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General Admission & VIP Tickets Available. Ticket pricing subject to increase at any time. ‍ Tickets Available April 19th - 21st 2024 April 18th - Private Invite Only Pre-Show

Available VIP Tickets for The Newport Beach International Boat Show (NBIBS).

All General Admission features

Complimentary Water Taxi provided from Jeff Brown Yachts and Captain Newport.

Access (10AM-7PM | Sun 10AM-5PM) to the Private VIP Lounge with live entertainment and sponsored activations **

Complimentary beverages and cocktails

Indulge in gourmet culinary experiences

Additional access to that evening's themed after party. See ticket details for each evening below

Special raffles & giveaways from local shops including Aesop, Faherty and more...

1-Day VIP Ticket | Valid Friday, April 19th

+ Access to NBIBS After Party Latin Themed Evening w/ Ken Grody Ford, LaVictoire | Axos, Otaca Tequila and a Special Samba Performance featuring LA Chargers DJ Esther Anaya. 7:00PM - 10:00PM Lido Deck

1-Day VIP Ticket | Valid Saturday, April 20th

+ Access to NBIBS After Party Italian Themed Evening w/ Lamborghini of Newport Beach, Peroni, Campari, Special Performances from Miles Jay, Blake Cross and Winner of Songland Greg Scott. 7:00PM-10:00PM Lido Deck

1-Day VIP Ticket | Valid Sunday, April 21st

+ Access to NBIBS Closing Party on the beautiful Top Side of Lido House w/ Revel Republic, Traffik and West Cap Lending featuring musical performances from The Trap Violinist Clejan & DJ Michael Soltani. 5:30PM-8:30PM Top Side/Lido House*

3-Day VIP Weekend Pass | Valid April 19th-21st

+ Access to everything VIP has to offer and all evening events.*

* Sunday Closing Party Passed Apps | Top Side Cash Bar ** Must be 21 to enter lounges. ‍ LIDO MARINA VILLAGE: $50 PARKING STRUCTURE - VIP AREA 3434 Via Lido, Newport Beach, CA 92663 ‍ WATER TAXI Pick-up | Ride Share Drop Off Only | No Parking 3101 West Coast Hwy, Newport Beach, CA 92663 2801 West Coast Hwy, Newport Beach, CA 92663

General Admission

Available General Admission Tickets for The Newport Beach International Boat Show (NBIBS).

Complimentary parking available with shuttle service to/from Hoag Hospital (9AM-8PM)

Entry to The Newport Beach International Boat Show

Access to public on-water lounges*

1-Day General Admission | Valid Fri - Sun

Single Day General Admission | Free entry 12 & Under Fri 4/19 & Sat 4/20 10AM-7PM | Sun 4/21 10AM-5PM

3-Day Weekend Pass | Valid Fri - Sun

3- Day General Admission | Free entry 12 & Under Fri 4/19 & Sat 4/20 10AM-7PM | Sun 4/21 10AM-5PM

*Must be 21 to enter lounges. ‍ Hoag Parking | Free Parking 540 Superior Ave, Newport Beach, CA 92663 ‍ Avon Overflow Lot | Paid Parking 208 Tustin Ave, Newport Beach, CA 92663

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Revel Republic is proud to announce the inaugural Newport Beach International Boat Show, set to take place April 27-30, 2023, in Newport Beach’s beautiful Lido Marina Village!

This luxurious event will showcase the best in boating, yachting, and marine technology, offering attendees a one-of-a-kind experience that captures the essence of Newport Beach’s elevated lifestyle.

Guests can explore an impressive selection of boats and yachts ranging from high-performance powerboats and sailboats to luxury super yachts. In addition to these spectacular watercraft, the show will feature live performances and a variety of marine-related exhibits and demonstrations from over 75 exhibitors, displaying the latest in marine technology, accessories, and services.

Bernard Kida, Executive Producer and Co-Owner of Revel Republic, explains, “The demographic of boat owners has broadened, which brings a younger entry point to the industry. These new individuals to the market offer an opportunity for fresh brands and elevated experiences that complement their lifestyle preferences.”

Revel Republic is working in partnership with global ad agency TRAFFIK to transform the boat show from a standard exhibition to an immersive celebration of the culture of Newport Beach. TRAFFIK will assist the team with its data-driven strategies, innovative marketing solutions, and vast network to increase the overall reach and further publicize the event to the proper demographics.

“Audience engagement across every touchpoint is important to the producers. Not only does it elevate the overall guest experience, but it also delivers better outcomes for the growing list of brokerages, exhibitors, and partners participating in the project,” said Anthony Trimino, TRAFFIK founder and Revel Republic partner. “A new identity, branding, website, and marketing strategy coupled with a new team obsessed with creating an incredibly immersive experience at the biggest boat show in SoCal means that NBIBS is set to make a splash in 2023 that you won’t want to miss!” –  International Boat Show, February 2023

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The Newport International Boat Show (NIBS ), one of the largest and most prestigious boat shows in the country, spans over fifteen acres with 6 connecting show sites within historic downtown Newport, Rhode Island. Walk the docks and view a spectacular display of shiny new sailboats and powerboats, some making their first-ever debut in the United States. On the land side, you’ll find hundreds of marine products, services and accessories to enhance the boating lifestyle. Also on deck are educational seminars, in-water boating courses and daily giveaways.

The Boat Show’s September dates from 12-15th and stunning location are added benefits to your visit. Set amongst grand coastal scenery, national historic sites, trendy boutiques and world-class restaurants, it’s easy to pair your passion for boating with the experience of Newport and the beauty of fall in New England.

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September 12, 2024  10am-6pm September 13, 2024  10am-6pm September 14, 2024 10am-6pm September 15, 2024  10am-5pm

Newport Yachting Center Marina 4 Commercial Wharf Newport, Rhode Island 02840

The Best Place To Park Is Easton’s Beach 175 Memorial Blvd, Newport 02840 Shuttle service to Show available 8am to 8pm  Purchase parking with admission ticket – on sale June 1st!

BOATS BY BRAND

Check out the list of the boats that will be on display at the 2024 Newport International Boat Show. Hundreds of exhibitors, dealers, and manufacturers, with new powerboats and sailboats from 15ft to 90ft.

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Preview Day

Opening day is a welcomed experience for serious boaters to walk the less crowded docks, board and compare the makes and models of power and sailboats, and spend more personal time with the boat representatives.

EVEN MORE BOATS TO SEE…

Running concurrently with the Newport International Boat Show; the Newport Brokerage Boat Show at the Safe Harbor Newport Shipyard has a spectacular line-up of brokerage boats for sale. This show is free of charge and can be accessed by water taxi located at the end of the Bannister’s Wharf fuel dock.

MILITARY AND NEWPORT COUNTY RESIDENT’S DAY

Sponsored by hogan associates real estate and carey, richmond and viking insurance.

We’re offering miliary families and veterans as well as residents of Newport County, discounted admission on Sunday, Sept. 15th. The ticket is available for purchase on-site only for $20 with Valid Photo ID.

In-Water Training for Sail

There is nothing more valuable than hands-on training to make you a better, safer, and more confident boater! All experience levels are welcome. The courses are offered all four days of the show.

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Architect and community figure Marcel Beaudin dies - a look at his legacy in Burlington

Whether you're walking along Pearl Street, down Main Street or wandering the waterfront, there's a chance you can look around and see Marcel Beaudin's work. From family homes to public buildings, Beaudin has decades of architectural design lining the streets of Burlington, including cofounding and designing the new Burlington Community Sailing Center.

Beaudin died Friday, March 29, 2024, at the age of 95. The time since has been a retrospective for his family, business partners, friends and the community. For those who may have never heard his name before, they have likely seen his work without even knowing it. While he was described as a humble man who worked for the love of his community and not the recognition, it's hard to look back on his prolific catalogue of work without admiration.

His children certainly do, as his middle daughter Rebecca Beaudin and youngest son Jeb Beaudin recounted their father's life from early age to his later years.

Beaudin was born in Barre in 1929, the oldest of four children, according to his obituary and children. Rebecca remembers him recalling his parents as hardworking, blue-collar Vermonters (after moving to the United States from Sherbrooke, Quebec): his father Armand was a stonecutter, and his mother Eva was a seamstress.

After graduating from Spaulding High School, he followed that interest to the city, working as a junior designer of tombstones and mausoleums, merging his interest of design with his family legacy. Beaudin’s interest in architecture was born from a chance encounter with Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier at his studio in New York City. Rebecca and Jeb both said that this meeting with Corbusier changed their father's trajectory, leading him to pursue architecture in his education.

Not long after, he enrolled at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. From there, his career took off. He had an eye for design, winning many awards during his time at the college.

During his time in the city, he met his first wife, Vera. They married in 1948 and in the following years moved back to the Green Mountain state to raise a family.

Life in Vermont

Beaudin built a home of his own design on Shelburne Point, one that held him, Vera and their five children.

The house just barely fit the entire family, recalls his daughter Rebecca Beaudin. She said that the home had only three bedrooms, “so it was a little tight, but it was really cool.”

She described her childhood home as “remarkable,” with big windows facing the Adirondack Mountain sunset, and a big balcony, which, much to her mother’s chagrin, was on a 40-foot cliff with no fence.

“My mother would say, ‘Well, your dad said that if they survived this, they will survive anything,'" Rebecca said. “And you know, we did.”

It was home until Rebecca – who most often goes by Becky – was 12, and the family moved to Main Street in Burlington, across from the University of Vermont campus.

A prolific career

Beaudin’s career was taking off at the same time he was raising a family, something that seemed to be a challenging balance.

“He was very thoughtful, civically thoughtful, and deeply committed to the planning of the city, particularly the waterfront,” Rebecca said. “He was so focused that when I was a kid and wanted attention, I had no shot. If he was working, my hair could have been on fire, but he had this one thing to focus on.”

Rebecca said this sentiment with warmth in her tone, looking on this quality of her father with admiration.

A retrospective catalogue of his work was published in 2005, with photographs by Gary Hall and curated by Jessica Dyer, who spent hours with Beaudin. This book recounts that Beaudin began his private architectural practice, Beaudin and Associates, in Burlington in the late 1950s and practiced for almost 70 years. Beaudin’s work is integrated throughout the streets of Burlington and beyond. He did commercial projects − like the Community Boathouse − along with residential commissions, public buildings and places of worship all throughout Vermont.

Beaudin is estimated to have finished about 2,000 projects, according to an interview between him and Seven Days in 2020. Different locations and projects would pop up during the conversation with Rebecca and her youngest brother Jeb, as talking about Beaudin was setting off their memories of strong images of blue glass windows and sharp angles.

One of his most notable projects came later in his life and has been described as one of his "proudest" projects by Rebecca and Owen Milne, with whom he worked closely during the project: the creation of the Burlington Community Sailing Center . Beaudin cofounded the center in 1994 at the old Moran Plant on the Burlington waterfront. They were able to build a new, state-of-the-art building, designed by Beaudin, in 2018. Beaudin was an avid sailor, a passion that was able to be fulfilled with a life lived in close proximity to Lake Champlain.

"Sailboat racing became a family mission, and he competed with his close friends and his sons regularly on both Lake Champlain and in regattas from Newport to Key West," Rebecca said. "His proudest competitive sailing achievement was setting the record for the most victories in the Lake Champlain Yacht Club Ladies Cup Race, with a total of six wins, always with at least one of his sons on board."

Now executive director of the center, Milne said that while Beaudin wasn't as involved in the past seven years, he still had an active interest. That continued even in his last few months.

"There really hasn't been a week that went by without a phone call from Marcel checking in, offering creative ideas and support on how to keep moving his vision forward," Milne said. "It was more than just a phone call. He was regularly advocating on our behalf."

Advocating for his community seemed to be an important part of Marcel's character that he didn't want credit for. Rebecca said Beaudin took on other good works because they “needed doing.” A recent example is his involvement as a consulting architect for the Lost Mural Project , saving a hidden artwork from destruction. He contributed to engineering the moving and installation of the restored mural in the lobby of Burlington’s Ohavi Zedek Synagogue, which has become a Burlington landmark.

A “big event” at the sailing center is in the works for Aug. 2. More information will come out closer to that date.

Sydney P. Hakes is the Burlington city reporter. Contact her at  [email protected] .