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Harlem Yacht Club Harlem Yacht Club, located on Hunter Avenue in City Island, Bronx is a welcoming and friendly club boasting full social calendar and offering racing, cruising, daysailing, bar and restaurant services to both boat owners and non-owners. The club also provides family memberships at no extra charge and low-cost social membership options that can be enquired about through email. Join them on their Open House Sundays or schedule a tour with [email protected] to see why they've been the friendliest place on the Western Long Island Sound for more than 135 years.
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23/08/2026

The club was rockin for the last Twilight race of the season. Here is Azouhouni Adou with the Harlem House band getting the dance floor full.

Harlem Yacht Club crushed it Saturday, August 8, at the 46th Annual City Island Yacht Club Women Skippers Race. Wendy Be...
10/08/2026

Harlem Yacht Club crushed it Saturday, August 8, at the 46th Annual City Island Yacht Club Women Skippers Race. Wendy Beaudin, helming her J/105 loulou, bested an impressive fleet of faster yachts to win both races and take 1st place in the spinnaker division.

13/07/2026

J-105 East Coast Championships at the Raritan Yacht Club Red Grant Regatta ended as a three boat battle going down to the last race between Paul Beaudin's loulou, Dave Willis's Solution and Ann and Gary Myer's Magic. Champagne sailing conditions with 10-15kts and sunny skies had extremely tight racing. loulou had a two point led to start the day but a bad gamble on the wind gave them a 4th in the first race. This moved Solution into the lead by 2 and tied up Magic and loulou. But, loulou was not going going down easily and stepped it up to take two convincing wins in the last two race for the victory. With Solution and Magic following for second and third respectively.
All three top boats where using the latest Doyle PB J105 class sails.

Here is the winning team collecting the silver. Paul is not shown. He had to leave to get the boat home.

Keep an eye on the Sound just outside Eastchester Bay on Friday morning, July 3. That's when Sail4th's Class B Tall Ship...
01/07/2026

Keep an eye on the Sound just outside Eastchester Bay on Friday morning, July 3. That's when Sail4th's Class B Tall Ships will start passing under the Bronx bridges to sail down the East River, to the big show on July 4. (Thanks to Active member Lisa Lager for pointing this out.)

Here's the official schedule from the Sail4th website:

July 3, 1pm - 3pm Sail4th 250 Parade of Sail: Class B Tall Ships. East River. Class B tall ships from around the world [editor's note: like the Clearwater, below, which will sail with member Walt Tyler aboard] will sail down the East River from Hell Gate Bridge to Gravesend Bay, Brooklyn.

Time. We don't know at this point exactly when they plan to pass the tip of City Island. (If anybody has that info, please pass it on). Presumably, though, they will want to reach Hell Gate after slack tide at Hell Gate at 12:56 p.m. to ride the ebb down the river. Hell Gate is roughly 7 nm from buoy 46A at the entrance to Eastchester bay.

Weather. The Weather Underground forecast for 1 p.m. on July 3 at New Rochelle is mostly sunny, 98 F (feeling like 106 F), winds WNW at 9 kts. Chance of precipitation just 15% at 1 p.m., but rising through the afternoon to 45% at 5 p.m., with the possibility of scattered thunderstorms from 4 o'clock on.

More. The Sail4th 250 schedule is packed.

If you've registered for a free spot in the spectator anchorage in the Harbor, those open at 3 p.m on Friday, after the Class B parade.

The Grand Review of the whole fleet starts Saturday at 9 a.m. and continues until 2 p.m.--preceded by a review of naval ships from around the world (7:30-9:00 a.m.).

Ship-visiting starts on Sunday, July 5 and runs through Tuesday. The ships will dock at Brooklyn Bridge Park, Sail City (i.e., the Intrepid & Manhattan Cruise Terminal), South Street Seaport, and the Staten Island Waterfront Park. The visits are free, but you'll have to book a ticket.

Photo: At 106 feet in length, the wooden-hulled sloop CLEARWATER is the only full-sized replica of the 18th and 19th century merchant ships known as Hudson River sloops. She serves as a platform for hands-on environmental education and as a symbol for grass-roots action. With a crew of five, she can carry 50 passengers for these cruises. This sloop is the dream project of the environmental activist and folk singer Pete Seeger. As far back as 1966, concerned about pollution in the Hudson River, Seeger advocated for her construction by playing concerts up and down the river, passing the banjo case to raise funds to build the ship. He wanted people to come to the river to experience the beauty of the river. He fought for the ecological restoration of the Hudson River. His song “Sailing Down My Golden River” reflects on the beauty of the river and Seeger’s work to protect it. She was launched in 1969 and is a frequent site on the Hudson River and in Long Island Sound.

Where is our pot of gold? On Friday, June 12, HYC member Andrew Dominus caught this image of a rainbow kissing our Clubh...
17/06/2026

Where is our pot of gold? On Friday, June 12, HYC member Andrew Dominus caught this image of a rainbow kissing our Clubhouse, after a squall blew through.

Awards for the City Island Cup on the deck with race chairman Paul Beaudin
17/06/2026

Awards for the City Island Cup on the deck with race chairman Paul Beaudin

16/06/2026

The piano cam caught a sneaker at the house band Twilight show last Friday

A little light air action from yesterday's City Island Cup Regatta.Chaika took top honors with a 1,1 in Class 2. loulou ...
14/06/2026

A little light air action from yesterday's City Island Cup Regatta.
Chaika took top honors with a 1,1 in Class 2. loulou won Class 1 with a 1,2 and Impulse won the non-spin class with a 1,2.

Big Racing weekend coming up.Twilight Regatta starts Friday Night at 7pm. With the 'world famous houseband' rocking at t...
08/06/2026

Big Racing weekend coming up.

Twilight Regatta starts Friday Night at 7pm. With the 'world famous houseband' rocking at the club at 9pm.

Tom City Island Cup is Saturday with two races in the bay for both Spinnaker and Non-spin racers, starts at 11am.

Twilight info: www.hyc.org/twilight

City Island Cup info: www.hyc.org/cityislandcup

Harlem Yacht Club is proud to host the City Island Cup. Historically, the City Island Cup has been one of the most celebrated races on Eastchester Bay and we've been working to bring it back to its full glory and return it to its roots over the last few years. City Island Cup is a one-day regatta, u...

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To reach the location on Hunter Avenue, take the subway to the nearest station and then walk a few blocks north. Alternatively, if you're driving, use the main roads to get to Hunter Avenue and park in the designated parking lots nearby.

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Harlem Yacht Club, located on Hunter Avenue in New York, is the perfect place for boat owners and non-owners alike. With a full social calendar, racing, cruising, daysailing, bar and restaurant facilities, and hauling up to 10,000 lbs., this club has everything you need to enjoy your time on the water.

One of the best things about Harlem Yacht Club is their membership plans. They offer family memberships at no extra charge and even have a new low-cost social membership option available. This means that everyone can enjoy the benefits of being a member of this friendly club.

The recent 140th Going Into Commissioning Ceremony was very well attended and it's easy to see why. The Officers and Members of Harlem Yacht Club are passionate about what they do and love sharing their enthusiasm with others. They also host Open House Sundays on March 12, April 16, and May 21 where prospective members can meet current members and learn more about the club.

If you're interested in joining Harlem Yacht Club or just want to take a tour of their waterfront home on City Island in the Bronx, simply drop a note to Membership Chair Anthony Rosco at [email protected] or call their office at 718-885-3078.

Finally, congratulations to Paul and Wen for winning at Harlem Yacht Club! It's clear that this club attracts some talented sailors who are passionate about what they do.