LinkedIn Local Baltimore 2nd Annual Sigsbee Sunset Sail

#LinkedInLocal is a meetup concept in over 800 cities world wide. It was created with the purpose to unite people from all walks of life, in one facilitated event, to genuinely get to know the humans behind the LinkedIn profiles, and connect beyond the job titles, business cards and company names. These events are curated to bring our tribes together and remind ourselves why it's important to connect out of the digital world. How our job titles, degrees and backgrounds are just a fraction of who we are and that we have the capacity to be more and to do more when surrounded by the right people.

Join us for an exclusive sunset sail aboard the Sigsbee! Enjoy an intimate networking and community building experience on the Baltimore harbor. Learn the art of sailing with Captain LP and crew and hear more about Maritime STEM Education. Our friends from The Local Oyster will be on board to share details about their work with Oyster Recovery Partnership and saving the bay, one oyster shell at a time!

Originally built in 1901, Sigsbee served in the oystering fleet for 88 years. After Living Classrooms Foundation (LCF) acquired the vessel in 1990, a team of shipwrights and students rebuilt Sigsbee and returned her to work as part of the Foundation’s educational fleet. Sigsbee sails daily as a “living classroom,” offering students unique hands-on opportunities to observe and learn about the history, economics, and ecology of the Chesapeake Bay and to participate in environmental restoration projects.

Once numbering in the thousands, only a handful of skipjacks survive today. Together, they constitute the last sailing commercial fleet in North America.

Proceeds from this event will be donated to Living Classrooms Foundation Maritime STEM Education program.

Can't attend but still want to donate? Select "0" tickets at checkout, and enter your donation amount in the "Donation to Support LCF Maritime STEM" field.

LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE

• 5:00pm - 5:30pm Meet and Greet on the Cardin Pier
• 5:30pm - 6:00pm All Aboard the Sigsbee...don't miss the boat!
• 6:00pm - 7:00pm Listen, Learn, Experience!
• 7:00pm - 8:00pm Enjoy the gorgeous sunset with your community members

Hosted by Melody Baron and Team

Sponsored by Strategic Factory

Attire for this event is yacht club casual.

Complimentary raw bar and hors d'oeuvres provided by The Local Oyster.

Your ticket includes a complimentary variety of local beer, seltzers, and a curated selection of Italian wines provided by Wide Roots. Non-alcoholic beverages will also be available.

Enter to win our raffle from:

• Lisa Shifren Photography

Thank you Revolution Event Design & Production for additional sponsorship!

Photography and Videography provided by The Five Arrows Media

Graphics provided by Junior Olive Designs and Stacy Block

Thank you to our LinkedIn Local Baltimore volunteers: Tola Abu, Stacy Block, Shelby Blondell, Ed Delaha, Jessica Kiel, Beth Lubben, Teresa Massimini, Madelyne Mentzer, Ben O'Connor, and Lisa Shifren.

The Cardin Pier at Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park is located at 1417 Thames Street, Baltimore, MD 21231. Uber, Lyft, scooter, and carpooling are recommended. Premium Parking Garage and Caroline Street Parking Garage are a 3-5 minute walk from the dock. Free and metered parking is available in the surrounding neighborhood. The Maritime Park is also along the Green Route of the Charm City Circulator (Stop 106/119). The Orange line (stop 226) in Harbor east is a short 10–12-minute walk from the dock. We encourage you to check traffic before the event and plan your travel accordingly.

Rain Date: Wednesday, August 27 - 5:00pm-8:00pm. Rain does not mean we do not sail as this is at the discretion of the Captain. We will send you a text message at least two hours prior to boarding if the event is cancelled for any reason.

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LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE

SPONSORSHIPS OPEN! Contact us on our LinkedIn page for more details.

Host or Publisher Melody Baron & Molly Browning