SoundWaters Events

How can you protect Long Island Sound?  How about joining a SoundWaters event?

Don’t just stand on the shore, join the SoundWaters movement.  Jump in and get involved and help us Protect Long Island Sound Through Education and Action.

Check out our upcoming events.  There’s something for all interests and ages and whether you join us as a participant, a volunteer, or a donor, the awareness and money you raise will make it help more underserved students to come to SoundWaters.

SoundWaters HarborFest – August 27, 2022

Let’s go to the harbor! HarborFest is bringing Stamford to the harbor for the city’s biggest waterfront celebration in its history. Thousands of visitors of all ages will flock to the Harbor Point Waterfront to enjoy, historic tours of Stamford Harbor, mini golf, kids boat building, marine animals, dockside boat tours and of course, the Aquarion Cardboard Kayak Race for the Mayor’s Trophy! HarborFest is Stamford’s celebration of the Harbor and all its sea shore amenities. Don’t miss it.

 Coastal Cleanups – Monthly

SoundWaters Tall Ships Ball – May 6, 2022

The Tall Ships Ball is back! Join SoundWaters on May 6. Imagine it’s 1923, right in the middle of prohibition. We’ll turn Riverside Yacht Club into our own speakeasy – the Schooner Club – and our host, Al Roker from NBC’s TODAY Show, will help us kick off one of the most exciting years in SoundWaters history. Enjoy incredible food, great music and dancing and, despite prohibition, plenty of liquor. Add exciting auctions full of unique items and experiences that money can’t buy and we’ll have the party of the decade. All this in support of Long Island Sound education for all students.

SoundWaters Flotilla – July 16, 2022

Talk about a movement to protect Long Island Sound! This event actually moves – from Cove Island Park on Stamford’s east side to Boccuzzi Park on the west side – hundreds of people of all ages and skill levels paddling kayaks and paddle boards in a big, colorful flotilla of small boats, finishing with a great party celebrating a fun day and a job well done. Everyone paddling is telling their friends and family and raising money to help SoundWaters teach more underserved kids about Long Island Sound.