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Day On The River2013

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Aqus Cafe on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
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Aqus Cafe on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.

  • Aqus Cafe on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • The docks were filled with folks on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • A view of the water on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Rowing Coach, Ned Orrett, runs safety patrols on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • TheFoundry Warf on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Marisa Takami, Public Programs Manager of PSCC, shows off a raffle ticket on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Ladies row by with the Silk Mill in the background on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • A paddleboarder on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Alen Allen waves hi on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Eric Storm and Beth Meredith give advice on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Activities on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • A young girl gets a ride on a standup paddleboard on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Mike and Robin Remel Katie Forester paddles by on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Geese get in on the fun on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Dylan Chambers of the Midnight Transit and Katie Forester on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
  • A family rows by on Sunday June 2nd, when Petaluma Small Craft Center, dedicated to securing permanent river access for all people-powered boaters, hosted Day on the River at the docks at Foundry Wharf and the North Bay Rowing Club. Members of the boating community gladly offered instruction and equipment free to everyone. This year, Aqus Community co-hosted, offering nourishment and entertainment (10am-4pm) while PSCC’s volunteers concentrated on “Putting Petaluma on the River” (10am-2pm). The event is a fundraiser for PSCC’s planned dock-based rental center for the Turning Basin.
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