A Closer Look at One of Our Regatta Partners

Hudson River Community Sailing gives New Yorkers a chance to learn, grow, and sail — and you help make it happen. Our mission at the NY Architects Regatta is to support a wonderful collection of organizations doing meaningful work within the community at the edges of the city. Clearly, raising funds and providing financial support

Registration is OPEN

Registration is open for the 2025 New York Architects Regatta! 2025 is our 25th Anniversary event, and we are hopin gto fill the fleet at 25 boats, so sign up soon. To get started, go here: https://charity.pledgeit.org/NewYorkArchitectsRegatta Click on the “Join” button, and follow the prompts from there. Schedule:The Pre-Race Gala/Skippers MeetingWednesday, September 17, 2025

Stone, Sailboats, and a Story Worth Sharing

In September, I’ll once again have the pleasure of joining our Regatta participants, major donors, and representatives at one of my favorite events of the year: the NY Architects Regatta Pre-Race Cocktail Party and Skippers’ Meeting. It’s held in the world-famous Model Room at the New York Yacht Club, complete with ship models, a Tiffany

A Visit to Rocking the Boat

Earlier this month, I made my way to Hunts Point to visit our friends at Rocking the Boat (RTB).  Walking up to their bright blue but unassuming building in an industrial section of the Bronx River waterfront, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. But as soon as I stepped inside, I found myself in

The 2025 NY Architects Regatta is Set!

We’re thrilled to announce the dates for the 25th Anniversary NY Architects Regatta: Wednesday, September 17, 2025 – Pre-race Skippers MeetingThursday, September 18, 2025 – The 25th Annual NY Architects Regatta This year, we’re celebrating a quarter-century of sailing, networking, and giving back. To mark the occasion, our goal is 25 teams on the starting

Spotlight on Community-Word Project

I’m delighted to share a report from Christopher LaSala on Community-Word Project (CWP), a truly inspiring organization we are proud to support: About ten years ago, I attended a children’s creative workshop in Brooklyn with my kids. There, I met Michele Kotler, executive director of a wonderful organization called Community Word Project (CWP). I learned that in