Saturday night Figawi hosts a Competitor Party under the Tent on New Whale Street. After the day of racing, it is a great place to come and see old friends and make new ones. Dance and enjoy a great band and enjoy the products our sponsors have provided.

Sunday is a day to enjoy Nantucket Island whether visiting local shops, enjoying restaurants, or walking the docks at Nantucket Boat Basin.

Also on Sunday, we host a regatta called the Figawi Invitational. High school sailing teams from across the Cape and Islands are brought to Nantucket by the Figawi organization to compete for the coveted Figawi Jr. Trophy. The races take place off the docks of Nantucket Boat Basin. The kids' race in double-handed, one design boats called 420’s. It’s pure competition.

As the day winds down, we start the Prize Giving late afternoon. Trophies are awarded to the High School competitors and all the Figawi Race winners. Sponsors generously supply their coveted swag to the winners along with the beautiful trophies. There is the Howard K Penn Spirit Award awarded to the best display of “Figawi” spirit whether on the race course or on land and the Pamela Trussell Duggan Award given to the volunteer that has surpassed the rest.

After the Award Ceremony, we change gears and prep the tent for the Sunday night party. It is, well, pretty much a repeat of Saturday night. Don’t forget to check out the Figawi “tattoo” table. The very professional crew eagerly applies the coveted tattoos to willing participants with the goal of raising donations for a local Nantucket children’s charity.