Upcoming Events

Come and support the Pink Wig Mermaid March delivered by Royal Cornwall Hospitals Charity in aid of The Mermaid Centre, Cornwall’s dedicated breast cancer facility at Royal Cornwall Hospital. The Pink Wig Mermaid March leaves from Greenbank led by the Falmouth Marine Band who assemble at the Club before joining the March at 19.00.  Betty…

For FSW26 the REGATTA HUB is back 8.30 -10.00 We will be offering breakfast snacks in the morning such as Bacon or sausage baps alongside a vegetarian option. 8.30 – 17.00 Tea, coffee and cold drinks will be available The bar will be open from 12.00 each day. Additional Club hours: Sunday Lunch: 12.00 – 17.00.…

Competitors’ Briefing and Welcome from 17.00 note the earlier time to avoid the clash with Falmouth Week Carnival. Refreshments will be provided by a sponsor. Please come early to avoid a queue at the bar.

Falmouth Sailing Week includes the long-standing tradition of a long coastal race on Wednesday for offshore yachts (Bay Fleet), with prize bottles of champagne. This tradition commemorates an occasion back in 1951
when friends Lord Shawcross and H. A. J. (Jack) Silley, owner of Falmouth Docks, were competing in a yacht race off Falmouth. The spirit…

Prizegiving for Wednesday’s Ancasta Champagne (Bay) and Rum (Carrick)Races followed by daily prizegiving for Thursday’s racing The post regatta tea at £5 pp.

Join us from 4pm on the 29th August for our annual Junior Sailing Regatta at the Royal Cornwall Yacht Club. There will be plenty of food offerings as well as a well stocked bar so whether you are getting involved with a parents paddle race or simply spectating and cheering on our awesome juniors please…

Everyone Welcome! Join together with other Club members for a delicious meal.  Come on your own or with your partner or friends, you will be made to feel very welcome. Menu and booking available about two weeks before.

Alex Carter is a former member of RCYC and local sailor from Stithians.   He has published The Edge of Life: A Risk Worth Taking, chronicling a round-the-world voyage marked by medical crises, rescue missions and the apparent loss—and unlikely recovery—of his boat. I don’t want to give too much away so come along and hear his…

  The Book Group meets monthly in the Oak Room, we start with a coffee and then chat for about an hour.  Some people stay for lunch and some don’t.  New members are always welcome so do come along even if you haven’t read the book and hear about next month’s choice, we would love…

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Everyone Welcome! Join together with other Club members for a delicious meal.  Come on your own or with your partner or friends, you will be made to feel very welcome. Menu and booking available about two weeks before.

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Formal dinner and speeches to mark the day on which Britain triumphed in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. This historic marine conflict was fought off the Cape of Trafalgar, offshore from Cadiz, Spain, with forces from Spain and France clashing with Britain.  There will be the usual toasts and readings from around the table.…

During WW2, just outside the village of St Erth in West Cornwall there was and “ULTRA” secret ration station – listening station.  This was the site of Intelligence 6 (MI6), Ratio Station of St Erth.  This station was one of the “ears” of Bletchley Park, the now famous government WW2 code breaking establishment. Mike Griffiths…

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Martin Brockman (son of a crewmember who lost was lost at sea in the Tragedy). Martin’s Talk is very moving. He will be showing TV footage of the disaster in which you can clearly hear his father’s voice and how the story unfolded. There will be a tin rattle for contributions to the RNLI. Fee:…