Cape May-Lewes Ferry to Get New $78 Million Hybrid Vessel
The Cape May-Lewes Ferry is a summer tradition for some, and for others, is a
Bay Places
Where to go and what to do around the Chesapeake Bay, advice from our experts and locals.
Mobjack Bay Historic Wharf Becomes Chesapeake Gateway Site
Mathews County, Virginia, is now the home of the National Park Service’s newest Chesapeake Gateways
Unique Waterfront Holiday Lighting to Illuminate Oxford’s Town Creek
The Chesapeake Bay is full of time-honored holiday traditions, from lighted boat parades that draw
Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit Arrives on Eastern Shore, Partnering on Black Watermen’s History
In Centreville on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the Kennard African American Cultural Heritage Center and Alumni
Easton’s Waterfowl Festival Expands for 54th Year with New Exhibits, Champion Calling Contest
It’s one of the Bay’s time-honored traditions, bringing national attention to Talbot County, Maryland. The 54th
Annapolis Breaks Ground on City Dock Resiliency Project after Opposition, Delays
After five years and hundreds of meetings, the City of Annapolis and its partners officially
Urbanna Oyster Festival to Honor Pioneering Shucking Champion Sarah Hammond Stokes, 86
The Urbanna Oyster Festival is arguably the largest event of the year on Virginia’s Middle
Beyond the Bay: Visit the BVIs for These Can’t-Miss Events
In the British Virgin Islands, you can have a dream island experience any day of
Family-Owned Schooner Woodwind Gets New Owners, Adds Sailing Star Power
It’s an Annapolis tradition. Almost every day, visitors set sail on the Schooner Woodwind (or
Town of Chincoteague Approves Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides
It stands as one of the most popular East Coast cultural traditions: the Chincoteague ponies.
Chesapeake Cowboys Roar into Havre de Grace for New Docking Competition, Lights Parade
The Chesapeake Cowboys’ competitive boat-docking performances captivate spectators all over the Bay, but nearly all
Yorktown Hosts Special Screening of Ken Burns Film “The American Revolution”
When we think of American history filmmaking, we think of Ken Burns. His films The