Inlet Spring Regatta

A huge thank you to our Nothin’ Dragon teammate, Gosia, for capturing some amazing candid moments throughout the day—highlighting the effort, focus, and teamwork that went into putting on the event. What a great day it was! Thanks again from all of us at Nothin' Dragon Paddling Society. 🌊🐉

We have more photos in from the Port Moody Men's Shed photography club!

Thanks for your support, Royal Canadian Marine Search & Rescue • Station 2 North Vancouver!!

Thank you to the Port Moody Men's Shed Photography Club for capturing many of our on-land shots throughout the day!

We’re excited to release our on-the-water shots from the Inlet Spring Regatta (April 25)!

A huge thank you to photographers Michael Mong and Steve Ray for capturing all the action.

Take a look, relive the excitement, and see if you can spot your team out there! 📸

🔥 Event Recap | 2026 Inlet Spring Regatta 🔥

What a day on the water! The 2026 Inlet Spring Regatta delivered an unforgettable start to the dragon boat season—packed with thrilling racing, incredible teamwork, and a powerful sense of community.

From high-energy heats to inspiring youth performances, the spirit on Burrard Inlet was electric all day long. Paddlers, volunteers, sponsors, and spectators all came together to make this one of our most memorable events yet.

👏 Thank you to everyone who helped bring the regatta to life—on and off the water.

👉 Read the full recap: https://www.inletspringregatta.com/latest-news/2026/event-day-recap

Here we go! 📸

The photos are starting to roll in from the Inlet Spring Regatta, and we’re excited to share our first album—featuring the medal presentations and team moments that made the day so special. 🏅🚣‍♀️

A huge thank you to our incredible photography team: Michael Mong, Steve Ray, and the Port Moody Men’s Shed Photography Club for capturing the spirit, energy, and community of the regatta.

👉 Stay tuned, more photos are on the way!

Thanks for the coverage Freshet News~

Photos: Inlet Spring Regatta in Port Moody kicks off dragon boating season - Freshet News Event attracted 44 teams from around the Lower Mainland and as far away as Seattle