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What’s Happening at CWB:

Note: Please forgive our appearance as we a transition to a new CRM and Payment Processor. End of year gifts can be made here. Many of our program registration links may not be functioning at this time though. Please email the appropriate department with any questions or inquiries. General questions can be sent to info@cwb.org and will be directed to the appropriate person. Thank you for your patience and support!

HOLIDAY CLOSURE: December 9 - January 2

We will reopen in 2025 on Friday, January 3rd

Current Hours:

  • Wednesday- Sunday 10:00am-4:00pm Last boat out @ 2:30pm

Museum:

  • Head up to the Sail Loft to see a new sculpture made with reclaimed wood from the Equator by Pieter Stewart. Pieter will also be our January 2025 speaker!

Youth Programs

  • Registration is now open for our Mid-Winter Break Woodworking Camp 2025, Spring Break Sailing Camp 2025 and Spring Break Woodworking Camp 2025! Click here to learn more.

  • Registration for Summer Camps open on February 28, 2025. We have some new Sailing Camps added.

Sailing and Boating:

  • Public Peapod Program new time slots for free rowing are released every other Sunday. If slots are full check back on a Sunday!

  • Purchase a season pass! Click Here

  • SailNOW! Refresher is a great class to practice your sailing skills with an instructor. REGISTER!

  • Check out our Small Boat Cruising Clinic! REGISTER HERE!

Woodworking and Boatbuilding:

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Watch the BBC Storyworks Short Film on CWB!

We were excited to participate in a short film made by BBC Storyworks on our work at the Center and how it is supported by design. The film is part of the online series "In Pursuit of Wellness", presented by the Global Wellness Institute and in collaboration with Olson Kundig.

Click the image on the right to watch a 1-minute trailer, and watch the full, 5-minute video here.


Click the image to play the video.

We are a landmark!

The Center for Wooden Boats is now a Landmark as designated by the City of Seattle. This includes the floating structures of our South Lake Union home (also known as Waterway 4) and The Old Boathouse (also known as the Wagner Floating Home).

We are incredibly grateful to our community for writing to the Board on our behalf, and to those who gave testimony during the hearings. A special thank you to Sarah Martin for her tireless research and expertise. Application was made possible with support from 4Culture.

Learn about the Landmark designation, how it came to be and what it means for us in this short video produced by CWB volunteer Shelley Sabin.


Follow us on Instagram to see what’s going on today!

 
Aerial view of the Center for Wooden Boats waterway and Lake Union Park
 
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We believe everyone should have access to maritime experiences.

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Experience the history that’s written in boats.

The Center for Wooden Boats is a living museum. We encourage our community to experience heritage in a way that you can sail, build, and explore. In thanks to the opening of the Wagner Education Center, The Center for Wooden Boats is now able to put more of our collections on display. From dynamic gallery installations to boat hanging exhibits, CWB is able to offer a peek into the world of maritime heritage like never before.

Admission is free.

Follow us online @centerforwoodenboats! 

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