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Tønsberg Seilforening opened a fully rebuilt clubhouse and sailing facility in Tønsberg, Norway, one year and three months after construction began.1:57 The main building contains two sections separated by a corridor: one side holds a hall, kitchen, and regatta office; the other holds changing rooms, toilets, and a handicap-accessible bathroom.2:00 The hall seats 150 and can serve meals to 120, with two 100-inch screens planned for live race tracking and post-regatta debriefs.0:50 An outdoor amphitheater with steps provides additional briefing space.3:46 The indoor boat workshop features overhead cranes rated to 2.5 tonnes, used to lift classic wooden boats, J/24s, and to measurement-check Melges 24s during European Championships and Snipes during the Women's Snipe Europeans currently underway.1:03 The entire site — drainage, water, power, docks, and outbuildings — was upgraded to a standard the club says should last 100 years.1:44 Dock power is installed; septic pump-out infrastructure is roughed in for future use.1:49 The municipality sends fifth-grade classes daily from May through September for swimming, lifesaving, and sailing, supported by three full-time municipal sports instructors.2:16 The club is hosting the Women's Snipe Europeans (18 boats), the Masters regatta (40–50 boats), and a Melges 24 event (40 boats) in consecutive weeks.4:55

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