Currently Reading: Eastern Shore

What’s going on this weekend? If you want to celebrate part of Delmarva’s history and have fun at the same time, head over to Queen Anne’s County’s 4-H Park for the final Delmarva’s Chicken Festival! Since 1948, the Chicken Festival … Continue reading →

Up, up and away! On the tail of the OC Air Show, a Salisbury University student will take to the air in her own plane as she embarks on a journey of epic proportions. From June 16-19, Emily Lewis, a … Continue reading →

The Eastern Shore is replete with historians, authors, adventurers and more. We love any chance we get to catch up with our local authors, particularly when they are experts in the paranormal! We sat down with Andy Nunez recently to … Continue reading →

The Pocomoke Chamber of Commerce proudly presents the annual Pocomoke Cypress Festival. Four days of fun will ensue from today, June 11 through Saturday, June 14. Games and events, arts and crafts, rides for all ages, and live entertainment comprise … Continue reading →

The Worcester County Arts Council is pleased to announce the June exhibit, featuring paintings by an accomplished local artist, Marian Bickerstaff. The opening “Meet the Artist” reception, which is free and open to the public, will be held on Friday, … Continue reading →

If you are lounging in your beach chair this Sunday and would like some live entertainment to go along with your relaxation, pull up a seat at Sandy Point State Park to watch the annual Great Chesapeake Bay Swim. ShoreBread … Continue reading →

Ready to break out the summer fun? We sure are. In honor of the month of June, we’ve rounded up five reasons to love being on the Eastern Shore this month: 1. Hebron Carnival May 28 -July 5 on Wednesday … Continue reading →

Ramp it up this spring with fresh ramps and make your own homemade pesto! Check to see if there are any ramp festivals in your area! Most farmers markets will carry them this time of year but it won’t be … Continue reading →

While we have noticed a heightened interest in the NBA and NHL playoffs lately, there are plenty of local sporting events to revel in as well. The weather has been in our favor lately, so instead of sitting on the … Continue reading →

Last week I dished out my thoughts and opinions on Mother’s Day, most notably the fact that I unequivocally believe that it is the single most important holiday we celebrate. That line of thought led me quickly into the subject … Continue reading →

Join the Art League of OC on Friday, June 6 from 5-7 p.m. at the OC Center for the Arts on 94th Street for the opening reception of the June exhibits.  Complimentary refreshments will be served and admission is free. … Continue reading →

Just as Snow Hill was embarking on its downtown revitalization plan in November of 2003, Snow Hill native Ann Coates was planning an arts revitalization with the debut of Bishop’s Stock, a wine store and art gallery. From machine shop … Continue reading →