Enjoy snacks throughout the day to keep you fueled as you peruse 80+ heritage vessels in the Inner Harbour! $5 - hot dogs, veggie dogs, corn on the cob $3 - coffee, cold drinks, donuts, chips Find the Yacht Dogs Café on the floating dock directly beside the ramp from the Causeway to the Inner … Continued
Seeking Sirens are a group singing primarily sea shanties and folk music, with occasional accompaniment. All members grew up in Victoria on the coast and have a lived connection to the city’s nautical culture.
Watch classic vessels leave the Inner Harbour, or head to the Ogden Point Causeway or Clover Point for the best view of the traditional Sail Past, and the Sail Race for sailing vessels.
The Maritime Museum of BC’s Salty Singers is a volunteer shanty choir led by Music Director Janet Rendell. They perform shanties and favourite sea songs at museum and community events.
One of several exciting Boater events for the Classic Boat Festival.
Join us in the gallery to see artists' works from the Festival. It's also a Community Day, so admission is by donation!
Mark your calendars--registration for boaters to the Classic Boat Festival opens today at noon! The registration link will go live at that time and be announced on our website and social media.
Up to 100 classic vessels in Victoria's Inner Harbour over Labour Day weekend. Docks open to the public; suggested donation of $5 for entry, with all funds benefiting the Maritime Museum of BC's programs, exhibits, and collections care.
Join us at the Anchors Aweigh Activities by Ship Point gate all weekend long for fun drop-in activities for all ages run by the Maritime Museum of BC!
The Maritime Museum of BC’s Salty Singers is a volunteer shanty choir led by Music Director Janet Rendell. They perform shanties and favourite sea songs at museum and community events.
Jordan Matchett will perform on the Inner Harbour dock stage from 2:30 - 3:30 PM.
Drop in to create ink postcard paintings of misty, biodiverse coastal BC forest, while learning about these habitats and their connection to marine ecosystems.