Catboats Parade in Edgartown Harbor Celebrating Maritime History
Melinda Fager and Meg Mercier helped organize Catboats 2024 weekend.
Melinda Fager and Meg Mercier helped organize Catboats 2024 weekend.
Mike Benjamin and band lead the foot parade down Main street.
Mike Benjamin and band lead the foot parade down Main street.
Reminiscent of New Orleans, the second line joyously folllows the band.
Reminiscent of New Orleans, the second line joyously folllows the band.
Rounding Dock street en route to Old Sculpin Gallery.
Rounding Dock street en route to Old Sculpin Gallery.
Art exhibit accompanied the catboat parade.
Art exhibit accompanied the catboat parade.
Sailors held a captain's meeting at Old Sculpin before parade.
Sailors held a captain's meeting at Old Sculpin before parade.
A few catboats originally designed and built by Manuel Schwarz Roberts participated in parade.
A few catboats originally designed and built by Manuel Schwarz Roberts participated in parade.
Onlookers crowded Memorial Wahrf to witness parade of sail.
Onlookers crowded Memorial Wahrf to witness parade of sail.
Gretting the fleet.
Gretting the fleet.
Parading past the wharf in Edgartown harbor.
Parading past the wharf in Edgartown harbor.
Back from Nantucket, Tigress leads the way.
Back from Nantucket, Tigress leads the way.
Summer sails with a view of Edgartown beyond.
Summer sails with a view of Edgartown beyond.
Under sail.
Under sail.
Kevin Gunderson at the helm.
Kevin Gunderson at the helm.
Mark Lovewell captains Sea Chantey.
Mark Lovewell captains Sea Chantey.
Lovely July day for a sail aboard Conjurer.
Lovely July day for a sail aboard Conjurer.
Catboat Dolphin at the race marker in Edgartown harbor.
Catboat Dolphin at the race marker in Edgartown harbor.
A fleet of catboats participated in Old Sculpin Gallery's Catboats 2024 in the procession of sail — from the Katama Narrows, by Memorial Wharf and out to Edgartown Outer Harbor.