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Whether your mouth waters for fresh seafood from the Chesapeake Bay or deep sea, or your taste buds crave fresh farm ingredients, you are bound to satisfy your hunger throughout the restaurants, festivals, and food shows Maryland has to offer. … Continue reading →

This Memorial Day Weekend celebrates those who have served our country and our nation’s rich history; more specifically life and wildlife at Delaware’s 15th Annual Horseshoe Crab and Shorebird Festival. Sponsored by the Milton Chamber of Commerce and Prime Hook … Continue reading →

Ahhh, the Old Bay, the salt air… can you smell summer? The season is right around the corner and we are busy marking our calendars for the 2018 lineup of Crab & Cruise events brought to you by The Crab … Continue reading →

On Saturday, May 19th join us at the Island Theatre to meet the author of American Fire: Love, Arson, and Life in a Vanishing Land, Monica Hesse. Hesse is a feature writer for the Washington Post and a best-selling author. … Continue reading →

Worcester County Humane Society is excited to start a new venture that will help the homeless cats and dogs in the area.  The WCHS Thrift Store officially opened its doors for business on Saturday, May 5th. The thrift store located … Continue reading →

The Maryland Coastal Bays is looking for volunteers to participate in the Annual Diamondback Terrapin count from May 29th through June 2nd. The diamondback terrapin may be Maryland’s state reptile and the mascot for the University of Maryland, but its … Continue reading →

Your mother may have loved you for as long as you’ve lived, but you will love her for an entire lifetime. Show her what that means to you this Mother’s Day by planning some quality time together! With so much … Continue reading →

Pack your tents and get the entire family together for a trip to Salisbury Zoo for an unforgettable camping adventure! The Zoo’s Bunk with the Beasts will bring wildlife, zoo creatures, and excitement the whole night. What: Bunk with the … Continue reading →

Wings Down, Pollinators would Vote for this Event. The Lower Shore Land Trust is hosting a Pollinator Festival and 11th Annual Native Plant Sale on Saturday, May 5th from 9am-2pm at Sturgis Park in downtown Snow Hill, MD This family … Continue reading →

Calling all animal lovers!  National Adopt A Shelter Pet Day is observed each year on April 30th and your friends here at Shorebread cannot contain our love for furry friends. This is the perfect day to grow your family by … Continue reading →

Marshall, Skye, Chase and all of the Paw Patrol pups need your help! The Wicomico Youth & Civic Center, “Delmarva’s Hub for Entertainment,” welcomes Paw Patrol Live! The Great Pirate Adventure to town on Tuesday, May 15th and Wednesday, May … Continue reading →

Pining for some outdoor time this Spring? Join in the merriment of Arbor Day on the Eastern Shore! For those of you who may not know, Arbor Day is a holiday in which individuals and groups are encouraged to plant … Continue reading →

The stages are nearly set and the town of Berlin, MD is making final preparations for an event perfect for men and women, adults and children: the 11th Annual Jazz & Blues Bash. From 10:00 am until the early evening … Continue reading →

Co-founders and managing partners of Matt Ortt Companies assured Ocean Pines residents Thursday evening at a standing-room-only town hall meeting that the newly hired management company is doing what it can to improve the food and beverage operations at the … Continue reading →

With the recent warm weather on The Shore, all we can think about over here at Shorebread is the summer fun that is coming our way! Between sandy beach days full of relaxation, long summer nights spent with friends and … Continue reading →

A popular year-round farmers market that is deeply rooted in Worcester County sprouts a new seasonal mid-week market in Ocean Pines. Known for its lively Saturday market, Ocean Pines Farmers & Artisans Market is launching a Wednesday market starting May … Continue reading →