October 25, 2022
The Australian National Maritime Museum have been partners with the AWBF for the Wooden Boat Symposium for several Festivals, promoting wooden boat culture and conversations. The […]
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October 14, 2022
Graeme Broxam’s little Clara, is a stunning historical vessel built in 1892. Clara was built for William Davidson Peacock, a Hobart food processor and pioneer of the […]
September 27, 2022
Introducing Flexima® the world’s most comfortable on-water mattress system Designed for boats. Designed for comfort. Designed for sleep. You’re loving your boat. And why not … […]
September 27, 2022
Australia’s largest Tall Ship, the three-masted barque James Craig, will be voyaging from its home port of Sydney to Hobart for the Australian Wooden Boat Festival […]
September 21, 2022
Biannually (well, until covid hit) TSIC would host the Stay Afloat Gala to raise awareness and funds to continue the support of the Stay Afloat program. […]
September 21, 2022
Jumping onboard this month was Old Woolstore, who are partnering with AWBF to present the Little Sailors Village. Traditionally known as the VIP Kids zone, or […]
September 21, 2022
Next year’s Wooden Boat Festival will mark a decade of involvement with Tasmanian Scouts, Cubs and Joeys. Over past Festivals, the youth groups have participated in […]
September 21, 2022
Westward, was originally designed and built to be a recreational fishing yacht, by Jock Muir, Battery Point boat builder. George Gibson purchased her nearing completion and […]
August 30, 2022
Douglas Brooks is the pre-eminent authority on the design, construction and cultural significance of Japanese wooden boat building and the traditions that surround it. In the […]