The Sailing School at the Hudson River Maritime Museum Contact jsterling@hrmm.org
The Sailing School at the Hudson River Maritime Museum is proud to be
the only accredited US Sailing school in the Hudson Valley
the only accredited US Sailing school in the Hudson Valley
Sailing School at the Hudson River Maritime Museum
The Hudson River Maritime Museum, in partnership with the Kingston Sailing Club, founded the Sailing School in 2017. Featuring youth and adult sailing classes, and occasional US Sailing instructor certification classes, the Sailing School seeks to get a new generation of enthusiasts out on the water.
Virtual Women's Sailing Conference:
Friday, November 6 and Saturday November 7, 2020
The fourth annual Riverport Virtual Women's Sailing Conference was a big success!
- Friday, November 6, 2020, 5:00 - 6:30 pm and Saturday, November 7, 2020, 1:00 - 6:00 pm
- Keynote Speakers: Tracy Edwards, captain of Maiden & Dawn Riley, Executive Director of Oakcliff Sailing
- Ten workshops and panels taught by expert women mariners
- 138 Households, including a number of men participated
- Participants hailed from Canada, England, Italy, Spain, Scandinavia, and many US states
Adult Sailing Programs
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The Hudson River Maritime Museum offers adult sailing programs for all experience levels, private lessons, and occasional instructor training.
Adult Classes Include:
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Youth Sailing Program
History of Youth Sailing at the Hudson River Maritime Museum
In August, 2017, Hudson River Maritime Museum offered its first youth sailing program, with one week of youth and one week of teen sailing. Starting in our first season, all our classes have been by and will be taught by US Sailing Certified Instructors with small student to instructor ratios. Our youth sailing curriculum now includes multiple three-hour, stand-alone Basic and Clinic Centerboard Sailing classes and a series of three-hour classes that will meet once a week for six weeks in June-July 2021 for intermediate centerboard sailors.
Our Youth Sailing program has grown to four weeks. Each individualized week teaches students age 9 - 17 the basics of sailing or helps them become intermediate or advanced sailors. We focus on fun, safety, teamwork and skills. Our centerboard boat fleet has grown to include two 420's, two Capris, a Snipe and seven Optimist Pram sailboats, four of which were built by our very own Youthboat teen boat builders in 2018! Students may enroll in one or more Youth Sailing Program weeks, and sessions do not need to be consecutive. Many of our students have been with us since 2017, and they have become skilled, sought-after racing crew! We expect to run the program in July-August 2021. Check back here to see dates and details.
In August, 2017, Hudson River Maritime Museum offered its first youth sailing program, with one week of youth and one week of teen sailing. Starting in our first season, all our classes have been by and will be taught by US Sailing Certified Instructors with small student to instructor ratios. Our youth sailing curriculum now includes multiple three-hour, stand-alone Basic and Clinic Centerboard Sailing classes and a series of three-hour classes that will meet once a week for six weeks in June-July 2021 for intermediate centerboard sailors.
Our Youth Sailing program has grown to four weeks. Each individualized week teaches students age 9 - 17 the basics of sailing or helps them become intermediate or advanced sailors. We focus on fun, safety, teamwork and skills. Our centerboard boat fleet has grown to include two 420's, two Capris, a Snipe and seven Optimist Pram sailboats, four of which were built by our very own Youthboat teen boat builders in 2018! Students may enroll in one or more Youth Sailing Program weeks, and sessions do not need to be consecutive. Many of our students have been with us since 2017, and they have become skilled, sought-after racing crew! We expect to run the program in July-August 2021. Check back here to see dates and details.