Unfortunately we had to cancel this years show. The 14th Annual Big Sky Antique and Classic Boat Show is held at The Marina Cay Resort in Bigfork Montana on Flathead Lake. The event begins on August 2nd with the Friday night Social held at The Classic Company Boatworks in Somers. Saturday morning,  August 3, the show opens to the public at The Marina Cay Resort. Saturday evening is the show banquet for participants and guests. Sunday afternoon the boats will gather in Bigfork Bay for a parade down the east shore of Flathead Lake for lunch at the Buckhorn Grill in Woods Bay.

Come celebrate ABM’s 1927 Baby Gar Snail and 1928 Baby Gar Cicada as well as boats and motors of all ages and types.
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Unfortunately we had to cancel this years show. The 14th Annual Big Sky Antique and Classic Boat Show is held at The Marina Cay Resort in Bigfork Montana on Flathead Lake. The event begins on August 2nd with the Friday night Social held at The Classic Company Boatworks in Somers. Saturday morning,  August 3, the show opens to the public at The Marina Cay Resort. Saturday evening is the show banquet for participants and guests. Sunday afternoon the boats will gather in Bigfork Bay for a parade down the east shore of Flathead Lake for lunch at the Buckhorn Grill in Woods Bay.

Come celebrate ABM’s 1927 Baby Gar Snail and 1928 Baby Gar Cicada as well as boats and motors of all ages and types.
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Unfortunately we had to cancel this years show. The 14th Annual Big Sky Antique and Classic Boat Show is held at The Marina Cay Resort in Bigfork Montana on Flathead Lake. The event begins on August 2nd with the Friday night Social held at The Classic Company Boatworks in Somers. Saturday morning,  August 3, the show opens to the public at The Marina Cay Resort. Saturday evening is the show banquet for participants and guests. Sunday afternoon the boats will gather in Bigfork Bay for a parade down the east shore of Flathead Lake for lunch at the Buckhorn Grill in Woods Bay.

Come celebrate ABM’s 1927 Baby Gar Snail and 1928 Baby Gar Cicada as well as boats and motors of all ages and types.
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You may also Contact Carrie Dorski at 920.743.5958 
   The weekend features beautiful boats to admire, some professionally built and maintained, others the work of talented amateurs. They range from canoes and kayaks to sailboats to fiberglass classics to glorious mahogany runabouts. Saturday’s adjacent Maritime on Madison Street Festival showcases local merchants and features great food, shopping specials, children’s activities, and music. One highlight you don’t want to miss is the wild Sikaflex Challenge boatbuilding contest. Beginning Saturday, teams of amateurs rush to build plywood boats, decorate them, and then on Sunday finally race them on the water! Some will actually float and finish, others may not. Come cheer them on. Boats, music, boat rides, great food and the museum itself- don’t miss this weekend.
   Festival visitors can roam the docks, take in the displays, eat great food, talk with the skippers, and then cast a ballot to choose a People’s Choice Boat of the Year. Registered skippers will vote to choose Boats of the Year in a number of categories; Classic Inboard, Classic Outboard, Sailboat, Classic Fiberglass, Non-powered, Model Boat, Unique Craft, and overall Skipper’s Best of Show. For a small admission fee, anyone can tour the museum itself and the museum’s signature vessel, the century-old sea-going tug, the John Purves.
   Friday is filled with special pre-festival activities for registered boaters. Our annual 10-mile “Bay-to-Lake Lighthouse Cruise” will take our fleet of classic boats past one of the largest shipyards on the Great Lakes to the Sherwood Point Lighthouse on Green Bay. We’ll snap pictures and then return to downtown Sturgeon Bay to tie up for lunch. Following lunch we’ll cruise to glorious Lake Michigan through the Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal and take a look at the Coast Guard Station and its Lighthouses before reversing course and returning to the museum. The cruise is a fun way to get those classics out on the water for some fun before the festival opens. That evening, skippers and crew will enjoy a complimentary cocktail reception in the museum. It’s a great way to jump-start a weekend of terrific classic boating.

The Lake Tahoe Concours d’Elegance is sponsored by the Tahoe Yacht Club Foundation to support boating and sailing non-profit organizations around Lake Tahoe.
This year’s show Marque Class is Hacker Boats.
Please use this link for more information, www.laketahoeconcours.com.

You may also Contact Carrie Dorski at 920.743.5958 
   The weekend features beautiful boats to admire, some professionally built and maintained, others the work of talented amateurs. They range from canoes and kayaks to sailboats to fiberglass classics to glorious mahogany runabouts. Saturday’s adjacent Maritime on Madison Street Festival showcases local merchants and features great food, shopping specials, children’s activities, and music. One highlight you don’t want to miss is the wild Sikaflex Challenge boatbuilding contest. Beginning Saturday, teams of amateurs rush to build plywood boats, decorate them, and then on Sunday finally race them on the water! Some will actually float and finish, others may not. Come cheer them on. Boats, music, boat rides, great food and the museum itself- don’t miss this weekend.
   Festival visitors can roam the docks, take in the displays, eat great food, talk with the skippers, and then cast a ballot to choose a People’s Choice Boat of the Year. Registered skippers will vote to choose Boats of the Year in a number of categories; Classic Inboard, Classic Outboard, Sailboat, Classic Fiberglass, Non-powered, Model Boat, Unique Craft, and overall Skipper’s Best of Show. For a small admission fee, anyone can tour the museum itself and the museum’s signature vessel, the century-old sea-going tug, the John Purves.
   Friday is filled with special pre-festival activities for registered boaters. Our annual 10-mile “Bay-to-Lake Lighthouse Cruise” will take our fleet of classic boats past one of the largest shipyards on the Great Lakes to the Sherwood Point Lighthouse on Green Bay. We’ll snap pictures and then return to downtown Sturgeon Bay to tie up for lunch. Following lunch we’ll cruise to glorious Lake Michigan through the Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal and take a look at the Coast Guard Station and its Lighthouses before reversing course and returning to the museum. The cruise is a fun way to get those classics out on the water for some fun before the festival opens. That evening, skippers and crew will enjoy a complimentary cocktail reception in the museum. It’s a great way to jump-start a weekend of terrific classic boating.

Show hours 9-4. Judging starts at 10 am, Awards dinner to be held at Grotto Restaurant following show.

Come up to the beautiful Upper Peninsula of Michigan to view one of the largest antique boat shows in the nation.   Restored boats dating back to the early 1900’s are registered and displayed in the water in this very unique show.   This year Gar Wood Boats will be showcased.  A special award will be presented.  10 am-5 pm.  Admission:  $8.00 (12 years to adult)  Children under 12:  free.   No dogs, alcohol or smoking allowed inside gates.
 
                                                       

Steve & Denise McCune & Wooden Boat Association of North Texas in cooperation with invite you to beautiful Lake Texoma for a day of fun.
This is a free Event to both participants and the public. Highport Marina is providing space & support for this rare up-close opportunity to experience beautifully crafted antique & classic boats and automobiles. Boaters please RSVP to [email protected]
Schedule of events (subject ot change)
9:00 – 12:00 Display / Show Boats & Autos in designated area at Highport’s launch ramp & trailer parking area. Launching will begin at approx. 11:30 AM.
12:00 – 1:30 Lunch & Entertainment: A catered lunch (by Mo’s Grill) will be provided to all Rudder & Rod participants at Steve & Denise’s boat dock (ZH-2).
1:30 – 3:30 Boat Parade & Lake Cruise: A Parade thru the marina and a cruise around the lake.
3:30 to whenever: WBA and ACBS members & guest return to Steve & Denise’s dock for more refreshments, relaxation and fellowship.
Tanglewood Resort has established Group Rate – use “Rudders & Rods”, Group# 10D326

Grand Lake Classic Boat Show, boats on display from 9-12:30 at the Frisco Marina docks. Boat parade to follow weather permitting. Dock space is limited so RSVP to Jeff if you plan to show your boat. 

The Lake Tahoe Concours d’Elegance is sponsored by the Tahoe Yacht Club Foundation to support boating and sailing non-profit organizations around Lake Tahoe.
This year’s show Marque Class is Hacker Boats.
Please use this link for more information, www.laketahoeconcours.com.

Relaxed show at a wonderful lake. Open to the public, free admission. Cars will be on display too. 

 
You may also contact  Bob Stoltz at [email protected] or 414-881-4383