Currently Reading: Bluegrass

The Lower Shore Land Trust is hosting their annual bluegrass festival this weekend – Get Bluegrass – which will include some awesome live music, good food, cash bar, silent auction and more…all for a great cause! Keep reading another one of Berlin, MD’s awesome events: 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 →

One of our favorite things about the Eastern Shore is the predominance of quality, live music that pervades our local towns. Whether it’s original music or funky cover bands, pop hits or country classics, there’s a tune for every musical … Continue reading →

Each year, America’s Coolest Small Town hosts the Fiddler’s Convention  – easily the town’s (and ShoreBread’s) most popular fall event. So what makes it so special? Its 3 full days of pure, bluegrass music. Packed with musical talent of all … Continue reading →

Let me begin this week by saying that I decided to read my two-part column from the last two weeks – which is uncharacteristic of me to read my own stuff – and something about it caught my attention and … Continue reading →

If any one of our local musicians has musical ADD, it’s Mickey Justice. The musical genres he plays range from Bluegrass to Swing to various types of ethnic music like Celtic, Italian, Nordic… the list goes on. He also plays … Continue reading →

TGIF! Across the shore, we’ve all been patiently waiting for Friday afternoon to roll around so we can spend the weekend relaxing, enjoying great live music, and celebrating all that the Eastern Shore has to offer. From bluegrass to art, … Continue reading →

Berlin, MD has been bustling lately, in the midst of a business Renaissance thanks to the recent opening of two new restaurants — Si Culi and Tex Mex and Beyond, and a number of specialty shops including the Maryland Wine … Continue reading →

The streets of Snow Hill were lined with cars, holiday lights were hung on bare trees and flickered with the cold breeze, bright orange cones marked off a designated drinkin’ area in front of the historic fire hall, and the … Continue reading →

“The local community of farmers, rural inhabitants, nature-lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts really enjoy bluegrass music because of its earthy sounds and beginnings. It’s becoming more and more popular on the Eastern Shore and has a loyal following – just like … Continue reading →