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      The Gay + Lesbian Rowing Federation will host a booth at the 2026 Head Of The Charles Regatta.
       
      Stop by and learn about our Global Rowing Community.  Use our new app to access our community platform and register for free, in just a few minutes.
       
      Help support our initiatives to promote inclusion, acceptance, and promoting rowing in the LGBTQ community:
      The Rower’s Pledge Rainbow Logo Challenge Rowing Enquiries and Share A Link  
      Get a GLRF t-shirt and show your true colors!
       
      Dates:
      Friday, 16 Oct 2026: 10h00 – 17h00
      Saturday, 17 Oct 2026: 07h30 – 18h30
      Sunday, 18 Oct 2026: 07h30 – 17h30
       
      Location: Non Profit Row just before the finish line
       
      General area:
      Christian Herter Park
      On Soldiers Field Road and across from the Harvard football stadium
      Along the Charles River
      Boston, Massachusetts
      United States
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    22 Jul 2011 05:00 PM      24 Jul 2011 04:59 PM

    Cascadia Masters Regatta 2011
     
    23 - 24 Jul 2011
     
    Deas Island Regional Park
     
    Vancouver, British Columbia
     
    Canada
     
    "Please be assured that our regatta is open to all master's rowers and that we welcome competitors." - Carolyn Thompson, Cascadia Masters Regatta Chair
     
    Regatta website.
     
    Registration through Regatta Central.
     
    Entry deadline is 08 Jul 2011.
     
    Here is the race packet.

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