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At some point in our lives we all have the opportunity to experience that magical night: high school prom.  The Berlin Maryland Arts and Entertainment Committee decided to let the 21+ crowd relive that dream a few weeks ago at … Continue reading →

Liquid Assets consistently makes it into our “Best Of” round-ups for a reason, the food never fails to amaze, the ambiance is equal parts casual and sophisticated, and the deals and specials are easy on the palette and the wallet. … Continue reading →

Most people associate the next couple months with spring cleaning, however, we at ShoreBread would rather ring in the new season by doing some thrifty spring shopping. This season we have decided to buy clothes and accessories that will add … Continue reading →

Recently at ShoreBread, we found ourselves in a bit of a food slump. After several consecutive days of our normal bagged lunch, we decided to step things up a notch by going someplace interesting and new for our midday meal. … Continue reading →

In honor of heart healthy month we decided to throw out some great ways to keep your heart healthy this year. Heart disease is the number one cause of death in men and women. It accounts for 40% of all … Continue reading →

The Assateague Coastkeeper and the Assateague Coastal Trust will host the 3rd Annual Wild and Scenic Film Festival this Friday, February 21st at Seacrets in Ocean City. With both afternoon and evening shows slated, there are multiple opportunities to head … Continue reading →

All-you-can-eat oysters prepared seven different ways?! We can’t think of a better way to spend a Sunday afternoon. The Snow Hill Area Chamber of Commerce is set to hold their 4th Annual Oyster Roast this Sunday, February 23 at the … Continue reading →

Although we like to think of the Eastern Shore as a relatively safe and peaceful place, the truth of the matter is, no town is completely devoid of dangers and threats. As we gear up for the summer months in … Continue reading →

With Valentine’s Day over, ShoreBread has gone back to focusing on February as Black History Month. In that vein, we decided to do some historical digging by tracing the story of another great abolitionist from the Shore, Harriet Tubman. Tubman … Continue reading →

In case you haven’t noticed by now, we are mildly obsessed with the snowy owl irruption on the Eastern Shore. While it has been exciting following everyone’s posts and photos, attending panel discussions, and interviewing experts on the beautiful migratory … Continue reading →

The Eastern Shore is a hotbed of historical sites, particularly those associated with the Civil War era and the abolition of slavery. One such star from the Eastern Shore is Frederick Douglass, best known as an abolitionist and a statesman. … Continue reading →

The Small Things art show, sponsored by Berlin Arts and Entertainment Committee and hosted by the Globe, opened to a great crowd last month. From photography and mixed media to watercolors and acrylics, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Two … Continue reading →