ClubBuzz: Tonight! The amazing 🐳Cpt Jamis – Pacific Voyages You’ll Never Make – In Person and Zoom

Jamis MacNiven is the founder and proprietor of Buck’s of Woodside, the restaurant known around the business world as Venture Capital Central for almost 30 years where Valley tech companies including Netscape, Hotmail, Paypal, Tesla, and countless others had their earliest investment meetings.

With the management of the restaurant now in the hands of his three sons and origin stories of tech giants now the stuff of legend, Jamis has set his sights on new voyages — chronicling the fascinating and wondrous history of distant locales and remarkable voyages of the vast Pacific Ocean.

“My motto is: ‘Travel to places you will never go.’ Trust me when I say I will take you to places you have not considered. This is a vacation from the cares of the world with not a whiff of the virus. But watch out for malaria, beriberi, blackwater fever, typhus, cannibals, murderous mosquitos, sharks, sea urchins, saltwater crocodiles, deadly jellyfish, political shenanigans, white bread with Spam and wildly overpriced Pina Coladas.”

“For me, it’s time for some blue water under the bow; so come with me and my parrot, Zimbabwe, and I’ll take you on a trip to strange and wondrous places.”

Please join us Friday, May 14^th at 6:00 pm

This will be an awesome party with Steve and Friends and delicious food provided by the Whisk on Wheels Food Truck. Steve will have a truly “big” band this time with 10 musicians performing for The Club at Westpoint until sunset!

Steve Stanley is an incredible talent and recently toured with Todd Rungren. He is a first-class sailor, and sailing instructor, and one of the earliest members of The Club at Westpoint.

We’re back on the Helipad for this sell-out event so register early.

Whisk on Wheels Food Truck Opens at 5:00 pm
The concert starts at 5:30pm

In March 2016 The White family flew from Australia to La Rochelle (west coast of France) to move into their new home on the water – a Nautitech 542 sailing catamaran called “Hugo”. 

Join Russ and Tina as they present a brief overview of the first 6 months of their sailing journey that took them from La Rochelle, through the Bay of Biscay, Northern Atlantic Ocean into the Mediterranean Sea as far to the East as Turkey stopping in Gibraltar, the Balearic Islands, Sardegna, Aeolian Islands, Sicily, Strait of Messina, Greek Peloponnese, Dodecanese Greek islands, Cyclades Greek Islands, Corinth Canal, mainland Greece, Ionian Greek Islands, Italy, Corsica, Italian Riviera, Côte D’Azur, Cannes Boat Show, Balearic Islands and Costas Del Sol, Spain before departing the Mediterranean Sea. 

Please join us Friday, May 14^th at 6:00 pm

And join us for part 2 Atlantic Crossing and part 3 Panama Canal Transit later in the year.