Intercity Yacht Club

This video shares the story of Intercity Yacht Club through the lives of Thomas “Rock” Adams, Commodore Ryan Weekes, and their wives – four people whose deep love of the water and passion for boating shine through every moment. Founded in 1968, Inter-City is one of the oldest and most respected African American yacht clubs in the nation. It is far more than a marina; it is a historic cornerstone of Cleveland’s boating community, built on fellowship, mentorship, and the belief that boating should be accessible and inclusive for everyone. Through Rock and Ryan’s leadership, and the strength and warmth of their wives, we see how this club has shaped lives, strengthened the community, and opened doors that once seemed out of reach. Their story captures exactly why expanding access to Lake Erie matters – because when more people can experience the joy, healing, and possibility found on the water, our entire community grows stronger.

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