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The Ocean Pines Farmers Market has only been open two seasons, but with mounting success so far, the decision was made recently to keep the Farmers Market open year-round. The market, located in White Horse Park in Ocean Pines, was … Continue reading →

November is here, and if you can believe it, the 2nd Friday of the month is already upon us. The good news is its 2nd Friday, which means we will be heading to #mdscoolestsmalltown for the monthly 2nd Friday Art … Continue reading →

As part of the Cambridge’s Second Saturday events, High Spot and Stoked restaurants, and Cambridge Main Street will be hosting the 2nd Annual Belgian Beer Festival this Saturday, November 9. From 1:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. participants can receive a … Continue reading →

Film buffs will converge on shores of Southern Delaware this weekend for a five-day showcase of 100 of the best American and International films. The award-winning Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival has developed into a premiere, Mid-Atlantic cultural event since … Continue reading →

I’ve seen and heard a lot of things from behind the bar. Some of them silly enough, or poignant enough to garner a couple of key words in that notebook I carry with me at all times. Some of these … Continue reading →

Fall is oftentimes synonymous with food. Halloween candy, pies, Thanksgiving feasts, holiday parties, sugary lattes and hot cocoas…but that doesn’t mean you have to overindulge completely. The Worcester County Health Department and the Berlin Parks Commission invites you to fall … Continue reading →

The quaint brick building that houses Pemberton Coffeehouse has seen its fair share of changes over the years, transitioning from a home, to a variety of commercial uses, to its current state as the Pemberton Coffeehouse.  After hearing high praise … Continue reading →

“Can you hear the people sing? Singing the songs of angry men…” There is going to be a lot of singing this weekend from the Community Players of Salisbury’s production of Les Misérables. From November 1-3, Wicomico Senior High School … Continue reading →

Halloween 2013 has come to a close. In the blink of an eye the costumes get packed away, the decorations transitioned into autumn themes, and the Halloween candy that we bought at marked-up prices yesterday is now available for half … Continue reading →

Traditionally, oysters are meant to be eaten during months with the letter ‘r’, which means oyster season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than by heading to St. Michaels this weekend for their famous Oyster Fest. While … Continue reading →

Bringing the sounds from one beach to another, the Reggae band Rebelution performed to a sold out crowd this past Sunday in Salisbury University’s Holloway Hall. After just returning from their Good Vibes Tour, the group put on an unparalleled … Continue reading →

The reputation of the Eastern Shore is one synonymous with natural beauty—endless bodies of glistening water, miles of coastline, beautiful sunrises and sunsets—all offering daily reminders to those of us who live here, just how lucky we are. Aside from … Continue reading →

In a world where reading food labels can be as difficult as reading a foreign language, it is refreshing to find products with a moderate number of ingredients, and better yet, ingredients that we’ve actually heard of. Biotechtizione-what? The same … Continue reading →

In case you hadn’t noticed, three of our favorite things here at ShoreBread are fundraisers, food and pets, so it should come as no surprise that we plan on spending our Friday evening enjoying all of the above at the … Continue reading →

After the candy has been consumed and the costumes put away, Eastern Shore locals know that its time to focus our energies on pumpkins. That’s right, its time for Punkin Chunkin! This weekend, November 1-3, the annual gathering will draw … Continue reading →

Knowledge is wisdom. Anyone at any age can look and feel better. It’s true! And it makes no difference if you are male or female; we all have specific problems that are unique to our genetics or lifestyle. H.E.A.L., which … Continue reading →