Somewhere between reality and folklore rests St. Michaels’ actual history. Reaching back more than 300 years, this much-loved town in Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay region has been shaped by community-minded founders, deep maritime traditions and a legendary brush with the British… Read More
A sparkling bay dotted with billowy white-sailed boats, brick-laid streets with graceful Colonial-era homes, and the inspiring sight of 4,000 young men and women in uniformed formation — welcome to Annapolis, the state capital of Maryland, a mecca for boating… Read More
[Story by: Arin Shortz]
The rush of wind, a clutter of boats. This seems like the right place to be.
The stars in our eyes, no clouds in the skies, never want to leave.
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Held in early August, the… Read More
[Story by Arin Shortz]
After a day on the water, nothing beats a fresh seafood dinner or refreshing homemade ice cream. Annapolis is home to a variety of local waterfront restaurants and eateries that offer stunning views of the water.… Read More
[Story by: Arin Shortz]
King Henry VIII welcomes all merry-seekers to Revel Grove, Oxfordshire, England (by way of Crownsville, Maryland!), to participate in days full of fun and excitement.
For more than 30 seasons, the Maryland Renaissance Festival has been… Read More
[By Amanda Vitek]
There’s a reason Havre de Grace means “harbor of grace.” This little town at the mouth of the Susquehanna River is big in charm and personality that has developed over the last four centuries.
The town became… Read More
