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In case you haven’t noticed by now, we are mildly obsessed with the snowy owl irruption on the Eastern Shore. While it has been exciting following everyone’s posts and photos, attending panel discussions, and interviewing experts on the beautiful migratory … Continue reading →

The Small Things art show, sponsored by Berlin Arts and Entertainment Committee and hosted by the Globe, opened to a great crowd last month. From photography and mixed media to watercolors and acrylics, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Two … Continue reading →

When we left off, I was the host, court jester, party favor, test dummy, and entertainment for a sleepover party of nine-year-old girls, with my little ones also in the mix. It was Friday night of MLK weekend and I … Continue reading →

Some of us at ShoreBread are masters in efficiency, wrapping up our holiday shopping weeks ahead of time; however, there are admittedly a few of us around the office that have yet to purchase a single holiday gift. If you … Continue reading →

It all started on an afternoon in early November about six years ago. My son, who was about 16, and I – for whatever reason – found ourselves shopping in a department store. I won’t say the name or location … Continue reading →

“It’s the Holiday season…” and one of our favorite things to do this time of year is to enjoy all of our local holiday light displays. We love seeing the colorful lights bring different animals and objects to life as … Continue reading →

Before you trim the tree and string up your holiday lights, get in the holiday spirit by spending the day in Ocean City. Holiday decorations, the Winterfest of Lights, Holiday Horse & Carriage Rides and the Holiday Shopper’s Fair are … 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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

For the past thirty years, locals and visitors to the area have been stopping in the little shop on the west-bound side of Route 50 for their beer and wine. For the past 13 years, husband and wife team Sara … Continue reading →