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Robots, science, power tools and teamwork; that’s the underlying theme of Team Titanium Wrecks, a local Robotics Team in Northern Worcester County composed of students from grades 6-12 from Worcester County Schools, Private Schools and Home School Organizations. Built on … Continue reading →

Governor’s Intergovernmental Affairs Coordinator by day, guitar and vocalist by night; Chuck Cook has been playing with bandmate Chris Demone since 2005. After their band Dash Eight broke up in 2007 they decided to form an acoustic duo called Test … Continue reading →

Next week the town of Salisbury and surrounding areas will make room for thousands of bicyclists, as the Eastern Shore celebrates the 25th Anniversary of Salisbury University’s Seagull Century. That’s right, it’s time for Sea Gull Century, with over 7,000 … Continue reading →

Saturday, October 12 from 11 am to 4 pm experience an autumn tradition with the Downtown Fall Festival in Pocomoke. Enjoy food, crafts, live music, a dog parade and a car show. Little ones can try a hand at pony painting, … 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 →

We’ve known for some time now that Berlin is #mdscoolestsmalltown but it’s weekends like this one that solidify that sentiment. For starters, the Annual Berlin Fiddler’s Convention is returning Friday and Saturday(stay tuned for our preview later in the week). … Continue reading →

Thousands of people will flock to downtown Berlin this weekend (ShoreBread included) to celebrate the 21st Annual Berlin Fiddler’s Convention. The weather forecast is in our favor, the list of competing bands is ever-growing, and the local vendors are busy … Continue reading →

With cooler weather moving in, children will be doing more activities indoors. This is the perfect time to check out what the OC Center for the Arts on 94th Street has to offer. Kids love clay! Why not sign your … Continue reading →

“99 percent of the people who experience Ocean City only come down for a week during the summer when it’s nice and sunny, then leave, taking the sunny and bright image of OC with them. The thing is, this place … Continue reading →

Arts and entertainment on the Eastern Shore is a continuous work in progress. Over the past few years, substantial strides have been made in reviving the arts scene within the Eastern Shores’ small towns, with the return of arts strolls, … Continue reading →

There are few things we enjoy more than relaxing by the water on a warm summer day…except maybe of course enjoying a warm summer day while watching boaters out-do one another in a highly competitive docking contest. This past Saturday, … Continue reading →

Football season is widely celebrated on the Eastern Shore, and while picking an official ShoreBread team would likely give rise to rioting and warfare within the office, we can safely say we are ready for some football! The Eastern Shore … Continue reading →