Activities - Eastern Yacht Club

Along with being a first-class facility, the EYC creates camaraderie among its members by hosting a wide range of social events to enjoy with family and friends. The culinary team delivers outstanding seasonal menus with the freshest ingredients available, giving the members a taste of the creative spirit that happens behind the scenes. Complementing the menu is our beverage program with a carefully curated wine list, craft cocktails, and beer from a variety of local breweries..

Whether you are picking up a racquet for the first time or you’ve played the game for years, you’ll find that the EYC has something for all ages and abilities. Our adult and youth tennis programming includes clinics and tournaments, or you can just enjoy a casual play option. Once the cooler weather sets in, the paddle tennis program gets up and running with weekly groups, inter-club teams, and special events.

From Memorial Day to Labor Day, the pool provides a relaxing and fun setting for the whole family. The beautiful poolside area overlooks Marblehead Harbor and gives members the opportunity to enjoy recreational swim time, youth and adult classes, and swim team. The summer months bring July 4th activities for all and the annual season wrap up water show for the kids.

The annual EYC cruise is one of the highlights of the summer season. Whether the plan is to venture north or south from our home port, cruising is a fun family activity, regardless of experience, with good company and a lifetime of memories. If you are looking to get out on the water, our sailing programming appeals to a range of abilities and experience levels, for both social and competitive purposes. Members and their families can take advantage of instruction from our Sailing Staff aboard the EYC Sonar Fleet, participate with Team EYC in local or travel regattas, and children can join Youth Sailing Classes, to name a few of the opportunities available.

The member run book club is a fun way for people to get together and share a common interest. Many members gather for dinner at the Club prior to the meeting, but you can also just join the book discussion and engage in interesting dialogue and gain new perspectives with fellow members.