Exhibit Information

Please join us June 25–27, 2010 at Mystic Seaport for the 19th annual WoodenBoat Show, owned and produced by WoodenBoat magazine.

Last years’ WoodenBoat Show was an overwhelming success with a verified attendance of 12,500 in just three days! Mystic Seaport has proven itself to be an ideal location for our event, and we are excited to be returning in 2010. We have a variety of new, interesting, and informative demonstrations, exhibits, and boatbuilding events for all wooden boat aficionados. The 2010 “I Built It Myself” exhibit is attracting a lot of interest from amateur boatbuilders looking forward to displaying their boats and talking with interested attendees about their projects. We are also pleased to welcome Iain Oughtred as our honoree for the 2010 WoodenBoat Show Tribute Dinner on Saturday night. This show is a must see for any and all wooden boat and marine history enthusiasts. We are confident the 2010 WoodenBoat Show will be an exceptional value to all of our exhibitors.

Please download our Exhibit Space contract here and mail or fax it to us today! Once we receive your contract, expect to hear from us to discuss your options for placement.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Laura Sherman
Exhibit Sales
T: (207) 359-4651
F: (207) 359-8920
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Ray Clark
Exhibit Sales
T: (401) 247-4922
F: (401) 245-7415
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WoodenBoat Show photo

Exhibitor on the water

The 2009 WoodenBoat Show at Mystic Seaport attracted over 12,500 attendees.

If your target market is wooden boat owners and enthusiasts, you can’t afford to miss exhibiting at the 2010 WoodenBoat Show. Contact us today to receive exhibit information!

The perfect place, lots of wooden boats, history, a beautiful setting. People who know what mast hoops are! End of Quote

~ Ralph, Pert Lowell Co., Inc.

This was my first time. It was successful, and I will certainly put in an application to join the show next year. End of Quote

~ Kenneth, Teakflex Products

It was good, lots of interest, thoughtful people with good questions. A nice, happy crowd. End of Quote

~ Michael, Monroe Boat Shop