Annapolis Boat Shows return this October

Annapolis Brokerage Cove

July 22, 2021

A fall mini-vacay coinciding with Canadian Thanksgiving might be in the cards for many boat-minded lockdown escapees. The Annapolis shows are going ahead at full speed, but will we be able to get there by car? Let us hope the situation warrants cross-border travel by then.

United States Powerboat Show
October 7-10, 2021
City Dock, Annapolis, MD

In October, boaters from across the US gather in the historic seaport of Annapolis to shop from all major powerboat manufacturers. Spend the day exploring a variety of new and used boat types including bowriders, centre consoles, cruisers, cuddy cabins, deck boats, power cats, and more. A great place to purchase boating supplies, navigation equipment, fishing gear, clothing, and marine accessories.

Come for the show and leave with an enhanced lifestyle as you make side-by-side comparisons, talk to industry representatives, and see the latest in boating products and services. It is a long weekend full of boats, exhibits, shopping, drink tastings, and education.

Annapolis Drone PhotoThen the United States Sailboat Show returns

To Annapolis City Dock | October 14 – 18, 2021

This five-day event showcases new and premiering boats, hundreds of boating gear and accessory exhibitors, financing options, tasting tents, and time to connect with fellow boaters. Educational opportunities for all skill levels are offered, including the highly sought after Cruisers University, as well as Take the Wheel and First Sail Workshop.

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