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Wedding planning starts and ends with one perfect choice: the venue. For a picturesque Eastern Shore wedding on the water, consider booking a weekend at the Combsberry Inn in Oxford, MD. Just minutes from St. Michaels, MD and an easy drive from DC and Baltimore, the Combsberry is the perfect spot for a wedding any time of year. Continue reading →

With this week being the opening night of Hanukkah, tons of families across Delmarva are preparing to celebrate. Shorebread went behind the scenes to find out the history, the food and why celebrate for 8 nights. Keep reading for more on this fascinating holiday… 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 →

People want to learn Spanish for many reasons, but the truth is… it’s hard. Learning a new language can be time consuming, expensive, and downright frustrating. Going on a trip soon? Or maybe you just want to learn Spanish for … Continue reading →

Rehoboth – Friday night after Thanksgiving, gather with family and friends at the Bandstand for Rehoboth Beach Main Street’s downtown Tree Lighting & Hometown Sing-Along, November 28, 6:30-7 p.m.  Clear Space Theatre will host the Sing-Along at 6:30 p.m. and … Continue reading →

We love an excuse to head north to the town of Easton. With the Waterfowl Festival just around the corner, we plan on joining the thousands of visitors that will flock to Talbot County next weekend. If you didn’t already … Continue reading →

The Art League of Ocean City’s first Friday opening reception introducing new works for the month of November takes place Friday, Nov. 7 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Ocean City Center for the Arts at 94th Street bayside.  … Continue reading →

One year ago today I was struggling against the masses at the Target in Brooklyn, kicking myself for not realizing that all of the flashlights and bottled water would already be gone and opting instead for board games, candles and … Continue reading →

With Halloween right around the corner, ShoreBread is gearing up for our favorite time of year… the holidays! But before we start stuffing our bellies with turkey and decking the halls (EEEKK!!!) we are celebrating Halloween Eastern Shore style with … Continue reading →

Rehoboth Beach – Speaker Dr. Terry Bryan brings to life the cherished history of the Cape Henlopen Lighthouse in a power-point presentation November 6, 7 p.m. at the Rehoboth Beach Museum, located at 511 Rehoboth Avenue. Suggested donation for non-members … Continue reading →

Here at ShoreBread, we clearly love all things related to our beloved Delmarva region. From Ocean City to St. Michaels, from Lewes down to Chincoteague, we love traversing the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Lower Delaware to find the best … Continue reading →

We don’t often associate Ocean City with the word “historic,” but look past the summer crowds and the new condo buildings and you’ll find a deep history, particularly rooted in downtown Ocean City. From the inlet to 3rd Street, also … Continue reading →