Saturday, June 9, 2007 at 06:16 
In May 2007, I served as Grand Marshal of the 74th Rhodendron Festival Parade, the oldest festival in Port Townsend. This year's theme was "Sail Away" and according to Patrick Sullivan, editor of the Port Townsend Leader, "Kaci Cronkhite's maritime education leadership role" earned the nod from the selection committee.
Wednesday, March 28, 2007 at 11:57 
Kaci presents "Maritime Tasmania", about her visit to to the Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Shipwrights Point Boat School (now called Australian Wooden Boat Centre), the Livign Boat Trust and the Huon Pine World Heritage site. 7:00-8:30 pm. There is no cost to attend the presentation or any other Wooden Boat Wednesday evening programs at Cupola House, 380 Jefferson Street in Port Townsend.
Billed as "an island off an island", Tasmania
Friday, March 23, 2007 at 12:23 Neil Rabinowitz had to cancel. Carol Hasse was already booked. So, I was asked, last minute, to present "Woman of the Wind, the story of how an Oklahoma cowgirl could grow up to sail around the world" to members of the Port Madison Yacht Club .
Thursday, February 1, 2007 at 12:39 On January 24th, 2007, Kaci presents Woman of the Wind, at the ever popular Winter Wanderlust Adventure Series. An annual winter lecture series held Wednesday nights, January through March features top notch international travellers from authors and photographers to expedition or solo fetes. The globe trotting public has a cornucopia to choose from and the funds raised help support the PT Youth Hostel located in Fort Worden Park. Winter Wanderlust encourages Port Townsendites and visitors through the sometimes windy wintery blues in PT. Presentations begin at 7:30p in Joe Wheeler Theatre at Fort Worden. See www.ptleader.com for info. Admission is by suggested donation.
Note: The theater sold out for Kaci's presentation. 230 people attended.
Monday, October 9, 2006 at 12:48 
Kaci was one of the featured guests on "NPR's West Coast Live" on Saturday, September 9, 2006 from 10a-12.
Bertram Levy (seated behind Kaci as he played the background music live for the broadcast) and guitarist Joe Euro, both "local" artists who regularly play at the Wooden Boat Festival, provided live musical accompaniement while host Sedge Thomas interviewed Kaci about the circumnavigation.
Carol Hasse, Brion Toss and Steve Miller (yes, THE Steve) talked with Sedge about the uniqueness of wooden boat culture and the reasons all of them either live or visit often. Miller, who was just finishing a nationwide tour to celebrate 20 years since Fly Like an Eagle topped the charts, said he always leaves his schedule open this weekend. "I get my sanity back here," he said, "then carry on up north into the islands."