50 Years on the Chesapeake: Annapolis Watercolor Club Opens Exhibit at Maritime Museum
The Chesapeake Bay is an artist’s dream. The wildlife, the old workboats, the sunsets…our waterfront
Bay Living
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
Big Names Announced for Calvert Marine Museum’s Waterside Music Series
Every summer, the picturesque Waterside Pavilion at the Calvert Marine Museum becomes the heart of Southern Maryland’s
Made on the Bay: Old-School Crab Pot Builder Thrives in Crisfield
How does a crab pot business stay strong when you do everything by hand, reject
The Buzz Begins: Annapolis Film Festival Returns with Dozens of New Films
One of the East Coast’s foremost film festivals will be back in Annapolis this March,
How Far Would You Go to Save a 97-Year-Old Wooden Houseboat?
For as long as I can remember, my family took “creek crawls” on our powerboat—zipping
Lighthouse’s Infamous Coyote Decoy Gets Own Storybook
It’s certainly an imaginative premise for a children’s book: a coyote takes up residence at
Remodeling the Bay: Expert Insight Guide on Cabinets to Make Your Kitchen Extraordinary
It’s been said that the kitchen is the heart of the home. Not only do
Annapolis School of Seamanship Launches “Mini-Mariners” Summer Camp
Annapolis School of Seamanship (ASOS) is expanding its Jr. Captains program, ages 12-15, with another on-water program for
Hello, Chesapeake Baysox! MD Minor League Team Adopts New Name, Crab Logo
A beloved minor league baseball team in Maryland just got a Chesapeake Bay makeover. The
Coastal Comedian: Boater & “Late Show” Performer Comes to Annapolis
Paul Mecurio may be best known as an Emmy and Peabody Award-winning comedian, actor, and
Chesapeake Ferry Tales: Getting to the Other Side
When you consider the Chesapeake Bay is fed by more than 150 streams and rivers
Through the Lens: Photography Students Meet the Lesser-Known Chesapeake
Every year, millions of people enjoy seafood from the Chesapeake Bay, where the blue crab,