A boat conceived during the Great Depression is still creating connections nearly one hundred years later. She has passed through different hands, weathered changing times, and yet continues to bring

R.P. Elmore is believed to be the oldest surviving vessel from Puget Sound’s famed Mosquito Fleet. Originally built in 1890 as a freight and passenger vessel serving Port Townsend during

Few people have inspired more sailors to dream boldly, live simply, and head out to sea than Lin Pardey. For decades, Lin and her late husband Larry Pardey helped shape

Applications are now open for the next year’s 50th Wooden Boat Festival Featured Poster Artist. Since 1977, original artwork has helped define the spirit of the festival—appearing on posters, merchandise,

This year marks 100 years of Corsair II, a classic 50-foot bridge-deck cruiser. She was designed by noted naval architect Leigh Coolidge and built in 1926 at Martinac Shipyard in

Practical, in-depth training in diesel engines and marine electrical systems for boat owners. For decades, Nigel Calder has been one of the most trusted voices in marine systems—helping boat owners

Kyler Martz is an artist living and working in the Pacific Northwest. His work ranges from tattooing and commercial work to large-scale murals and sculptural installations. He recently moved to

The waterfront is about to come alive—boats are arriving, tents are going up, and music will be rocking late into the night. Here are a few tips to make the

Dynamic panels have long been a crowd favorite at the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival—and this year, we’ve lined up six you won’t want to miss. From Cruising on Sunshine

Uncover powerful stories of migration, labor, and life on the water This year at the Wooden Boat Festival, step into an extraordinary new exhibit that reveals a vital—but often untold—chapter