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To some of us at ShoreBread, there is nothing sweeter than taking a stroll at dusk during the warm summer months; correction, it can be sweeter…with a glass of wine in hand. In an effort to take advantage of the … Continue reading →

Rehoboth Beach – The Rehoboth Beach Historical Society announces the start of walking tours featuring a 45-minute gentle stroll around downtown Rehoboth Beach starting at 9 a.m. at the bandstand on June 26.  The cost of the tour is $10. … Continue reading →

If you are lounging in your beach chair this Sunday and would like some live entertainment to go along with your relaxation, pull up a seat at Sandy Point State Park to watch the annual Great Chesapeake Bay Swim. ShoreBread … Continue reading →

A demonstration by the National Wheelmen’s organization will take place June 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Grove Park, located next to the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center and Rehoboth Beach Museum. The event is in conjunction with … 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 →

Follow your nose to the Pork in the Park BBQ Festival, sponsored by Gateway Subaru, this weekend in Salisbury, MD’s Winterplace Park. The festival offers three days of family-friendly entertainment including live music, rides and games, unique craft vendors, delicious … Continue reading →

Tuning in with Delmarva Public Radio Listen up Delmarva! If you have been listening to the radio recently and the broadcasts just aren’t cutting it, we suggest changing your tune, literally, by tuning in to Delmarva Public Radio. ShoreBread recently … Continue reading →

A little while ago on our beer tour stop in Canton Hill, the home of National Bohemian Beer, we made a mistake in our article. We said that in recent years, Natty Boh and its brother beverages, National Premium and … Continue reading →

It’s official: Berlin, Maryland is ‘America’s Coolest Small Town’.  Does that make mayor of Berlin, Gee Williams, America’s Coolest Mayor? Quite possibly! We sat down with Gee recently to discuss everything from his love for Berlin to the honor or … Continue reading →

As most of you know, earlier this year we embarked on a  Beer Tour to the many local craft breweries around the Shore. We realized however that not everyone is a beer drinker, so to accommodate our wino readership we … Continue reading →

Put on your black, red and yellow to celebrate Maryland’s 380th birthday! Yesterday was  Maryland Day, the anniversary of our state’s founding in 1634. In appreciation of our state’s heritage, we decided to spend the day putting together a timeline … Continue reading →

On most occasions when people think of the paranormal they think of Halloween and the fall season. Wouldn’t it be great to have a supernatural experience year round? The author of Haunted Eastern Shore, Ghostly Tales From East of the … Continue reading →