Currently Reading: Event Spotlight

The streets of Ocean City and surrounding areas may be filled with cars covered in shiny metal flake paint, the smell of burnt rubber, and the thunderous sounds of aftermarket exhausts during Cruisin' Weekend – but – there’s something else … Continue reading →

The mayhem and madness is about to commence in the quaint little town of Berlin, MD. The streets will shut down, the legions of fans and flock of DJs will arrive. The beverages and delectable munchies will appear for the … Continue reading →

The 5th Annual Jazz and Blues and Bash returns to the historic town of Berlin, MD Saturday May 5th. The event, a springtime musical counterpart to the hugely successful fall Fiddler’s Convention, has grown in size and popularity in just … Continue reading →

It’s the kind of quintessential small town experience that might be found in a classic film. Fitting, as Berlin, MD has been chosen as the location for several major motion pictures over the years. This weekend, little girls will parade … Continue reading →

Last weekend, more than 100 confident performers took center stage at Art of the Belly.  Single performers and belly dance troupes performed creative choreographed routines, and taught their audience about Middle Eastern dance. Art of the Belly was held at the Carousel … Continue reading →

A zaghareet is a chirp-like, noisy, and loud ululation performed to honor someone. The word zaghareet was generated in the Middle East and is commonly related to forms of Arabic belly dancing. The sounds of many high-pitched zaghareet calls of … Continue reading →

Ocean City was awash with a sea of green this Saturday in honor of St. Patrick’s Day. The Shorebread staff was out partaking in the festivities. The 31st annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade ran from 59th Street to 45th Street. … Continue reading →

The content on ShoreBread is updated constantly. We’re always out and about trying to bring our readers some of the neatest stories on the shore. Hopefully, our feature articles, blog posts, columns, photos, and comments make you leave wanting a … Continue reading →

Photographer Edwin Remsberg has captured the unique flavor of Maryland in the series of portraits of men and women engaged in some of the state’s oldest living traditions.  The portraits are included in a collection of images that reveal the … Continue reading →

Admit it, you’ve got a killer voice. The problem is only you, and the rubber ducky at the bottom of your shower—aka music studio with stellar acoustics—know it. Or maybe you happen to be a world-champion unicycler, juggler, beat boxer, … Continue reading →

If you haven’t made plans for the last few minutes of 2011 and the first new minutes of 2012, don’t worry. A few towns on the Delmarva coast have traditions of lowering over-sized odd objects from the top of landmarks … Continue reading →

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 →