detroit yacht club merch

Connecticut

District of columbia, massachusetts, mississippi, new hampshire, north carolina, north dakota, pennsylvania, puerto rico, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, virgin islands, west virginia.

Breast Cancer

Firefighters, grandparents, national parks, pop culture, positive vibes, st. patrick's day, valentine's day, workout and fitness.

• Create Your Own Design

Your shopping cart is empty!

Detroit Michigan Yacht Club Premium Cotton Hoodie

$56.00 $ 48.99, related products.

• Description
• 8.5 oz., 3-end fleece, soft-washed
• 65% cotton/35% polyester
• Heathers 60% cotton/40% polyester
• Unisex, ultra soft hand, side-seamed, tightly knit
• 3-end cotton faced, 3-panel hood, flat draw cords
• 2 needle cover stitching at cuffs and waistband
• single needle edge stitch at collar, silver grommets

Detroit Yacht Club

The Detroit Yacht Club, founded in 1868, is the largest and one of the oldest most prestigious private Clubs in North America. The current DYC clubhouse, located on a private island along the banks of the Belle Isle Park in Detroit, is of Mediterranean design and was completed by George Mason in 1922. Mr. Mason also designed the Gem Theater, Masonic Temple and the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island.

The Detroit Yacht Club has been the center of Detroit society since opening its doors and continues a proud tradition and a strong commitment to excellence and quality service for all members. Our members and their guests enjoy a first class dining experience, along with an outstanding variety of social and recreational events, athletic, health and fitness services.

Whether your interests are expanding your social activities, making new friends, sailing or power boating, competitive sailing in our Flying Scots’ program, lounging by the Olympic size pool, casual or fine dining, the DYC undeniably has it all. DYC offers singles and families of all ages more amenities and more activities than any other private club or marina on the Great Lakes.

Detroit Yacht Club

Established 1868.

How much does it cost to join the Detroit yacht club?

Answered by Marvin Ayala

I used to be a member of the Detroit Yacht Club (DYC), and I can share my personal experience regarding the cost of joining. The DYC offers different membership options, depending on whether you are a boating member or a non-boating social member.

For boating members, the cost is $390 per month. This fee covers the privilege of docking your boat at the club, but it does not include the annual cost of the boat slip. The annual cost of the boat slip varies depending on the size of your boat and the location of the slip within the marina. This additional cost can range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars per year.

On the other hand, non-boating social members who are over the age of 35 pay a slightly lower fee of $365 per month. This membership type does not include the privilege of docking a boat at the club.

It is worth noting that these fees are subject to change, so it is always best to contact the Detroit Yacht Club directly for the most up-to-date information on membership costs.

Joining the Detroit Yacht Club as a boating member can cost $390 per month, plus the annual cost of the boat slip. Non-boating social members over the age of 35 pay a slightly lower fee of $365 per month.

Polish Yacht Club

5249 Jos Campau (Corner of Frederick) Detroit, Michigan 48211 313.925.5335 313.925.1982 (Fax)

Welcome to the   Ivanhoe Cafe,   home of the World Famous  Polish Yacht Club

The Ivanhoe Cafe, Detroit, is home to the world famous Polish Yacht Club, Just outside the border of beautiful Hamtramck, Michigan! A great place to meet for lunch, dinner or drinks.

Our History

Celebrating over 100 family owned years. In 1909 the Ivanhoe Café opened its doors as a bar, gas station, and a small shoe store. By all rights the bar must have been the best of all three. In the 1930’s the family decided to add on a large kitchen to expand the business from a bar to a restaurant. Because we are all so young here we can only say that this was a blind pig during prohibition. Unfortunately we have no fun or juicy details except that we have (don’t tell anyone) a secret room in the basement. Once Stanley and Agnes Sienkiewicz started serving food they hired more help. They hired John Sobczak “Big John” (good thing for me – my Dad) around 1945 after his tour with the Night Fighters during WWII. Agnes and Stanley truly refined their art and came up with “the best thing I ever ate” the pan-fried Perch and Walleye. Big John also was refining his art – bartending. John was a true professional – mixing drinks, managing crowds (remember “Did you call??), and always making time for a smile, a joke, or a kind word. Business prospered and as time went on people drove from every inch of the metropolitan area to visit us for fish or just to be a part of our ever expanding family. In 1962 one of our friends went home after spending the day with us and his wife asked “where have you been? And don’t say the Polish Yacht Club. Thus started the Polish Yacht Club. The members still meet every month, and raise monies for charities (Capuchins, Goodfellows of Detroit, St. Hyacinth, Lakeshore K of C Tootsie Roll drive, Juvenile Diabetes). In 1980 Stanley passed away. In 1991 Agnes passed away and in 1994 “Big John” passed away. His wife Lucille (Stanley and Agnes’ daughter) owned the Ivanhoe and her daughter, Patti Galen and adopted daughter Tina Maks, manage the Ivanhoe. We still live by the truth that “this is a family business and we treat our customers like family. When you have something that works and is good – why mess with it?” Patti Galen **Just a footnote – the Grendzinski family originated the Ivanhoe (Agnes’ Parents) they died very young. Agnes raised the family and did all the work to make the restaurant successful. Unfortunately, that was many, many years ago and I do not know a lot about my great-grandparents. OUR HISTORY CONTINUED…………….. Our lives change every day – and our story continues. On December 1, 2011 Lucille Sobczak, owner of the Ivanhoe Café, passed away. It was a total shock to all of us, but we all pulled together to keep the place going. Patti and Bill Galen started their ownership journey on December 2, 2011. In February 2012, Bill retired from his tour of duty with the Detroit Police Department after 26 years. Now Bill and Patti both run the Ivanhoe Café with the help of their sister by another mother, Tina. It is their labor of love. As we are all family here at the Club, all of our employees are family. On April 10, 2016 we lost our awesome kitchen manager, Diane Palmer, to cancer. We truly never realized how important one person was to us and we think of Diane every day. We continue to believe in the power of prayer, the strength of love, and the idea that our customers are our extended family. We remain dedicated to friendly service, great food and awesome cocktails. Here is to continued success…..and many more history making memories. PG

New menu will be posted weekly.  For any questions, please call 313 925-5335.

IVANHOE CAFE

Located at  5249 jos campau detroit, mi  48211.

Corner of Frederick about 6 blocks south of I-94

PYC in the News

Deadline Detroit: Detroit Digest

Before downtown and Midtown gave birth to a cluster of new restaurants and bars, some of Detroit’s best destinations were hidden gems off the beaten path. After more than a century, the Polish Yacht Club, aka The Ivanhoe, is still one of those gems. Drive past empty fields and worn homes on a residential stretch of Joseph Campau in Detroit, about six blocks south of I-94, and you’ll stumble upon the restaurant-bar housed in a big red-brick structure with a flat roof — almost like a little home on the prairie. Despite its name, it’s landlocked, with no yachts to be seen.Before downtown and Midtown gave birth to a cluster of new restaurants and bars, some of Detroit’s best destinations were hidden gems off the beaten path. After more than a century, the Polish Yacht Club, aka The Ivanhoe, is still one of those gems …

WXYZ-TV Detroit | Channel 7

Check out the 3 top spots in Detroit’s Poletown East neighborhood

Life In My Empty Nest

It’s a Good Friday tradition and this year was no exception. We headed to Detroit, straight to the inner city, for our traditional fish fry lunch at the Polish Yacht Club.It’s a Good Friday tradition and this year was no exception. We headed to Detroit, straight to the inner city, for our traditional fish fry lunch at the Polish Yacht Club …

Ivanhoe Cafe 5249 Jos. Campau Detroit, MI 48211 Phone: 313.925.5335 Fax: 313.925.1982

Your Name (required)

Your Email (required)

Your Message

©  2024 Ivanhoe Cafe. Built using WordPress and the Mesmerize Theme

Bill Galen passed away suddenly Monday, December 12th.

The restaurant will be open this tuesday dec 20th through friday, dec 23rd.,   then closed until january 10th.    please check back for further updated hours..

my-store-caea7f

Featured products.

Available colors

Gill Regatta Hat with Retainer Clip

Carhartt ® Midweight Crewneck Sweatshirt.

Ladies Sleeveless Performance Polo

OGIO® Nomad 22 Travel Bag

Hooded Performance Tee

Old Goat or Grand Ram Blazer Patch

Flannel Plaid Pant

Team Bayview Performance Shirt – Compass Back

Classic Hooded Sweatshirt

OGIO ® Ladies Luuma Long Sleeve Tunic

Women’s Perfect Tri® Relaxed Tank

Ladies Beach Wash® Garment-Dyed V-Neck Sweatshirt

SuperPro™ Oxford Shirt

Camp Fleece Snap Pullover

Fleece Crewneck Sweatshirt

Drink Tumbler

Insulated Wine/Beverage Tumbler Engraved

Rapid Dry Old Goat/Grand Ram Polo – Adult or Ladies

Smooth Fleece 1/4-Zip – Adult or Ladies

Brushed Twill Low Profile Old Goat/Grand Ram Cap

Sport-Tek ® Wicking Performance Polo

Port Authority® Collective Tech Outer Shell Jacket

Bayview D-Ring Belt

Lightweight 1/4 Zip Performance Tee

Insulated Wine/Beverage Tumbler – Printed/Color

Infant “Onsie” Bodysuit Tee

Sport-Tek ® PosiCharge ® Tri-Blend Wicking Polo

All Conditions Jacket (Adult or Ladies)

Denim Button Down (Adult or Ladies)

Women’s Lightweight Cowl Neck Fleece Hoodie

ALL PRODUCTS ARE CUSTOM ORDERED AND DECORATED. Two week lead time on orders. There are NO returns on decorated items, please order carefully. We will only accept a return if we provided defective merchandise, or if we made a mistake with the embroidery or printing.

Just added to your cart

Shop till ya (shovel) drop.

Looking for more Shovel Knight Delights?

Check out our awesome retail partners!

We recently announced our merch collaboration with YouTooz!

YouTooz made an awesome vinyl figure, pin set, and collector’s plush. The entire collection is available for pre-order right now!

CLICK HERE TO VISIT STORE PAGE

CPTNALEX's Custom Controllers

Steel thy Joy-Con!

Shovel Knight, King Knight, Specter Knight, and Plague Knight have made their made their delightful debut in CptnAlex’s custom controllers! They're only available for a limited time.

Pre-order today!

Note: These are custom designed controllers produced using official Nintendo Switch Joy-con internal electronics. These products are not licensed or endorsed by Nintendo or any of its associates. Nintendo and CptnAlex Designs share no affiliation. Nintendo Switch™ and The Nintendo Switch logo and Joy-Con™, are trademarks of Nintendo.

Symbiote Studios

Delve into adventure with a Shovel Knight plush pal! Our friends over at Symbiote have a large cast of characters to choose from.

Make every day an awesome adventure with some sweet Shovel Knight apparel! (Zip-up Hoodies, T-Shirts, & more!)

First 4 Figures

Adorn your living quarters with not one, but TWO majestic combo edition Shovel Knight statues by First 4 Figures!

JOIN THE OFFICIAL COMMUNITY AND SIGN UP!

Our community is at the beating heart of everything we do. If it wasn’t for you, we wouldn’t be here! Join our mailing list for all of the latest updates and announcements!

• Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
• Press the space key then arrow keys to make a selection.

• Skip to main content
• Skip to primary sidebar
• Skip to footer

Detroit Model Yacht Club

Radio controlled model sailboats

DMYC Member Benefit Packages :

Junior Member

• A non-voting member w/ no race fees required
• Ages 20 and younger

General Member

• Voting rights at general membership meetings
• Race fees included

Family Membership

• General Member plus all members of the same household, but with only one vote per family

Master Member

• Master membership open to members with 30 years of DMYC membership

Membership Payment:

AMYA membership is not required for DMYC membership. However, if you are an AMYA member, please provide info with your registration below.

T-shirt option is only to pay for the shirt and must be paid separately from membership.  To order a shirt, contact Chris Miotke at senseimiotke (gmail)

DMYC was formed in 1979 and is a Member of the AMYA. Racing is held at Delia Park in Sterling Heights Monday through Thursday depending on class. The season is May through September. There are over 30 Sanctioned classes of boats in the AMYA.

Learn more about us

DMYC Images

Individual Fleet and specific Regatta pictures are posted by on their respective pages. A complete gallery of images can be found clicking the Image Gallery button or by clicking Gallery in the Footer navigation. Vintage images and Videos can also be found on the Gallery page.

Image Gallery

Site Navigation

What we sail, Regatta information, Fleet Captain Reports and DMYC Race Reports can all be found on the Regattas page. Membership options, DMYC By-Laws/Policies & Procedures, DMYC T-shirts, and Dues Payment options can all be found on the Members page.

Back To Top

Detroit Yacht Club Foundation    |    One Riverbank Rd  Detroit, MI 48207   |   (313) 757-5240

In addition to its primary mission to restore and preserve the historic clubhouse of the  Detroit Yacht Club, the DYC Foundation also provides educational opportunities for the public to visit and learn about this unique and architecturally significant structure on Belle Isle.  Free public tours are offered on scheduled dates each year.  Tour availability is publicized in various media, and reservations are made using Eventbrite.

As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic’s social distancing and other restrictions,  no tours are currently scheduled.  Once circumstances change so that tours can be safely offered, we will announce a limited schedule. 

​The photos below provide some representative interior views of the historic 1922 clubhouse.

Here's where to get your Boat Week merch this week

W hether you’re participating in Saturday’s historic Port Huron-to-Mackinac Island Sailboat Race or visiting downtown to join in on the Boat Week fun, there are plenty of places to pick up a T-shirt or nautical souvenir to commemorate the occasion.

This year marks the second that MI Passion, 229 Huron Ave., has carried T-shirts with the Bayview logo for the Mackinac race — now with the emblem for its 100th anniversary.

But they’re going fast.

Boutique owner Anita Varty said she bought over 600 shirts, and by midday Thursday, had fewer than 200 left. Those include a women’s V-neck and a unisex shirt in white and gray colors. The race logo is shown enlarged on the back with a smaller version on the front chest of the shirts.

The shirts ranged in cost from $29.99 to $34.99. MI Passion was slated to be open until 8 p.m. Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday.

Although they had plenty of other Michigan-made and nautical items, particularly themed for the lake and river, Varty said she was excited to be part of celebrating its 100th anniversary.

“The most exciting thing for me is seeing everybody out,” Varty said. “Like the energy downtown, I so looked forward to this week.”

Official Mackinac shirts can otherwise be purchased on Mackinac Island and through the Bayview Yacht Club in Detroit.

Port Huron Yacht club carrying 'Mac 2024' merch

The Port Huron Yacht Club’s women’s auxiliary is selling a variety of merchandise for both the club and specific items with a Mac 2024 logo, celebrating Port Huron’s spot as a start to the race but unaffiliated with the Bayview’s race merchandise.

Missy Smith, the auxiliary’s commodore, said the display of apparel would be out from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Thursday and Friday and Saturday morning with whatever items were left unsold. Typically, she said they only acquire enough to sell out, having first started selling items five weeks ago and on Wednesday for Boat Week.

“And it’s looking like this year we will probably sell out," she said. "… That’s what I’ve been telling everybody on their boats. ‘Oh, I like that shirt.’ If you want to get one, I would go now.”

As of midday Thursday, the merch included women’s V-neck T-shirts, regular unisex cotton T-shirts, and men’s long-sleeve sport tech shirts all in several colors, as well as hooded zip-up sweatshirts and tank tops. There were also yacht club sweatpants that didn’t have the Mac 2024 logo and sandals.

“And then, this year, we bought a new item, and it’s a T-shirt hoodie,” Smith said. “So, it’s T-shirt material, but it’s long-sleeved, and it has a hood. They’re really comfortable. And we have those in three colors.”

Prices for the local club’s merchandise, Smith said, ranged from $20 for tank tops to $60 for the zip-up sweatshirts with T-shirts falling in between.

Plenty of other stops with nautical-themed items to celebrate

Outside the official race shirt and local yacht club merch, a few other spots downtown had displays with boat-themed or items with anchors and other nautical symbols.

The Huron Lady II, for example, docked on the East Quay Street side of the Black River, had hats and T-shirts — the latter prompting you “take a ride” — on display for sale with small icons of the iconic cruise.

Elsewhere, the downtown shoe store District 43 also carried plenty of other items, such as through the Michigan Boat Company label.

“That’s our company,” said store owner Jorja Baldwin. “So, we have Michigan Boat Company. We have Motor City sun shirts, Michigan Boat Company tank tops, and an unofficial Michigan Boat Company Mackinac shirt.”

Baldwin said District 43 would be open from 2 to 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday and closed on Saturday.

When asked about their apparel, she said, “I like them all. It’s tank tops, T-shirts, sweatshirts because it’s Michigan. I feel like we have a little something for everyone. We have women’s tanks, and then, unisex things. The river mermaid because I like we can tie in the Black River and Lake Huron experiences.”

Contact reporter Jackie Smith at (810) 989-6270 or [email protected].

This article originally appeared on Port Huron Times Herald: Here's where to get your Boat Week merch this week