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The holiday weekend is just a few days away, and for us that means three days away from the office! But don’t fret, we will still be in ShoreBread mode, exploring the shore for fun activities, photo-ops, and stunning sunsets. … Continue reading →

We took a short drive out to Assateague Island National Seashore this week and stepped inside a collection of decade-old shipping containers for our latest interview. Intrigued? Yes, so were we. Housing the soon-to-be-open-for-business Assateague Outfitters, the upcycled building is … Continue reading →

Tickets for this year’s 11th Annual Taste of Cambridge Crab Cook-Off are on sale now, and after selling out each of the last two years, Cambridge Main Street executive director Brandon Hesson is suggesting local residents get their tickets soner … Continue reading →

We love hearing of new events and festivals on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Delaware and Virginia (not as much as well love attending them of course), so we were thrilled this week when the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce … Continue reading →

The pollen may be thick in the air but that won’t keep us from enjoying every second of this beautiful springtime weather. The Eastern Shore is known for unpredictable weather patterns, particularly in the spring months, so the run of … Continue reading →

It feels a little odd to be celebrating Easter so early this year, but perhaps all of the spring and Easter celebrations that are scheduled across Delmarva will incite Mother Nature to turn up the heat and bring out the … Continue reading →

Pocomoke is taking a traditional approach to the holidays, with their annual ‘A Walk through Bethlehem’ event! Live animals, over 75 costumed actors and true village life…keep reading for more on the town’s staging of the first Christmas in Bethlehem: Continue reading →

Happy almost Thanksgiving! During the fall holiday months, Shorebread tries to come up with creative crafts that are easy to do so that maybe we’ll pass them on to you and your family. This November, we’ve made Gratitude Journals, an … Continue reading →

The audience, situated on sturdy wooden benches and chairs, beneath huge western wagon wheel chandeliers, watches rapt as the main attraction—the can-can girls dance their way down the stairs. A bison head keeps watch over the festivities from the second … Continue reading →

It’s officially in-season in the coastal region. If you’re coming here on vacation, chances are you expect to pay handsomely for practically everything. But that’s just not so in Ocean City, MD, especially if you happen to be in the … Continue reading →