Watch inspiring live presentations…
and take advantage of the rare opportunity to get your questions answered by these remarkable boaters from around the world.
All presentations are recorded and available to watch later.
Friday, Feb. 20th (Now available for replay)
Reflections on a Legendary Life of Adventure
with Lin Pardey
Join in an intimate conversation between the one and only Lin Pardey and world cruiser/author Ellen Massey as they discuss Lin’s life of sailing, books, and personal perspectives.
Saturday, Feb. 21st (Now available for replay)
10,000 Miles in a Jon Boat?!
with Robert Youens
Join in a conversation between Robert and Cooper Rooks, one of his biggest fans (and the only fan there to celebrate Robert’s completion of the Inside Passage trip). They’ll discuss big adventures in small boats and the inescapable pull of legendary waterways like the Inside and Northwest Passages and the Great Loop.
Saturday, Feb. 21st (Now available for replay)
Inside Gannon & Benjamin’s Restoration of MAH JONG
with Ross Gannon, Brad Abbott, and Pat Ilderton
Ross Gannon and Nat Benjamin have established one of the world’s premier wooden boat yards, combining excellence in design, building, and restoration. Along with their partner Brad Abbott and owner Pat Ilderton, Ross will take us inside their 2017 restoration of the 1956 Sparkman & Stephens yawl MAH JONG, which soon after won Classic Boat Magazine’s award Best Restoration Over 40′ as well as the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta.
Sunday, Feb. 22nd (Now available for replay)
My Life with Wharram Catamarans
with Hanneke Boon
Hanneke Boon started building and sailing Polynesian catamarans at the age of 14. Along the way she’s sailed tens of thousands of ocean miles and has drawn the majority of the Wharram Boatbuilding Plans since the ’70s, known as some of the clearest boatbuilding instruction plans ever produce. Now the head of James Wharram Designs and still sailing across oceans, she’ll discuss stories from her fascinating life and the widespread culture their catamarans have inspired.
Sunday, Feb. 22nd (Now available for replay)
Photography from Puget Sound’s Golden Age
with Richard Gray
Dive into this remarkable new project digitzing and cataloging Kenny Ollar’s massive collection of photographs documenting the “Golden Age of Yachting” in the Pacific Northwest. Photography professor Richard Gray will take us through this labor of love, sharing beautiful photographs from hydroplane races to cruising raft ups, holding countless stories from an area inextricably linked to life on the water.
Moderated by Evelyn Ansel, Curator of Collections at the New York Yacht Club and the main force behind the archiving and digitizing of the Herreshoff collection.
I missed Hanneke’s presentation as it happens in the middle of the night for us Aussies. Knowing I could catch it on replay, I didn’t set my alarm.
Will it be available for replay?
Regards, Paul OCH member from down under.
Hi Paul, Jesse from Off Center Harbor here. We experienced some technical difficulties during Hanneke’s livestream which we are actively working on resolving with our video provider. We will get the replay up as soon as we can. Thank you for your interest!
Thanks fof the update Jessie
I look forward to Hanneke’s presentation when you get it
up and running
Much appreciated Paul