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Pocomoke City is set to host one of Maryland’s largest Christmas parades this Monday night, December 2 at 7:00 p.m. Decorations have been hung on light poles all along the parade route, and a huge star has been hung on … Continue reading →

“It’s the Holiday season…” and one of our favorite things to do this time of year is to enjoy all of our local holiday light displays. We love seeing the colorful lights bring different animals and objects to life as … Continue reading →

Before you trim the tree and string up your holiday lights, get in the holiday spirit by spending the day in Ocean City. Holiday decorations, the Winterfest of Lights, Holiday Horse & Carriage Rides and the Holiday Shopper’s Fair are … Continue reading →

Look to the skies tonight, more specifically around 7:30 pm, to catch a glimpse of the rocket launch. An Air Force Minotaur I rocket is scheduled to lift-off tonight, November 19, from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility. This is the second … Continue reading →

Love it or hate it, the unseasonably chilly temps this week served as a reminder of the impending winter months. But it’s not winter yet; in fact, this weekend we are expecting to see temperatures climb back into the 60’s. … Continue reading →

There’s an autumn chill in the air and between the stresses of carving the perfect pumpkin and the pressure to produce a memorable Halloween costume, we sure are looking forward to kicking back and enjoying a weekend of Halloween festivities … Continue reading →

“Having a paranormal experience is like being a member of a club you didn’t ask to join. They pick you, you don’t pick them.” It’s almost Halloween, that time of year when we try to scare ourselves with horror movies, … Continue reading →

With all of the festivals and fall-centric events across the Delmarva Peninsula, we’ve had our dance cards full lately. Despite the gloomy weather last week, we’ve beenkeeping busy here at ShoreBread, and this week is no exception with Octoberfest in … Continue reading →

While most of us were soaking up the last few rays of warm weather and sunshine this past weekend, a mass of cyclists were working up a sweat under the sun. Last Saturday, Sea Gull Century went off without a … Continue reading →

Established in 1677 by pioneers and boat builders, St. Michaels is one of those classic East Coast towns that has managed – against all odds – to maintain that quintessential small town vibe. The small Eastern Shore town has grown … Continue reading →

Next week the town of Salisbury and surrounding areas will make room for thousands of bicyclists, as the Eastern Shore celebrates the 25th Anniversary of Salisbury University’s Seagull Century. That’s right, it’s time for Sea Gull Century, with over 7,000 … Continue reading →

Thousands of people will flock to downtown Berlin this weekend (ShoreBread included) to celebrate the 21st Annual Berlin Fiddler’s Convention. The weather forecast is in our favor, the list of competing bands is ever-growing, and the local vendors are busy … Continue reading →