May 2 to June 13
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Sailing Instructions
Since Kitsilano Yacht Club's announcement last year that we will be continuing the Thursday night Spring Series Keelboat races formerly operated by False Creek Yacht Club, we have learned more about the series, the skippers and its ethos and we are pleased to continue this series inclusive for everyone to participate again this year.
The series will take place from May 2 to June 13.
A catered dinner is available at the KYC clubhouse by booking your selection 1600h Wednesday before race day.
Dinner details are shown on the Upcoming Events list on the Kitsilano Yacht Club home page.
Summer Sailing Camp at the Kitsilano Yacht Club
Kitsilano Yacht Club is delighted to invite your children to join us for fun Summer Camps.
Open to children aged 5 to 13 years olds
5 day summer camp from 8 am to 4 pm
July 1st - 5th
July 8th - 12th
July 15th - 19th
August 19th - 23rd
August 26th - 30th
Cost is $430.00 per child including tax for one week.
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A Typical Day at KYC Summer Camp
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Kitsilano Yacht Club was founded in the summer of 1934 to foster amateur yachting on English Bay in Vancouver and encourage competition at the highest level. The club is home to many active one-design sailing fleets, including the Star, 5O5, Martin 242, Lightning and Cal 20 and outrigger canoe and SUP racing teams.
We run a Thursday night and Sunday afternoon race series and host several regattas. In September, we hosted the
Vancouver 2018 5O5 Canadians. The 2017 Kits Invitational Regatta was also Cal20 Canadian Championships, Lightning PNW District Championships, and 5O5 Western Canadian Championships. September 2017 saw us host the 6M Oceana Cup Regatta as part of the lead-in to the 6M World Championships held at RVYC.
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