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If you have ever traveled west on route 50 through Trappe, Maryland, as ShoreBread has, then you have most likely seen the funky and colorful log cabin that is Tammy’s Cool Things. Whether you are doing some last minute holiday … Continue reading →

The countdown is well on its way with Christmas just a little over two weeks away. If you’re into the ‘buy local,’ support small business movement – and why wouldn’t you be? – Fenwick Wine Cellars may have the perfect … Continue reading →

The holidays are in full-force in Snow Hill, including a weekend full of festive events. The Julia A. Purnell Museum and Furnace Town Living Heritage Museum will deck the halls December 7 and 8 with plans for both the Victorian … Continue reading →

We joined the masses last week in Northside Park in North Ocean City as Mayor Rick Meehan “flipped the switch,” illuminating the night sky and giving a proverbial shot of life to our holiday spirit. Christmas carols, hot chocolate and … Continue reading →

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 →

Black Friday looms ahead, and whether you plan on hiding out in your home for the duration of the shopping frenzy or battling it out with the masses, this Friday will mark one of the busiest shopping days of the … 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 →

It’s not often that you come across someone with a true passion for their job, someone that can sincerely say, “we love our customers and we love what we do,” particularly in an economy that can be unforgiving to the … Continue reading →

In case you hadn’t noticed, three of our favorite things here at ShoreBread are fundraisers, food and pets, so it should come as no surprise that we plan on spending our Friday evening enjoying all of the above at the … 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 →

For the past thirty years, locals and visitors to the area have been stopping in the little shop on the west-bound side of Route 50 for their beer and wine. For the past 13 years, husband and wife team Sara … 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 →