Self-Serve in St. Michaels
Wine and beer on tap at interactive restaurant There’s a welcome new addition in St
Bay Living
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
Born in Baltimore, Brewed in Boston
How do you celebrate the fifth year of your dream job? That was the question
MPT Presents Hours of Chesapeake Bay Stories
The Cobb family settled on a deserted Virginia barrier island in the 1830s. They survived
Experience World-Class Waterfront Birding
Beginning birder or a seasoned spotter with a long lifetime list? Enjoy a good glass
Tiny Treasures: It’s Time for the Eastern Shore Sea Glass and Coastal Arts Festival
Sea glass—the broken pieces of glass and pottery once considered the debris of the sea,
An Insider’s Tour of Historic Homes and Gardens in Virginia’s Eastern Shore
Have you ever caught a glimpse of a historic home down a tree-lined shell driveway
Craft Made: Take a Tour of Queen Anne’s Breweries, Wineries, Distilleries
Home to craft breweries, wineries, and distilleries, a visit to Queen Anne’s County, Maryland, will require
Calling the Carvers: The Ward World Championship
World championships are becoming common on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. In November, the town of Easton
Keep Your Yard Wild and Native
Maintaining a piece of property sounds like a fight to create order against the wild
Mix up a Chesapeake Bay Bloody Mary
There are many origin stories for the bloody mary, the combination of tomato juice, vodka
Chesapeake Sleigh Rides
Spring comes inexorably but slowly from March into April. Early spawners like hickory shad make
The Wicked Problem
Abandoned fiberglass boats never fade away. Dan Corder, a retired firefighter on Virginia’s Northern Neck,