The club will provide bread and dessert
                   8pm MEETING START

Volunteers Needed ↣ list coming soon

AGENDA

Flag Officer Report
- Call to Order
- Pledge of Allegiance
- Secretary's Report (Randy Onders)
- Treasure's Report (Todd Smith)
- Fleet Captain Report (John Hunt)
- Rear Commodore Report (Peggy Sue Drury)
- Vice Commodore Report (Nick Valladarez)
- Commodore Report (Mark Owen)

Committee Reports
- Membership (Robbie Larson)
- Additional Commitee Reports as required

MMA Report (P/C Marc Myers)

Business

Adjourn

Moorage and Event Details TBD
Fleet Captain(s) John and Brandi Hunt FleetCaptain@poulsboyc.org
 

Details coming soon.
 

Join your fellow PYC members for a weekend full of fun and activities at the Tacoma Yacht Club's annual Daffodil Festival. Cheer on our trivia team and parade entry!

Events

REGISTER HERE with PYC to participate. You do not need to bring your boat to participate.

Friday

• TBD - we may do PYC appetizers at the boats but there is also a TYC beer and appetizer buffet (2:00-4:00 PM)
• Dinner at Tacoma Yacht Club (TYC) and Yellowstone Theme Dance at the club 🎶

Saturday

• Breakfast: at the club, on your boat, in the town!
• Morning: Want to help decorate the PYC parade boat?  Tour Tacoma?  Relax?
• Afternoon: 'THE TOKEN PARADE' at 1:30pm. This is a pretty crazy tradition.  We will have a team of 5 club members who will be dressed up to parade around the Tacoma Yacht Club facility, then go inside and compete in a Jeopardy style trivia contest to win judges points that add to our overall weekend competition among the many Yacht Club contestants.  Not in that 5?  No worries as we need a HUGE fan club to get them ready, cheer them on, then we also go inside to watch the trivia contest and cheer crazy loud for our PYC contingent.  Come cheer on the PYC contingent in a crazy walking (not boat) parade up around the Yacht Club
• Evening: Dinner - TBD We may organize a club potluck dinner or there is also a buffet dinner at TYC.
• Live Band! - Head back to TYC for a live band and dancing Sat night 🎶

Sunday

• Meals OYO or at the TYC
• Flag Ceremony Starts at 10am at the TYC waterside.  30 minute solemn ceremony.  
• Boat Parade! Parade Begins at 11:30AM
• Depart Tacoma late afternoon: Boats are most often unable to leave until after the full parade due to the moorage conditions.

Moorage

REGISTER HERE with TYC if you want to moor for the weekend. Moorage fills up fast so register by March 1st. Moorage registration is first come, first served and closes on March 20th.
 
The basin crew will be ready to welcome visiting boaters beginning at noon on Thursday, April 13th.  If you are coming by boat, TYC will find moorage for you; however, they cannot always guarantee power, and the use of diesel generators is not permitted if they pose a carbon monoxide health risk to others.  Also, we cannot guarantee that you will have pet friendly access to shore so bringing pets to Daffodil is
discouraged. If you do bring pets, please be responsible in handling and cleanup. Please keep pets on a leash at all times.

Tacoma Yacht Club Daffodil Festival web page

TYC General Information

General Information from TYC website

1. All vessels must complete a Boat Registration form online (and pay $25 non-refundable registration fee with credit card). We cannot accommodate boats over 65’ in length. One person from each club needs to complete the Club Registration.
2. Motor home parking will be available. ADVANCE RESERVATION IS REQUIRED as space is limited. Please fill out the RV Registration form online (and pay $25 non-refundable registration fee).
3. Registration for boats and RVs must be completed by March 20, 2023, or until we reach our limit.
4. All Daffodil information and registration forms are available online. Go to: https://www.tacomayachtclub.org/Daffodil.
5. Permission must be obtained to enter or move vessels within the basin. Call Basin Control on VHF channel 69 for clearance and assistance. Also, obtain clearance from Basin Control to exit for the parade or depart for your homeport. Boats can start arriving beginning at noon on Thursday, April 13 th
6. Dinner reservations are requested for Thursday evening. Dinner will be a limited menu. Please call 253-752-3555.
7. In accordance with the Tacoma Fire Marshal there will be ABSOLUTELY NO open fires or barbeques on Tacoma Yacht Club premises, including the basin and parking lot.
8. Avoid use of basin power for heating. The basin power grid will be operating at maximum load without heat. Use of generators for heating is not permitted as it poses a carbon monoxide risk to others. Please do not unplug any power cords that are plugged in when you arrive. WE CANNOT GUARANTEE YOU WILL HAVE ACCESS TO POWER.
9. Please exercise care in transiting TYC member boathouses.
10. Due to difficult moorage arrangements and lack of shore side facilities, bringing pets to Daffodil is discouraged. If you do bring pets, please be responsible in handling and cleanup. Please keep pets on a leash at all times.

Program topic to be announced soon

Poulsbo Yacht Club General Meeting 4th Wednesday of each month (some Holiday adjustments)

Schedule:  6pm SOCIAL HOUR with BAR OPEN
                   7pm POTLUCK DINNER | please bring a side dish/salad to share.  The club will provide bread and dessert
                   8pm MEETING START

Volunteers Needed ↣ list coming soon

AGENDA

Flag Officer Report
- Call to Order
- Pledge of Allegiance
- Secretary's Report (Randy Onders)
- Treasure's Report (Todd Smith)
- Fleet Captain Report (John Hunt)
- Rear Commodore Report (Peggy Sue Drury)
- Vice Commodore Report (Nick Valladarez)
- Commodore Report (Mark Owen)

Committee Reports
- Membership (Robbie Larson)
- Additional Commitee Reports as required

MMA Report (P/C Marc Myers)

Business

Adjourn

Details coming soon.
 

Program topic to be announced soon

PYC participates in the town parade!  Details TBD

Poulsbo Yacht Club General Meeting 4th Wednesday of each month (some Holiday adjustments)

Schedule:  6pm SOCIAL HOUR with BAR OPEN
                   7pm POTLUCK DINNER | please bring a side dish/salad to share.  The club will provide bread and dessert
                   8pm MEETING START

Volunteers Needed ↣ list coming soon

AGENDA

Flag Officer Report
- Call to Order
- Pledge of Allegiance
- Secretary's Report (Randy Onders)
- Treasure's Report (Todd Smith)
- Fleet Captain Report (John Hunt)
- Rear Commodore Report (Peggy Sue Drury)
- Vice Commodore Report (Nick Valladarez)
- Commodore Report (Mark Owen)

Committee Reports
- Membership (Robbie Larson)
- Additional Commitee Reports as required

MMA Report (P/C Marc Myers)

Business

Adjourn

Moorage and Event Details TBD
Fleet Captain(s) John and Brandi Hunt FleetCaptain@poulsboyc.org
 

Clubhouse closed for Change of Watch decorating in the morning and rehearsal in the evening.

PYC Change of Watch ceremony - Let's welcome our new Officers and Trustees to the PYC Leadership Team.  Come join in the celebration 🥂   DETAILS COMING

Junior Sailing Summer Camp - Week 1 - Learn to Sail

For more information and registration click here.

Since 1999 the Poulsbo Yacht Club has been offering its highly acclaimed sail camps, getting youth out in the great outdoors to learn the joys of sailing on Liberty Bay!

Our "Learn to Sail" classes introduce basic sailing skills such as sail terminology, boat rigging, water safety, and knot tying.  The advanced "Double-handed Sailing" and "Adventure Sailing" classes are designed for older youth which builds on the beginner course’s foundation.

In addition to learning sailing skills, our US Sailing Association Certified Instructors utilize individual and team activities to enhance the sail camp experience.

All New Sail Boats!
We have a brand-new fleet of RS Tera dinghies. The RS Tera is a “21st century single-hander that looks cool and makes sailing addictive…. It’s packed with features that make sailing safe and easy. It comes up dry from a capsize. It’s quick and simple to rig by youngsters – the emphasis is on fun afloat while building incredible sailing experiences.” For more details see our "Courses" page.

Poulsbo Yacht Club General Meeting 4th Wednesday of each month (some Holiday adjustments)

Schedule:  6pm SOCIAL HOUR with BAR OPEN
                   7pm POTLUCK DINNER | please bring a side dish/salad to share.  The club will provide bread and dessert
                   8pm MEETING START

Volunteers Needed ↣ list coming soon

Junior Sailing Summer Camp - Week 2 - Learn to Sail

For more information and registration click here.

Since 1999 the Poulsbo Yacht Club has been offering its highly acclaimed sail camps, getting youth out in the great outdoors to learn the joys of sailing on Liberty Bay!

Our "Learn to Sail" classes introduce basic sailing skills such as sail terminology, boat rigging, water safety, and knot tying.  The advanced "Double-handed Sailing" and "Adventure Sailing" classes are designed for older youth which builds on the beginner course’s foundation.

In addition to learning sailing skills, our US Sailing Association Certified Instructors utilize individual and team activities to enhance the sail camp experience.

All New Sail Boats!
We have a brand-new fleet of RS Tera dinghies. The RS Tera is a “21st century single-hander that looks cool and makes sailing addictive…. It’s packed with features that make sailing safe and easy. It comes up dry from a capsize. It’s quick and simple to rig by youngsters – the emphasis is on fun afloat while building incredible sailing experiences.” For more details see our "Courses" page.

Junior Sailing Summer Camp - Week 3 - Learn to Sail

For more information and registration click here.

Since 1999 the Poulsbo Yacht Club has been offering its highly acclaimed sail camps, getting youth out in the great outdoors to learn the joys of sailing on Liberty Bay!

Our "Learn to Sail" classes introduce basic sailing skills such as sail terminology, boat rigging, water safety, and knot tying.  The advanced "Double-handed Sailing" and "Adventure Sailing" classes are designed for older youth which builds on the beginner course’s foundation.

In addition to learning sailing skills, our US Sailing Association Certified Instructors utilize individual and team activities to enhance the sail camp experience.

All New Sail Boats!
We have a brand-new fleet of RS Tera dinghies. The RS Tera is a “21st century single-hander that looks cool and makes sailing addictive…. It’s packed with features that make sailing safe and easy. It comes up dry from a capsize. It’s quick and simple to rig by youngsters – the emphasis is on fun afloat while building incredible sailing experiences.” For more details see our "Courses" page.

Junior Sailing Summer Camp - Week 4 - Double Handed Sailing

For more information and registration click here.

Since 1999 the Poulsbo Yacht Club has been offering its highly acclaimed sail camps, getting youth out in the great outdoors to learn the joys of sailing on Liberty Bay!

Our "Learn to Sail" classes introduce basic sailing skills such as sail terminology, boat rigging, water safety, and knot tying.  The advanced "Double-handed Sailing" and "Adventure Sailing" classes are designed for older youth which builds on the beginner course’s foundation.

In addition to learning sailing skills, our US Sailing Association Certified Instructors utilize individual and team activities to enhance the sail camp experience.

All New Sail Boats!
We have a brand-new fleet of RS Tera dinghies. The RS Tera is a “21st century single-hander that looks cool and makes sailing addictive…. It’s packed with features that make sailing safe and easy. It comes up dry from a capsize. It’s quick and simple to rig by youngsters – the emphasis is on fun afloat while building incredible sailing experiences.” For more details see our "Courses" page.

Junior Sailing Summer Camp - Week 5 - Learn to Sail

For more information and registration click here.

Since 1999 the Poulsbo Yacht Club has been offering its highly acclaimed sail camps, getting youth out in the great outdoors to learn the joys of sailing on Liberty Bay!

Our "Learn to Sail" classes introduce basic sailing skills such as sail terminology, boat rigging, water safety, and knot tying.  The advanced "Double-handed Sailing" and "Adventure Sailing" classes are designed for older youth which builds on the beginner course’s foundation.

In addition to learning sailing skills, our US Sailing Association Certified Instructors utilize individual and team activities to enhance the sail camp experience.

All New Sail Boats!
We have a brand-new fleet of RS Tera dinghies. The RS Tera is a “21st century single-hander that looks cool and makes sailing addictive…. It’s packed with features that make sailing safe and easy. It comes up dry from a capsize. It’s quick and simple to rig by youngsters – the emphasis is on fun afloat while building incredible sailing experiences.” For more details see our "Courses" page.