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Pemberton Park has been a happening place over the past few weeks. With both the Good Beer Festival and the Maryland Autumn Wine Festival being held at the park, we’ve found ourselves at the Salisbury park quite a bit lately. … Continue reading →

Adults and kids were out and about this weekend, showing off their scariest, cutest, and most creative costumes. Halloween isn’t until Thursday but with parties, festivals and parades galore, we’ve been seeing all sorts of crazy costumes. While we can … Continue reading →

Halloween candy and decorations have been lining the aisles of local stores since August, but low and behold, Halloween is finally here! Whether you have been working on an ingenious costume for weeks or simply throwing on a witch’s hat, … Continue reading →

There’s an autumn chill in the air and between the stresses of carving the perfect pumpkin and the pressure to produce a memorable Halloween costume, we sure are looking forward to kicking back and enjoying a weekend of Halloween festivities … Continue reading →

Although the Civil Rights movement may be seen as a hallmark in American History, the fact remains that we are still fighting for equal rights, be it race, sexual orientation or socioeconomic status. Salisbury University just wrapped up their production … Continue reading →

We don’t often associate Ocean City with the word “historic,” but look past the summer crowds and the new condo buildings and you’ll find a deep history, particularly in downtown Ocean City. From the inlet to 3rd Street, also known … Continue reading →

Salisbury University students are at the halfway point of the Fall Semester, and with Thanksgiving break still a month away, many students and families look forward to Family Weekend as the chance to not only show their loved ones around … Continue reading →

A bruise is nothing more than bleeding that occurs under your skin. Broken blood vessels and damage to tissue under the skin are medically referred to as contusions. Unsightly bruises can be painful and require a little attention if you … Continue reading →

“Having a paranormal experience is like being a member of a club you didn’t ask to join. They pick you, you don’t pick them.” It’s almost Halloween, that time of year when we try to scare ourselves with horror movies, … Continue reading →

This week I’m going to take a break from my bar room diatribes, and assume the other half of my dual identity. If you’ve been following the column then you’re aware that I tend to vacillate between curmudgeonly aging, resort … Continue reading →

After a few hectic weeks, we decided to treat ourselves to some fresh air and autumn fun this weekend. We started with a trip to the downtown OCtoberfest in Ocean City, taking a stroll through the beach maze while enjoying … Continue reading →

Join the Art League of Ocean City at the OC Center for the Arts Friday, November 1st   from 5-7 p.m. for the opening reception of the Annual Members’ Juried Holiday Show.  This is a special two month exhibit that will … Continue reading →

We are one week into the two-week Fall Ocean City Restaurant Week, and so far the prix fixe menus have not disappointed. Whether we’ve already devoured a dish or have it included in our ‘must-eat’ list of Restaurant Week dishes, … Continue reading →

The Autumn Wine Festival is bringing us “Bacchus” to Pemberton Park this weekend. In case you forgot, we enjoyed a bit of a wet and gloomy, but nevertheless fun, afternoon at Pemberton Park last weekend during the Good Beer Festival.  … Continue reading →

Part of what we love about living on the Eastern Shore is the small town events. While we couldn’t possibly compete with the arts and cultural scene of major metropolitan areas, our Shore towns do a remarkable job of generating … Continue reading →

With all of the festivals and fall-centric events across the Delmarva Peninsula, we’ve had our dance cards full lately. Despite the gloomy weather last week, we’ve beenkeeping busy here at ShoreBread, and this week is no exception with Octoberfest in … Continue reading →