Cobourg Marina August Events

Cobourg Marina Maintenance Dock

 

July 26, 2018

Hello CYOB,

The 13th annual Sandcastle Festival and Cobourg Sidewalk Sale will be held on August 4th within easy walking distance of the beautiful Cobourg Harbour.

Feast your eyes on skillfully crafted sand sculptures. Watch artists carefully craft sand masterpieces right before your eyes. You’ll find incredible bargains in downtown Cobourg right out on the street all weekend!

Cobourg harbour AerialThe delicious Northumberland Ribfest is being held August 17th through 19th this year. It is located minutes away from Cobourg Harbour in beautiful Victoria Park. Come and enjoy Great live music, delicious food and comradery from the comfort of your boat.

For more information visit www.experiencecobourg.ca
Regards,
Paul Gauthier

Paul Gauthier, CMM
Manager of Waterfront Operations
Department of Recreation and Culture
Town of Cobourg

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