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Captain Marcus teaches kids a few knots after a recent presentation at Baltimore City Department of Social Services. They were very bright, asked lots of questions, and were eager to learn.

Captain Marcus talks with students at Baltimore International Academy, a public charter school with a language immersion curriculum. Can you identify the flag on the teacher's desk?


Jordan and Tyler did great work sanding the handrails, then went out sailing in a fresh breeze. They learned a lot about the boat and the many waterfront features of Baltimore.

We are now installing new windows on Soukous. Buy this boat!

1971 Tartan 30 Soukous is for sale at a great price. Contact us.

You can charter this boat with your family, friends or colleagues for an afternoon.
Learn to sail or simply enjoy yourself. Or both...
| PASSENGERS | 2 HOURS | 4 HOURS | 6 HOURS |
| 1-6 people | $360 | $450 | $650 |
| Call or email us for details. | ![]() | ||

We made great connections at the Teaching With Small Boats Conference, Alexandria VA, March 2010. Marcus Asante and Rich Hilsinger, Director of WoodenBoat School.

Marcus Asante and Jim Taylor of Peekskill Boatworks, NY.

We recently visited UK Halsey Sailmakers in Annapolis MD. David Gross explains how different sewing machines are used to fabricate the various parts of a sail.

Another New Years Eve 2010 fireworks picture. You can almost hear the sound!

We recently visited Chesapeake Light Craft in Annapolis MD to check out some students building the Skerry.
The Maritime Arts Institute creates youth and adult program opportunities for participants to practice maritime trades and learn about their region from a waterfront perspective. Our students learn a variety of skills in a setting where learning is focused but organic. We believe that an understanding of nature and cooperation with others are essential ingredients to the success of a voyage at sea or on land. We serve our customers and the community by using maritime skills and information as a vehicle to inform and inspire.
The Maritime Arts Institute partners with marinas, non-profit organizations, schools, churches, and community centers to broaden its services and expand its offerings to a variety of citizens. We normally operate within the Maryland section of the Chesapeake Bay. If you would like to learn to sail, join us for a tour, or schedule a group program, please contact us at admin@aamaritime.org.
We work to create opportunities by solving problems in a marine environment.
SAILING INSTRUCTION
CHESAPEAKE BAY CRUISES
HISTORIC TOURS
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
CANVAS AND SAIL REPAIR
FIBERGLASS AND WOODWORK
SEMINARS AND PRESENTATIONS
Email us at admin@aamaritime.org for more information
Maritime Arts Institute


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