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In a few days Christmas will be over, the temperatures will remain unseasonably warm, and conditions will be perfect for removing holiday lights, dragging a dying evergreen tree out of the house, and hauling holiday decorations up the attic stairs … Continue reading →

We’re sure that the Eastern Shore will be quiet and peaceful on Christmas Sunday, but what about Christmas Eve? Does anyone have plans to bar hop on Saturday night with friends and family who have ventured back home to celebrate … Continue reading →

I have be so excited to share this week’s column with you because it is more then just a fashion piece, it is about life and how quickly things can change for the better if you take the first step! … Continue reading →

In anticipation of the holiday season, and to further our quest to celebrate the movement to buy local, and jointly support community artisans, ShoreBread launched Local Artist’s Month. In this our final week, and just days before Christmas, (when hopefully … Continue reading →

On the west side of Salisbury, MD there are 262 acres of land devoted to preserving local ecosystems and history. Weaving through marshlands, forest, woods, and meadows on that acreage there are 4-and-a-half miles of meticulously kept nature trails. The … Continue reading →

I don’t know about you, but personally I have a hard time walking past a mouth-watering tray of holiday cookies this time of year. I find it even more difficult to not turn around when it’s one of those perfect, melt-in-your mouth … Continue reading →

The holidays are both a joyous and tumultuous time of year. It’s crazy, hectic and celebratory; it’s time spent and memories made with friends and family near and far—it’s for many, as that well-known song says, the most wonderful time … Continue reading →

The Merry Sherwood Plantation is a stately, 3-storied home that sits proudly overlooking farmland off of Route 113 south of Berlin, MD. The home stands out on the lower Eastern Shore as being one of the most distinctive and personal … Continue reading →

I hope you all enjoyed last week’s piece regarding my thoughts on the holiday season. There was much more to it but I rambled and ranted far too long not keeping track of my word count and had to be … Continue reading →

Downtown Ocean appeared to have been taken over by the man in the big red suit this past Saturday, December 17th. Approximately 88 Santa’s paraded from the ‘dead shark’ at the OC inlet, to the giant cedar totem pole, then … Continue reading →

Over the past four months we have gone through several different emotions. Making the decision to buy an old home, knowing full well the renovations that would have to take place, were big ones. Trying to sell the current home … Continue reading →

If you’re not too busy shopping for holiday gifts or hosting a stellar party, be sure to make it to one or a few of these many events on the shore this weekend. Old Saint Nick will be flying over … Continue reading →

Every other week on Shorebread one of our “single ladies” will give you a firsthand account of their trials and tribulations navigating the shore’s single scene. We’re in favor of the romantic notion of letter writing–you remember, in the olden … Continue reading →

A thirteen-year-old girl pops herself up onto the saddle of a horse, seemingly without any effort at all.  Quite a feat, considering she was born without legs. Her name is Lexi, and according to her trainer Sandy Sorrenti, she’s a … Continue reading →

Bishop’s Stock (202 W. Green Street, Snow Hill) is a fine art gallery that represents regional artists. The artwork changes monthly and is complimented by a wine gallery that changes seasonally. Both art and wine are curated to appeal to … Continue reading →

This week I wanted to focus on ‘shore fashion’ and show some locals who kick it up a notch everyday. I, like most, had an impression of the fashion that I would see when I hit the local scene; I … Continue reading →