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The Art League of Ocean City located within the Ocean City Center for the Arts on 94th St. bayside is pleased to bring a diverse young group of artists who are presenting contemporary themes and subject matter in their artwork … Continue reading →

A silent auction to benefit the Art League of Ocean City’s scholarship fund is being held at the OC Center for the Arts. Local artist, Peter Cosby, has donated his original oil painting, “Atlantic Light”, to the Art League to … Continue reading →

This weekend, the Ocean City Center for the Arts will celebrate their grand opening and welcome community members to their brand new facility on 94th Street in Ocean City, MD. The past year and a half has been filled with … Continue reading →

    Homemade Valentines are always the best. Who doesn’t love a Valentine's treat that was made by hand and delivered by someone near and dear to you? In honor of Valentine’s Day, we’ve put together a little do-it-yourself tutorial. … Continue reading →

Those in the Ocean City area who have been looking for a pottery class won’t have to look any further. Starting in March the Ocean City Center for the Arts will offer pottery classes.  This new studio is Ocean City’s … Continue reading →

Hundreds of Eastern Shore natives and locals take to the marshlands armed, usually with a gun and a sharp mind. Hunters and trappers of the area know how to navigate the shallow, thick waters of our shore in search of … Continue reading →

Alternate Perception. What’s your reaction? Do you take the two words side-by-side as they are? Do you even question what an ‘alternate perception’ might be? Do you assume it’s self-explanatory? Or do you break it down by definition? Alternate: (Adjective) … Continue reading →

This weekend, artists and the thousands of patrons who appreciate their work will converge upon the 3.5 picturesque acres of the Rehoboth Art League Campus for the 39th Annual Outdoor Fine Art and Fine Craft Show. Proceeds from the show … Continue reading →

There are photographs that capture the unpredictability of the water, the way the sun reflects off of the bay, creating a natural vignette around the ships in the harbor, or the pound fishermen holding on for dear life—and the days … Continue reading →

Many of us, locals and visitors alike, appreciate the natural beauty of the Eastern Shore, especially the close proximity to bodies of water—the joke often said, you can’t really ever get lost, just drive straight in any direction and you’ll … Continue reading →

The Warren Mansion, located in the forests of Worcester County is a very unusual building. It is built on two or more levels and is totally covered with stucco. The home was designed by Frank A. Warren, Jr. on Old … Continue reading →

Over 50 canvases covered in wet paint were tagged, sold, and carried out of the old Snow Hill Firehouse last weekend. The creations were made during  the 2012 plein air event and were only available for purchase during the Wet … Continue reading →