Even though sailing has finished and all the dinghies are back in their various barns, sheds and carports for winter storage, there are still plenty of social events planned at the club during the off-season, and the clubhouse bar is open from 6.30 pm every Friday and Saturday over the winter. Plus we have the new monthly Commodore’s Quiz which takes place on January 27 at 7 pm in the clu. All teams are welcome; there will also be a wine raffle on the night.

So, whether you just come down for a drink and a chat or to see who has the biggest brain, all members and non-members are welcome.

Upcoming Event

On January 20 there is a sailing meeting at 5 pm; this is a discussion and conversation about the upcoming season for both dinghy and cruiser sailors. Ideas and suggestions of events that people would like to see organised next season are welcomed.

And after the meeting there will be a food at 7 pm for £7.50. This will be prepared and served by one of the possible candidates for taking over the galley kitchen next season. All sailors and non-sailors welcome to come and try what they have to offer.

Dates For

Your Diary

February 1718 - RYA mark laying course.

June 23 - Junior training day.

June 24 - CYRC Junior Regatta.

June 30 - TSC Regatta (volunteers required).

July 1 - Round Caldey race (volunteers required).

Then finally, August 4-10 - Scorpion National Championships (volunteers required).

Membership renewal

Renewals are due in January. The first full member in a household is £60, but if you renew before January 31 you will receive a £5 bar voucher to be spent at the club bar. The senior citizen rate applies to those aged 65 and above.

If you would like to set up an annual standing order for your membership fees, please contact [email protected]. All forms etc are available on the club website.

A reminder of the benefits of membership: access to our extensive calendar of adult and junior cruising, and racing throughout the year; opportunities for ongoing skills development at heavily subsidised rates, e.g. RYA dinghy training, VHF radio, safety boat, race, power boat, first aid and aeamanship training courses; use of our club boats which include Wayfarers, Lasers, Optimists, Fevas, Youth Toppers and Teras; use of the clubhouse with its fully stocked bar, and food offering, wifi, changing facilities and showers; discounted food and drinks at the clubhouse; access to our storage including dinghy park and the engine, dinghy and kayak stores, all conveniently based on the harbour; access to our safety equipmen; boat owners are eligible to apply for a permit for parking on the harbour.

Website

The club’s website can be found at www.tenbysailingclub.org.uk; the club and details of events going on can be found on Facebook and Twitter. New members welcome; sailors, aspirant sailors and non sailors.

We are a members club run by volunteers who try to involve all members in a variety of activities, both sailing and social. To enquire about joining, call at the clubhouse, contact any member who will be pleased to help, or contact us online.