Currently Reading: Eastern Shore

The lovely historic town of Lewes, DE—known as “the first city in the first state,” due to its origins as the original settlement in what would become the state of Delaware—is about to host a maritime New Year’s celebration unlike … Continue reading →

Every other week on Shorebread one of our “single ladies” will give you a firsthand account of their trials and tribulations navigating the shore’s single scene. We’re in favor of the romantic notion of letter writing–you remember, in the olden … Continue reading →

A thirteen-year-old girl pops herself up onto the saddle of a horse, seemingly without any effort at all.  Quite a feat, considering she was born without legs. Her name is Lexi, and according to her trainer Sandy Sorrenti, she’s a … 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 →

Every other week on Shorebread one of our “single ladies” will give you a firsthand account of their trials and tribulations navigating the shore’s single scene. We’re in favor of the romantic notion of letter writing–you remember, in the olden … Continue reading →

Introducing… Local Artisans Month on Shorebread In honor of the holiday season, and all of the gift-giving that comes along with it, Shorebread is devoting the month of December to our fine local artists. Artists who are from, currently live … Continue reading →

The Native Americans that once inhabited the fields, marshlands, and forests of the Eastern Shore may be long gone, but they are not forgotten. With totem poles, teepees, research centers, and museums throughout the area in remembrance, the authentic and … Continue reading →