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Ahoy there, untie yer ship and set sail for Salisbury’s Poplar Hill Mansion! In celebration of national “Talk Like a Pirate Day,” Poplar Hill Mansion hosted a lecture last week on “Pirates of the Delmarva Coast.” Curator Sarah Meyers spearheaded … Continue reading →

Governor’s Intergovernmental Affairs Coordinator by day, guitar and vocalist by night; Chuck Cook has been playing with bandmate Chris Demone since 2005. After their band Dash Eight broke up in 2007 they decided to form an acoustic duo called Test … Continue reading →

Next week the town of Salisbury and surrounding areas will make room for thousands of bicyclists, as the Eastern Shore celebrates the 25th Anniversary of Salisbury University’s Seagull Century. That’s right, it’s time for Sea Gull Century, with over 7,000 … Continue reading →

Wine is a libation that has no season – summer, fall, winter, spring – there is a wine for every season and every occasion. Yet, there is something about the transition from summer to fall that has us popping the … Continue reading →

We’ve all hit that moment when our phone is on low battery and panic sets in as you realize your phone is going to die…right in the middle of messaging someone important. What ensues is an angry boss, spouse, friend, … Continue reading →

Stow, the customizable packing list app for travelers, is the latest app we’ve gotta have to make our lives a little easier. Stow makes packing lists simple and less time consuming by allowing you to quickly create and customize your … Continue reading →

In case you hadn’t noticed, ShoreBread loves going Day Trippin’ to local museums. What’s not to love? History, culture, art…our local museums offer a little bit of everything. What’s more, we have an array of museums scattered across the Eastern … Continue reading →

“Why would anyone want to do this to themselves?” That was the question posed to a group of seasoned Rehoboth Beach restaurateurs this week, and while the responses were varied, the underlying theme remained consistent – it was a different … Continue reading →

September is winding down, which means October is just around the corner. At ShoreBread, October means a number of things – leaves changing, Halloween, haunted hay rides – but what the month of October also represents is Breast Cancer Awareness … Continue reading →

Area high school students are fully immersed in the school year now that summer is officially over. Tests, papers, grades, sports, after school commitments, extracurriculars…the list goes on and on. Pile the stress of the college admission process on top … Continue reading →

You know how crock pots in general and recipes labeled “one pot wonders” make life easier? What’s better than tossing food in a pot and letting the pan do the work? Now let’s take that same concept of simplicity and … Continue reading →

Leaving Downtown Salisbury and stepping into Cake Art is like taking a sweet escape into Candy Land. Once inside, the sugary aroma pairs with the colorful interior, giving rise to the dreamlike atmosphere of the cupcake shop. The local confectionery, … Continue reading →

Saturday, October 12 from 11 am to 4 pm experience an autumn tradition with the Downtown Fall Festival in Pocomoke. Enjoy food, crafts, live music, a dog parade and a car show. Little ones can try a hand at pony painting, … Continue reading →

Have you ever had a meal that was so incredibly delicious, so memorably epic, or so repugnantly disgusting that you have to tell people about it? Not only did that just happen to me, but it just happened to me … Continue reading →

Arts and entertainment were abuzz this weekend on the Shore, with national recording artists rocking out in downtown Ocean City, fiddlers fiddlin’ on Main Street in Berlin, and artists competing in #mdscoolestsmalltown. To top off an already epic weekend, mother … Continue reading →

Demystify the magic of sushi with Executive Chef Al Chu and his Bad Boys of Sushi at Stingray Asian Latino Grill in Rehoboth. Chef Chu’s legendary Sushi 101 classes are now accepting enrollment for the fall. Click here to learn … Continue reading →