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The City of Hoboken, Department of Parks has been a big supporter of the Hoboken Cove Boathouse, and our first Boathouse will be located in the new Hoboken Cove Park.


The Downtown Boathouse runs free kayaking programs across the river in New York City. Many of our volunteers are current and former members of the Downtown Boathouse, and we have patterned a number of our programs after the programs they run.


Floating the Apple runs boat building and rowing programs throughout the New York Harbor. They are planning an installation in Hoboken, and we look forward to seeing them on the water with us.


Friends of Brook Park is a coalition of residents, parents, educators, workers, home and business owners and community based organizations in the South Bronx dedicated to managing and revitalizing an important and unique open green space.


HobokenParks.org is an informative website that describes park and open space issues in and around Hoboken.


Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance works through education, grassroots organizing and media advocacy to include the public's voice and values in the decision-making that will determine the future of our region's waterfront and waterways.

sea level :: new york Is a blog about "flotation, flotation, flotation" and has a huge list of sidebar links to NYC waterfront related groups and activities..

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NYC premiere of "Eastern Horizons" at Downtown Boathouse

The Downtown Boathouse and the Hudson River Paddlers Guild invite you to the New York City premiere of Eastern Horizons – an award-winning sea kayaking adventure film. Meet filmmaker Bryan Smith and New York paddling community’s own Marcus Demuth, who will make a presentation on his record-setting first kayak circumnavigation of the Falkland Islands.

Tuesday, April 7th 2009, 7:30 PM
Pier 96 Boathouse, 56th Street at the Hudson River
Free Admission

Eastern Horizons blends the history and culture of the sea with world class sea kayakers. From the rich marshes in North Carolina to the icebergs in Newfoundland and from the urban landscape of New York City to the remote fishing villages of the Magdalene Islands; the film features a major segment shot right here in New York City with local paddlers. Join them at the Downtown Boathouse to enjoy the film and presentations, and socialize with many fellow Metro Area paddlers!

See the Eastern Horizons trailer at:
http://www.reelwaterproductions.com/Video/EHtrailerLR.mov

For directions go to:
http://www.downtownboathouse.org/Pier96.html

For additional information contact Tim Gamble:
tgamble@syllog.com

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