NMTA Offers Seattle Boat Show Sponsorships
September 25, 2026
One of the Pacific Northwest’s premier shows is scheduled for Feb. 5-13.
One of the Pacific Northwest’s premier shows is scheduled for Feb. 5-13.
Early pricing for the Oct. 6-8 event in La Conner, Wash., which includes meetings with industry leaders and innovators, ends Sept. 1.
Ten $1,000 grants will go to organizations that get new boaters on the water.
The Northwest Marine Trade Association is organizing a career fair at the 70th annual Seattle Boat Show.
The Northwest Marine Trade Association unveiled a grant program for non-profits promoting boating in the region.
The NMTA sent a thank-you letter signed by 23 marine businesses that belong to the group.
The Northwest Marine Trade Association awarded $17,300 to eight boating programs in the Northwest as part of its Grow Boating grant program.
Joel Clark was thinking about football, not fishing, when he got a call that caught him off guard. Clark was watching the Seattle Seahawks game
The Northwest Marine Trade Association recently bought the Northwest Paddling Festival, the region’s largest event dedicated to the increasingly popular recreation. The acquisition follows recent
The Northwest Marine Trade Association announced a grant program for non-profits seeking assistance in promoting boating in the region. The grants are being awarded through
One of the Pacific Northwest’s premier shows is scheduled for Feb. 5-13.
Early pricing for the Oct. 6-8 event in La Conner, Wash., which includes meetings with industry leaders and innovators, ends Sept. 1.
Ten $1,000 grants will go to organizations that get new boaters on the water.
The Northwest Marine Trade Association is organizing a career fair at the 70th annual Seattle Boat Show.
The Northwest Marine Trade Association unveiled a grant program for non-profits promoting boating in the region.
The NMTA sent a thank-you letter signed by 23 marine businesses that belong to the group.
The Northwest Marine Trade Association awarded $17,300 to eight boating programs in the Northwest as part of its Grow Boating grant program.
Joel Clark was thinking about football, not fishing, when he got a call that caught him off guard. Clark was watching the Seattle Seahawks game
The Northwest Marine Trade Association recently bought the Northwest Paddling Festival, the region’s largest event dedicated to the increasingly popular recreation. The acquisition follows recent
The Northwest Marine Trade Association announced a grant program for non-profits seeking assistance in promoting boating in the region. The grants are being awarded through
