Currently Reading: Pocomoke

ShoreBread decided to take a drive down Rt. 113 to Pocomoke this week, Day Trippin’ to the Delmarva Discovery Center (DDC) for an afternoon of history, culture exhibits and educational entertainment. “This is not your traditional museum,” said Executive Director … Continue reading →

January 1st, 2013 fast approaching! New Year’s Eve is just over one week away – time to decide what you’re going to be doing on the big night. If you’re hoping to get reservations for dinner somewhere, get a hotel … Continue reading →

November is Native American History Month. The Eastern Shore is one of the oldest areas in the country in terms of English settlements. Long before these settlers ever visited our shores, Native American tribes flourished here. Do you know the … Continue reading →

Get out this weekend and do something fun on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. It's like a never-ending festival this weekend… Between the Berlin Peach Festival, the Great Pocomoke Fair, and the antique equipment festival, there's plenty of fair food, fun … Continue reading →

It's the dead of summer. It's hot, the sun shines forever, and the ocean water is nice and warm. Socially Speaking, if you can't beat the heat, we think you should just get in the water. Many of this weekend's … Continue reading →

This weekend on the shore seems to be incredibly family-friendly. Children will be delighted by the amount of kid-friendly activities occurring this weekend. The best part? Most of these events are scheduled to take place outside, on the beach, or … Continue reading →

This weekend the drums will sound on the banks of the Pocomoke River once again, much like they did centuries ago. Members of the Assateague and other American Native people, some travelling from North Carolina, Florida, and New Jersey will … Continue reading →

The Eastern Shore offers thousands of acres of public open space with the potential to support natural surface trails. Biking and pedestrian trail networks provide environmentally sustainable, healthy transportation, and recreation alternatives. Natural bike and hike trails also provide an … Continue reading →

Are you readddyy? This weekend there are several events happening on the shore that encourages viewers and participants to get down and dirty. The Civic Center has been transformed into a mountainous dirt ring designed for jumping cars, running over … Continue reading →