Live from the Annapolis Boat Show - American Sailing

Live from the Annapolis Boat Show

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The American Sailing Association will be big-and-bold and live-and-direct at this year’s Annapolis Boat Show.

Not only will ASA be hosting its First Sail Workshops in association with Beneteau America and SailTime, a hands-on sail training workshop designed for beginning sailors, ASA will also be hosting its premier luncheon at the Annapolis Naval Academy for the first time. Stop by and see us at the American Sailing Booth, D63.

This is the 45th year of the Annapolis Boat Show – it is both the largest and oldest in the water sailboat show in the USA. Vendors and visitors come from all over the world to take part in this event that boasts an unsurpassed reputation for offering the most comprehensive boating exhibitions in the industry.

ASA will also be bringing the boat show to all the folks who can’t make the journey by broadcasting live throughout the event. Look forward to interviews with manufacturers, product spotlights, event reports, and lots and lots of sailboats. ASA will be LIVE from the Annapolis Boat Show October 8th – 11th watch us on Facebook and americansailing.com.

Tune in to our coverage on any of these platforms…


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