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The Victorian era of history was represented by Queen Victoria’s reign over Britain from 1837 to 1901. The Victorian era was marked by romanticism, mysticism, changing social values, and an increase of peace, prosperity, and art. Every holiday season, bits … Continue reading →

January 1st, 2013 fast approaching! New Year’s Eve is just over one week away – time to decide what you’re going to be doing on the big night. If you’re hoping to get reservations for dinner somewhere, get a hotel … Continue reading →

This weekend millions of people will travel to spend the holidays with family and friends. AAA estimates that 93.3 million Americans will take to the roads this holiday season, indicating that peak travel times beginning Saturday December 22nd could mean … Continue reading →

Several business in downtown Berlin, MD have gorgeous holiday trees on display in their front windows and signs taped to their entrance doors that say ‘Festival of Tree Participant’. The Festival of Trees is a silent auction of holiday trees … Continue reading →

When thinking of the winter season in a coastal town, what comes to mind? Blistering wind? Frigid temperatures? Snow-covered beaches? Cold rain? All of the above. There is no better way to relax, warm up, and get a little rosy-cheeked … Continue reading →

For the updated, 2016 edition of this article, click here. One of the best things about living in a resort town is the off-season. It’s quiet, the traffic lights start flashing yellow instead, and the restaurants are offering amazing deals … Continue reading →

The chilly weather is setting in quickly over the Eastern Shore and the busy month of December is making an appearance. Based on our event-filled calendars, December is always filled with events, things to do, and visits with those we … Continue reading →

We’re kicking off the holiday season on ShoreBread! It’s time for holiday parties, shopping for gifts, spending time with loved ones, and becoming mesmerized by holiday light displays. We’re planning on bringing you the best holiday events taking place in … Continue reading →

It’s the time of year when the grocery store shelves are wiped clear of canned pumpkin, everyone has a turkey de-thawing in their refrigerators, there are several cans of cranberry sauce in the pantry, and anyone and everyone is stressed … Continue reading →

For the 2015 edition of this article, simply click here. Tradition can take many forms; whether beginning with family customs, cultural heritage, or habits formed from years of friendship. Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate those traditions. Celebrating the Thanksgiving … Continue reading →

As you attend Thanksgiving festivities, keep the food you eat on your brain, as well as in your stomach. Overall, it will make for a healthier you. Here’s some food for thought this Thanksgiving… Be Thankful For Your Turkey Because: … Continue reading →

The Lower Shore Land Trust will be hosting a night of live bluegrass music, locally grown and produced food, local beer, and dancing on Saturday, December 8th. The event, title Get Bluegrass, is a way to raise money for the … Continue reading →