Chesapeake Cocktail: A Spring Paloma
The paloma is a light, citrusy cocktail that hits perfectly on the first warm days
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Faces of the Bay: Thomas Point Ferryman Howard Lewis
The Chesapeake Bay’s most prolific ferryman, Howard Lewis, speaks about his years shepherding visitors to Thomas Point Shoal Light
St. Michaels’ Weekend of Festivals Appeals to the Discerning Palate
Sure, it’s always a great time to head to St. Michaels. But the weekend of
April Showers Bring the Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show
Like the croci, the Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show is a sign of good things to come for Chesapeake Sailors. Here’s how to get the most out of your day in Naptown.
Second Annual DC Boat Show Brings the Party to the Capital’s Waterfront
With a festival atmosphere, the DC Boat Show offers opportunities to not just look at great boats, but also get out on the Potomac River.
More Than a Landmark, the Francis Scott Key Bridge was Home to Boaters
Chesapeake Bay boaters reflect upon the Bridge that formed the backdrop for so many of our best memories.
Saviors of the Lights: The Chesapeake’s Brave Lighthouse Buyers
They’re romantic, but not what you’d call glamorous. Acknowledged fixer-uppers, they’re still nightmares, invariably rust
Welcome Home, Sailor! An Oyster Bar Comes Back to Life
When a beloved restaurant closes, it leaves a hole in the community. So when a
The Problem with Having the Blues: the Unwelcome Blue Catfish
Blue catfish are one of the Bay’s most invasive species, and its new predator. Here’s what you need to know.
Faces of the Bay: Photographer Mark Hergan Captures Highs and Lows of the Port of Baltimore
Photographer Mark Hergan captures the the people who bring life to the Chesapeake Bay.
Boat of the Week: The Classic Mako 261
This classic 1976 Mako 261 has been meticulously maintained.
MD, VA Osprey Festivals Brings Raptors Into Greater Focus
The Maryland Osprey Nature Festival offers exciting opportunities to learn more about the Chesapeake Bay’s favorite raptor.