Our beloved Salisbury Zoo celebrated a major milestone this past weekend…the 60th Anniversary! With cake, animals, games, performance, vendors and more, we couldn’t resist a trip to Salisbury for the fun-filled event. The Salisbury Zoo was founded in 1954 when many animals … Continue reading →

Castaways RV Resort and Campground welcomed the 4th Annual Bluegrass by the Bay this past weekend, and since you all know how much we love live music and bluegrass, we were of course on the scene to enjoy the concert … Continue reading →

Rehoboth Beach – The month October is a wonderful time of the year for visitors and residents alike.  Spooktacular events occur during the Sea Witch Festival.  The Museum has three events during the festival weekend, October 24 and 25 to … Continue reading →

October is here and we’re pretty much in shock over it. How is September over? Before we know it, it will be Thanksgiving… not that we’re complaining. ShoreBread sure does LOVE the holidays. But let’s not jump too far ahead. … Continue reading →

With large crowds and beautiful fall weather, it’s safe to say that Seagull Century was a huge success this year. All over Delmarva, throngs of cyclists could be seen, along with frequent updates via social media from various participants and … Continue reading →

One artist has her Delaware nature-scapes represented in the home of the Vice President of the United States. Another works emotion into her abstract realism. Two sisters work in symbiosis to both create and critique. An artisan stretches her horizons … Continue reading →

The Salisbury Zoo was founded in 1954 when many animals were placed on permanent exhibition in the Salisbury City Park. The zoo made improvements in the 1970’s and now provides enclosures for species native to North, Central and South America. The Zoo … Continue reading →

Ocean City local Wyatt Harrison, owner of Plak That, invited ShoreBread for a one-on-one in his studio this week to allow us a sneak peek at what really goes on behind the scenes at his innovative business. To say his … Continue reading →

We bid a bittersweet farewell to the summer of 2014 earlier this week and we may have shed a tear or two as the colder weather took a tight grip on the Eastern Shore. Fortunately for us, another fall staple … Continue reading →

Seagull Century is a staple here on the Eastern Shore, each year thousands of cyclists invade, bringing with them family, friends and (obviously) their bikes. On Saturday, September 27th, more than 6,000 cyclists are expected to descend upon the college … Continue reading →

When last we chatted, I was walking you through some of the events that took place last week. True to form, I ran out of space before I had finished, so I’ll pick up right where I left off. Upon … Continue reading →

We are having a hard time believing this week is the first “official” first day of fall AND the last weekend of September. How is October next week?! It’s bittersweet – beach days are done and now we will really … Continue reading →