The Sailing Club Annual Holiday Party

The Sailing Club
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Join us for fun and frolicking during the start of the Holiday Season.

  • Optional – Bring a gift ($10) for the pirate gift exchange. Have it stolen and you get to steal another!
  • Open Bar with Beer & Wine! (also Water and Iced Tea)
  • Appetizers – Muffuletta Spring Rolls and Cajun Kettle Wings
  • Bienville Salad with burgundy vinaigrette
  • Red Beans and Rice with grilled Cajun hot sausage, Andouille Sausage Jambalaya, and Etouffee Shrimp
  • Vegetarian option – Rice and Beans will be served separately
  • Dessert – Beignets, Bread Pudding topped with Brandy Sauce
  • Dress – Holiday dressy/Casual

When: 6:00 pm Sunday December 11, 2016 RSVP by December 5th, 2016

Where: Four Seasons Condo Community Room
200 St. Andrews Blvd.
Winter Park, FL 32792

Cost: $ 20.00 Member $ 25.00 Guest

Please mail your check to:
The Sailing Club, Inc.
P.O. Box 547823
Orlando, FL 32854

Announcing Moonlight Sail 2016

The Sailing Club

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October 15, 2016 @ 5:30 PM

Lake Fairview Marina

Enjoy a meal with your fellow sailors and then venture out for a moonlight sail around Lake Fairview

The Sailing Club and Lake Fairview Marina provide sailboats (Compact 16’s), 4 Rivers catering including BBQ meats, side dishes, desserts, and drinks

Members and guests need to provide a PFD(life jacket) and flashlight(no exceptions)

Members $ 10.00
Guest $ 12.00

RSVP by October 11th to events@thesailingclub.us. Please include the number of members and guests attending.

April 2016 Fun Sail

The Sailing Club

This trip left St. Petersburg on 4/22/16 and returned on 4/24/16. Outboard kill switches were lost. Diet Coke’s were found. Plenty of fun was had.

Upon leaving the marina, it looked like the wind was not going to cooperate. After making a go at sailing for about an hour, we decided to motor over towards the bridge. The motoring was short lived as the wind picked up quickly, jumping from 4 knots to 17. We enjoyed practicing our beating skills as the wind blew directly from the bridge at 15 – 20 knots for the rest of the day. We anchored at Desoto Point, where Jane treated all boats in earshot to a moonlight concert.

Saturday we managed our way just barely out into the Gulf before coming back in to Egmont Island where a few sailors regained their sea legs with a walk to the lighthouse. Sunday the wind died back down and so most of the day was spent motoring back to the marina at St. Pete. Check out the photos below.