Currently Reading: Historic Properties

It’s that time of the summer that we all look forward to, or at least we here at ShoreBread do. The ginormous Delaware State Fair opens to the public July 17th for 10 straight fun-filled days. The annual fair highlights … Continue reading →

Remember last year’s impressive monstrosity of a ship that docked at 3rd Street for a few days in August? Well guess what, it’s coming back! Due to the popularity of the event, El Galeon, the 16th Century vessel replica war … Continue reading →

A Maryland native, now living in the Middle East, author Kim Kash has a serious soft spot for Ocean City. In fact, her love for OCMD is a love so true that she decided to write a fiction book featuring … Continue reading →

ShoreBread has gotten an itch for day trips to local museums. These historical treasure troves are filled with artifacts from the past along with information about how Delmarva has evolved over the years. We’ve looked into two great places recently … Continue reading →

For a blast from the past, don’t miss the Rehoboth Beach Museum’s re-creation (year two) of Acoustic Jam Night, the locally famous open stage held at The Front Page Restaurant and Bar from 1984 through 1993. This year’s event will … Continue reading →

The Eastern Shore is replete with historians, authors, adventurers and more. We love any chance we get to catch up with our local authors, particularly when they are experts in the paranormal! We sat down with Andy Nunez recently to … Continue reading →

Now that summer has officially made itself known on the Eastern Shore (hello humidity) it is time to enjoy some of our favorite hot weather treats…ice cream anyone? But where do we go in search of a multitude of icy … Continue reading →

The Worcester County Arts Council is pleased to announce the June exhibit, featuring paintings by an accomplished local artist, Marian Bickerstaff. The opening “Meet the Artist” reception, which is free and open to the public, will be held on Friday, … Continue reading →

Trimper’s Rides hold a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors of our resort town. In fact, one could argue that Trimper’s is synonymous with Ocean City, with a heritage that dates back to the late 1800s. A … Continue reading →

Since the early 1960’s legend has it that a grotesque creature know as the “Selbyville Swamp Monster” lurks in the murky terrain of the Great Cypress Swamp in Selbyville, Delaware. Whether you believe in the legends or not, there may … Continue reading →

Discover Ocean City’s iconic amusement park in Trimper’s Rides, the newest pictorial history from Arcadia Publishing. The new book, written by local authors Monica Thrash and Brandon Seidl, is part of the popular Images of America series and boasts more … Continue reading →

Taking a detour from the norm on our Eastern Shore Wine Trail, we stumbled upon a winery that is not located in a remote location! This one is situated in one of the great little sea-side towns of the Eastern … Continue reading →