Green Beer Races Bring Shenanigans to Annapolis
The signs of spring are in the air. Daffodils are budding, robins are chirping from
Bay Living
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
Faces of the Bay: Hand Tongers Buck Lynch & Bobby Washington
Editor’s Note: Faces of the Bay is a new Chesapeake Bay Magazine series in which
Yorktown, Gloucester, VA Offer Dining Deals During Inaugural Restaurant Weeks
York County, Virginia, has a number of restaurants and places to stop for a treat—including
Albino Crab, Now Stuffed, Returns to Maritime Museum
Jay Fleming’s albino crab didn’t survive in captivity, but through the careful preservation he will be a featured exhibit once again.
In Search of Owls on the Chesapeake: How Expert Birders Spot Them
Late winter is prime birding season for the Bay’s eight owl species. Photojournalist Mark Hendricks has some tips to help you catch a glimpse.
Chesapeake Cocktail: Pusser’s Old Fashioned
The name says it all: the old fashioned is among the oldest, most classic cocktails.
High Schoolers, Passionate About the Bay, Lead Environmental Summit
This past weekend in the Magothy rivershed, Anne Arundel Community College and Spa Creek Conservancy
Polar Plunging for a Cause: Bay’s Hottest, Coldest Trend
To the uninitiated, it’s absolute madness. On the first Saturday in February, thousands of seemingly
CBM Neighborhoods: Kiln Creek, Newport News
Inside Newport News, Virginia, lies a community of nearly three dozen “villages” that enjoy a
Changes in Latitudes
Jimmy Buffett, the beloved “Margaritaville” singer/songwriter and entrepreneur, died of a rare, aggressive skin cancer
VIDEO: How’d He Do It? Boating Photographer Spends 365 Days on the Bay
David Sites just finished a streak that isn’t for the faint-of-heart boater: he went out
OC Air Show Announces New Date, Headliner for 2024
Ocean City, Maryland’s OC Air Show is one of the beach town’s most anticipated events