Don't Miss This Uplifting Hull Tradition: Snow Row 250 Celebrates Community and Heritage!

This March, Hull, Massachusetts, is set to host the much-anticipated Snow Row 250, a cherished event that honors both community spirit and the 250th commemoration of American independence. Scheduled for Saturday, March 7, with a weather contingent on March 8, this race is more than just a test of rowing skills—it's a celebration of Hull's rich maritime tradition.

A Celebration of Community and Heritage

The Snow Row 250 will kick off at noon from the Windmill Point Boathouse at Pemberton. This year's theme, “Pulling Together Since 1776,” reflects the deep-rooted history of this coastal town and its dedication to maritime service. Participants and spectators can expect a lively atmosphere, complete with a LeMans-style beach start along a picturesque three-and-three-quarter-mile triangular course.

Revolutionary Flair and Special Awards

Rowers are encouraged to embrace the spirit of the occasion by donning Revolutionary-era attire, adding a festive touch to the competitive edge. Special awards, including the Spirit of ’76 Award and the Hull Heritage Award, will recognize teams that best embody community pride and creativity, ensuring that the local heritage is celebrated alongside the sporting achievement.

An Event for Everyone

The Snow Row 250 offers something for everyone, from seasoned rowers to families wanting to enjoy a day by the shore. A spectator boat will allow those who wish to experience the race from the water, enhancing the overall atmosphere of camaraderie and community spirit. Longtime volunteer and rower Al Mahegan will narrate the race from the boat, ensuring that every moment is filled with excitement and engagement.

More than just a rowing competition, Snow Row 250 is set to be a vibrant event that strengthens community bonds, promotes local history, and provides an uplifting experience for all involved. Register now and be part of this remarkable celebration in Hull!