Susan Tiller - 2013 Poster Artist
The Harbor Historical Association of Georgetown is pleased to announce its selection of Susan Tiller as the official poster artist for the 24th Annual Wooden Boat Show.
Susan Tiller recreated and enhanced a valuable piece of Georgetown history with her painting titled “Dressed for the Occasion,” which is featured on the 2013 Wooden Boat Show poster and T-shirt.
Exhibitors: Register Now for the 2013 Show
The Official Wooden Boat Show Online Registration App is now LIVE
Simply register HERE with your name and email address and you can submit your registrations online for:
- Wooden Boat Exhibitor
- Commercial Exhibitor
- Wooden Boat Show Sponsorship
- Boatbuilding Challenge Teams
The site is secured via SSL Certificate and you can pay via credit card or check.
Please let us know if you have any issues with the system.
Thank you!
The Wooden Boat Show Team
P.S You can register the ol' fashioned way HERE
SCIWAY Picture Project features GWBS
SCIWAY Picture Project features Georgetown Wooden Boat Show.
Click HERE to go to SCIWAY and see the photo.
2012 Challenge Teams
Veteran boatbuilders and first-timers will go head to head in this year's Wooden Boat Challenge. Click HERE to see who will be competing to build a 12 foot Carolina Bateau within a four hour time limit. Then get on down to Georgetown and cheer for your favorite team on Saturday, October 20th.
GWBS is a SCIWAY featured event
Click HERE to see the GWBS featured listing on SCIWAY'S October calendar. SCIWAY, pronounced "sky-way," is an acronym for South Carolina Information Highway. It is the website that is the largest and most comprehensive directory of South Carolina information on the Internet.
WoodenBoat Magazine's Forum: great pics & posts from the 2011 show
I stumbled upon WoodenBoat Magazine's WoodenBoat Forum while doing an internet search for the GWBS. I sure enjoyed reading the appreciative comments and looking at all the amazing photos (lots and lots of photos) from last year's show.
"Yesterday we went to the Wooden Boat Show in Georgetown, South Carolina. It was a good visit. Georgetown is a lovely place. Part of the street was blocked off for exhibitors, and there a lot of them, and people. I was especially pleased to meet John Merritt, Traditional Small Craft Association, and his friend and fellow boat builder, Nielson Wilcinson. They had sailed the day before from Charlestown in John's Egret, double ended sharpie, built from Rauel Parker's plans. It was the boat's maiden voyage and they said it was FAST!"
Click HERE to see a whole lotta pics from last year's show.
