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If you are looking at other venues in Cape May stop looking and call Kristin Gleason immediately to book the Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May! We booked our initial meeting with Kristin on a Saturday in October for a a potential wedding date the following September. When we told people we were going to meet with Kristin and potentially hold our wedding at CYCCM we received so many raving reviews that we were initially skeptical that she could be that wonderful. Well, she IS that wonderful and we were completely satisfied with every aspect of the venue and her services. Kristin is extremely professional and uniquely approachable from the minute you meet with her you realize that you are in the best possible hands for your big day! Kristin listened to our interest and concerns and built out a perfect day for us. She offered great recommendations and were happy to have Kristin's expertise providing feedback. I don't even know where to start with a review of the venue as Kristin and Harry offered such a fantastic experience for us and for our guests. I will attempt to break it down below but know that you have to see and experience for yourself. The venue The venue is spectacular for a small, intimate wedding. You can't get a better location than on the bay with the setting sun. We were able to get some fantastic pictures based on the views and location. We were looking for more of an elegant party feel for our event and CYCCM was able to deliver. CYCCM offered an intimate dining experience, casual lounge feel with the wicker couches for guest to linger, corn hole, and an amazing fire pit that was a huge hit! We received the most feedback regarding the second floor deck and happy hour. We loved it so much we opted to an hour and half happy hour prior to the event and with the sun setting it felt like we had invited everyone to a tropical getaway. You don't get a better view than that deck overlooking the bay at sunset. The venue has a great flow from the dining area, to the lounging and cocktail areas, to the amazing brick ceremony/ dance floor overlooking the bay. Kristin suggested we get a tent - just in case -and I would say that it was well worth the money and piece of mind given that they called for rain on the day of our event. We live in Cape May in the summer and we are very familiar with other wedding venue locations and have been to a few weddings in Cape May. This was the best experience of them all. The food The hardest part about the food was choosing which fantastic menu to go with from the appetizers, and hors d'oeuvres, to the dinner it feels like you are eating at a fine dining establishment. Harry has been a restauranteur in Cape May for many years and has owned some of the best establishments in Cape May. CYCCM is lucky to have Harry and you will not be disappointed in the food! When we told our parents that we were going to hold our event at CYCCM they were all thrilled. My father mentioned that he still dreams of the Grouper Charleston entrée from one of Harry's restaurants and was extremely happy when they offered it as an option for the event. We received so many complements on the food and how it was presented to the table, how beautifully prepared, and how delicious the food was. Again, Harry and team offered a multi star restaurant experience for one hundred people! Amazing! The experience Kristin and Harry treat their staff extremely well and it shows in the delivery and presentation. Servers were attentive and on top of their game. Bartenders worked with speed and efficiency and with a smile on their face the whole time. The team was also fantastic at transitioning from the ceremony to the reception with ease. The staff were skilled at greeting and directing guests like a well oiled machine. We also received many complements from our guests about how they were treated during the event. When we met with Kristin we told her we wanted a classy but not formal party for our ceremony and reception. Kristin and Harry delivered a special event not just for us but for our family, friends, and all of our guests. Six months after the event people are still talking about the venue, the food, and the service. I recommend Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May with my highest recommendation. I can't thank Kristin, Harry and team enough for allowing us to host a spectacular event. Cape May is lucky to have such a wonderful venue and crew!
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Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May is a waterside wedding venue located in Cape May, NJ. Steeped in rich history and tradition, this yacht club was founded in 1933 and is one of the oldest in the state. For decades the property has kept a reputation for world-class sailing, teaching programs, and a family-friendly environment. So if you are searching for a unique venue by the water to celebrate your love, this is the location for you! Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May has many spacious indoor and outdoor venues for you, depending on your preferences. Whether you are hosting an intimate gathering of up to 20 loved ones or a large celebration of up to 250 guests, this property is more than happy to help.
Boasting spectacular views of the Cape May harbor, you are sure to love the gorgeous scenery and its array of photo opportunities. To begin your wedding journey, ceremonies can take place outside underneath a white arch surrounded by glistening water and on-looking loved ones. Once your loving vows are said, guests can make their way into the banquet hall. To keep the whole wedding experience outdoors, there is an open-air tent available. As the night draws to a close, your loved ones can enjoy a relaxing cocktail hour sitting beside the firepit and watching the sunset across the water. At Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May, the dedicated team will be on-hand to ensure your needs are met.
The property's on-site wedding planner will also work with you to find out your vision, ideas, and budget. With their assistance, they will ensure that your event is a complete success and runs seamlessly. You don't have to stress sourcing outside catering as this venue will provide delicious food for you and your guests. No matter if you prefer buffet style or a plated dinner, their culinary team can accommodate it. To learn more about the property's services, contact a member of staff today.
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139 Years and Still Sailing
By Vicky Samselski Rector May 9, 2011 -->
This article originally appeared in the Spring 2009 issue of Cape May Magazine . The dates have been updated to reflect the current publication. Photographs courtesy of Judy Lord, and postcards courtesy Don Pocher, both members of the Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May.
There was no Harbor. There was no Canal. The paint color on your cottage, store or bordello was entirely your own business. At least no one could argue that it wasn’t “authentic.” Few quibbled over morals, either. Steamships brought gamblers, families, the wealthy and the devout bound for the religious retreats at Cape May Point. All were dumped pell-mell right on the sands at Sunset Beach. South Cape May was dry and populated. East Cape May was under water. The country was in a recession that began with a sharp drop in 1873 and then lazily spread out all over the rest of the decade, creating havoc elsewhere in the land. But far from all that madness, the boathouses of would-be yachtsman from Philadelphia lined cool, breezy Madison Avenue overlooking the Cape May Sound, at least according to the club’s website.
The Cape May Yacht Club, circa 1907.
The Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May started in 1872, the same year as its predecessor in London, the Royal Corinthian Yacht Club. The Cape May launch came about a year after the city’s large hotels put up the money to begin the Cape May Cup and a year before the recession hit. The club’s roots were in Philadelphia. Once a powerful maritime presence, Philly has had its share of ups and downs. It’s also had its share of Corinthians: wealthy sportsmen like Wanamaker and Drexel who embraced the Olympic spirit of amateur competition, then refocused it as an excuse to keep boisterous and low-brow professional sailors out of their clubs.
The Corinthian Movement swept through Britain and the States like a very affluent fever. According to the Royal Corinthian Yacht Club’s own archives, “The members of the new club in 1872 were pleased to be known as ‘Corinthians,’ emphasizing their intention to helm their own boats, although paid hands were still allowed. The term was greatly used in the sporting world of those days and perhaps those who had received a classical education connected it with the Isthmian Games held at Corinth in honour of Poseidon and found it singularly appropriate for yachtsmen.”
Club House of the Corinthian Yacht Club, circa 1918
Can’t you just hear those early Corinthians now? “Isthmian? Steer it myself? Right you are. Now how do you steer this thing?”
Before then, wealthy yacht owners enlisted the help of professional captains to help them win races or nip up to the Great Egg. Few of them could actually steer their own crafts before the movement began. Fascinatingly, fewer still checked their history. The Isthmian games were never about Poseidon (it was a funeral rite for Melicertes). The games occurred about as far inland as you can get on a land bridge behind the city of Corinth with plenty of room for nautical games like chariot racing and poetry competitions. Ahh, Corinth. How little we knew ye.
But history is a wonderful and funny thing. Rich boys go to school, get a vague idea about true Olympic spirit and truces between nations and garlands of celery in their hair (yep celery) and grow up to buy beautifully “yar” little sea crafts they didn’t want to share with stinky sailors. End result, you had to have learned sailing as an amateur to make it into their cup races and clubs – preferably a rich, well-connected and well-behaved amateur. Although later they made special exemptions for wealthy men who’d learned in the Navy. It wasn’t long before these men brought the notion of elegant sportsmanship with them to Cape May, where it flourished.
Laser race in the harbor
To this day, the Corinthian Yacht Club of Philadelphia boasts that it is one of the oldest in the country dating from the mixture of older “Corinthians” that came together in 1892. Older still, the Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May has held its charter since 1872, in one way or another. Before then, one could enjoy the excitement of a boat race in other ways: charter a small sailboat called the Harriet Thomas for daytrippers. Or if you could afford a yacht of your own and find a local Cape May pilot to steer it, the thrills of the shoals and canyons could be yours by the week. Then there was the early Cape May Cup: starting from the Iron Pier at the end of Decatur Street and looping around Five Fathom Light which, at that time, was still a ship. Now, sadly, it’s just a large buoy about 14.7 miles off the coast of Cape May.
After the amateurs took over the racing scene, one of the Philadelphia Corinthian Clubs won several Cape May Cups. So did their rival the New York Yacht Club. The highlight of the Cup came in 1903, when the Prince of Wales himself won the race on his yacht, the Britannia . The future of the elegant yacht club seemed secure, and when Cape May Harbor was created beginning in 1903, it only made sense that the new headquarters for all things boaty be there.
What of the local sailors and their sailing yachts? Actually, there were a few. They started the Cape May Yacht Club in 1872 and moored at Schellenger’s Landing. Then they built a new clubhouse on what was then Cape Island Creek. We now know it as the “Boathouse Row” between Washington and Lafayette streets just off the harbor. Although these local sailors may not have been ready to rub elbows with His Majesty, their cozy little clubhouse became one of the hottest tickets in town. There they were in 1907, looking over what was going to be the most exciting public works project in history! A harbor for Cape May! A channel to the Atlantic Ocean! New dry land (provided by the dredge spoils of the channel) from Schellenger’s Landing to Madison Avenue! Not only was Cape May getting a fancy, deep new harbor – the island was growing bigger in the process! What could go wrong?
The enthusiasm for the Yacht Palace must have paled in the face of the Great War. After the fighting ended, the building became a boys’ camp. (Ironically, the Navy took it back again at the beginning World War II, this time making it a permanent part of the Coast Guard Base. What’s left of it is now used to house flammable materials, according to the Corinthian website. Imagine for just a moment what it was built to be, and realize it’s now an expendable shack.)
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World War II ended and the last time anyone had heard of the Corinthian Yacht Club – even in passing – had been in the early ‘40s. “They disappeared,” says Jack Sayre, one of the longest running members of the current Corinthian Yacht Club. Kirby Thompkins tried to bring the old club back with the Peter Shields as headquarters, but after three years even that ended. Had too much time passed? Had the world moved on too much?
Maybe only in part. “In 1948, a group of 15 college students got together and called ourselves the Harbor Sailing Club,” says Jack Sayre.
“We started out across the harbor [off Ocean Drive]. Then the city gave us some land at the end of the street [at Buffalo and Delaware avenues]. Our first ramp was two telephone poles. We sailed a mixed bag of sailboats – whatever we could get.” The determined crew got together to clear out the underbrush and trash on the waterfront – each bringing his own equipment, spending his own money, and working like dogs. They attracted some attention leveraging it into fund-raisers, balls, fashion shows, and a lot of respect. Over the next few years, they bought new boats, and constructed a bulkhead of $50 concrete blocks (with members’ names on them) big enough to be a dance floor in a pinch.
The sailing world took note. “Well, some people from the newspapers came and took our pictures,” says Jack. “Some of the original members of the old Corinthian Yacht Club saw those pictures and came to us. They said, ‘We have a name, we have some money in the bank, and we have a liquor license.’ The only thing they asked was that we use their name. The old Corinthian clubs have a kind of affiliation with each other – a kind of informal understanding. They extend privileges to each other.” The kids just wanted to sail, and now they not only had the prestige of one of the oldest names in sailing, they had the ability to build a clubhouse of their own, make some money and do it up right. So in 1959, the plucky little Harbor Sailing Club became the newest member of the Corinthian athletic family.
The Corinthian Yacht Club name finally found the sailors it needed to flourish. In the last 50 years, the Corinthian has grown bigger and the clubhouse lovelier, true enough. But more importantly, the Corinthian sailors are finally doing what those elegantly muddled sportsmen originally intended: bringing the pure spirit of competition and good sportsmanship to the beautiful science of sailing.
“We’re 760 members strong and financially sound,” says Jack Sayre with notable pride. “We have an active J24 fleet, an active 420 fleet, and active Laser and Sunfish fleets. And we have an Optimist fleet – that’s a small boat for the little guys. We offer sailing lessons to the little ones every summer. Parents don’t have to be a member. That doesn’t matter if the children are interested.” They have adult sailing classes, too, so it’s officially never too late to learn. They host regattas, kids’ races and fundraisers for other local charities in their clubhouse overlooking the harbor.
The Corinthian Yacht Club today.
Now, 139 years later there is a Harbor, there is a Canal. The paint color on your cottage, store or bordello is everybody’s business and subject to Historic Preservation Commission approvals. Members of the Cape May Corinthian Yacht Club can sit on the club’s veranda or look out the large picture window of the new second story and see members’ sailboats bobbing in the harbor among the sleek, rich yachts that tie up elsewhere, the Coast Guard cutters, the whale and dolphin watchers, kayakers, commercial fishing trawlers. They all ply the same waters. They all vie for the same sea space – forced democracy in the day of a still members-only sailing club.
As for the clubhouse itself, well, I’m sorry to say there’s no turret. Hey, what do you expect? It was built entirely by amateurs.
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Set sail on the beautiful waters of the Atlantic and see Cape May from a new perspective aboard a sailboat. Cape May sailing is a popular activity for many of our guests at The Southern Mansion . At Corinthian Yacht Club, whether you are a beginning sailor or a novice racer, they have plenty of opportunities for you to get out on the water in the Cape May Harbor, Atlantic Ocean, or Delaware Bay.
They offer instruction and programs for kids and adults, whether you are a member or not. Plus, they feature a long list of racing events that are fun to attend with the family and get you into the spirit of sailing!
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From gatherings of 20 to 200, Corinthian Yacht Club boasts spacious indoor and outdoor venues, offers exclusivity and privacy while entertaining guests with the spectacular views of Cape May Harbor.
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13 Crest Haven Rd., P.O. Box 74
Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210
609-465-7181
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Cape May's hidden gem! Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May is a true waterfront wedding venue located in Cape May, NJ. With indoor and outdoor space, a beautiful clear top tent, the entire venue to yourself, and the ability to host weddings up to 250 guests, it is the hidden gem of Cape May. Steeped in rich history and tradition, this yacht club ...
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About. Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May is a waterside wedding venue located in Cape May, NJ. Steeped in rich history and tradition, this yacht club was founded in 1933 and is one of the oldest in the state. For decades the property has kept a reputation for world-class sailing, teaching programs, and a family-friendly environment.
139 Years and Still Sailing. By Vicky Samselski Rector May 9, 2011. This article originally appeared in the Spring 2009 issue of Cape May Magazine. The dates have been updated to reflect the current publication. Photographs courtesy of Judy Lord, and postcards courtesy Don Pocher, both members of the Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May.
And, the views! Couldn't beat it. It was a quintessential Cape May wedding."-Liz and Dan, Bride and Groom "On a recent glorious autumn late afternoon, a group of guests were invited to the extraordinary Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May for a Wedding Showcase and Industry Night.
Rich in history and tradition, Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May (CYCCM) is one of the oldest yacht clubs in New Jersey. Founded in 1913 by former members of Cape May Yacht Club, our club is located on the majestic harbor of our Nation's first seashore resort. CYCCM enjoys a reputation for world-class sailing and instructional programs and is ...
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Reviews: Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May. Thanks for your valuable feedback! Review Now. ... Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May. 1819 Delaware Avenue Cape May, NJ 08204 Cape May Harbor MM 113.5 Next to USCG Base Lat / Lon: N 38° 56.850' / W 074° 53.617' Contact: Sailing Director;
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www.cyccm.com. Latest news. Show news from J/70 Corinthian US Nationals at Cape May day 2. by Julie & Christopher Howell. Another three races went in the books Posted today at 1:51 am J/70 Corinthian US Nationals at Cape May day 1. by Julie & Christopher Howell. Three races held for the fleet of 24 boats Posted on 6 Sep.
Cape May sailing is a popular activity for many of our guests at The Southern Mansion. At Corinthian Yacht Club, whether you are a beginning sailor or a novice racer, they have plenty of opportunities for you to get out on the water in the Cape May Harbor, Atlantic Ocean, or Delaware Bay. They offer instruction and programs for kids and adults ...
Corinthian Yacht Club Of Cape May. Weddings & Events Rich in history and tradition, Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May is one of the oldest yacht clubs in New Jersey. Our club is located on the majestic harbor of our Nation's first seashore resort. Many members have been a part of our family for generations, and we would love to invite you to ...
The Yacht Club offers transient side tie dockage for boats up to 50' in length and 20' beam with access to many amenities including restrooms, showers, and an on-site restaurant. Rich in history and tradition, Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May (CYCCM) is one of the oldest yacht clubs in New Jersey. Founded in 1913 by former members of Cape May ...
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About Us. From gatherings of 20 to 200, Corinthian Yacht Club boasts spacious indoor and outdoor venues, offers exclusivity and privacy while entertaining guests with the spectacular views of Cape May Harbor. Cape May County Chamber of Commerce. 13 Crest Haven Rd., P.O. Box 74. Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210. 609-465-7181.
1 reviews (609) 884-8000. Website. More. Directions Advertisement. 1819 Delaware Ave Cape May, NJ 08204 ... The Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May (CYCCM) is a historic and prestigious yacht club in Cape May, New Jersey, established in 1913 by former members of Cape May Yacht Club. Known for its world-class sailing and instructional programs ...
The Constitution and Bylaws of Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May - Article II, Section 1. All applicants must be sponsored by two current CYCCM member in good standing for a minimum of one year. Membership categories : Senior Member, age 40 and up; Young Adult Member, age 21-39, and Junior Member, age 8-21.
Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May (CYCCM) Cape May, NJ, USA September 6-8, 2024: Online Registration Form - Closed For Entry, please contact the Event Organizers. Current Registration List. Scratch Sheet. Crew List. Cumulative Results. Start 1; Start 2; Start 3; Start 4; Start 5; Start 6; Start 7; Start 8: Results Race 1;