Captain…Crook?
Pyrates have always been known for their ability to adapt…

Pyrates have always been known for their ability to adapt…

Join us this Sunday night (7pm-11pm) for a land-locked Nite O’ Jolly Rogerin’™ at Hamilton’s historic pub, The Corktown (corner o’ Young St. & Ferguson Ave. S.)! The fine lads o’ Ceol Cara will be joinin’ us to serenade ye with chanteys, reels and other musical offerings – feel free to drink & sing along…
We frequently speak about the fact that a Pyrate crew was big on equality – one o’ the earliest forms o’ Democracy anywhere; equal pay for equal work, profit sharing, incentive bonuses, injury compensation…rum & BBQ! This attracted folk from all walks o’ life – though often those most disenfranchised, taken for granted, or openly…
…comes our new website! While we’re still getting things shipshape, we hope ye like the new & improved site…it makes it easier to let ye know what we’re up to! Like this, for instance…. FYI, this was during the first annual Day Of 1000 Canoes…great fun for all who participated!
Pyrate Lore & Harbour Walks™ start this Thursday, 29 June at 7pm in Downtown Port Colborne…aka “The Canal District” True Pyrate history & knowledge, pyracy on the Great Lakes, shipwrecks, the War of 1812 and perhaps the greatest secret about the Welland Canal ye’ll ever hear! Meet us at the Compass by Bridge 21…
The stories of childhood leave an indelible impression, and their author always has a niche in the temple of memory from which the image is never cast out to be thrown on the rubbish heap of things that are outgrown and outlived. ~Howard Pyle Join us this Sunday (Sept. 18) from 10am – 4pm at…
Port Dover is a grand little port town with fine folk and an interesting history; we have been well met everywhere we travelled! Just because the summer is drawing to a close, don’t think Port Dover closes up! Our mates Carrie & Ian keep the Harbour Museum open all year, Cap’t. Bob & his (family)…