Things To Do
Maryland Bay towns offer an array of ethnic dining, performing arts, professional sports, trendy shopping and world-renowned museums and attractions.
[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…
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[By Breyana Franklin]
What do alpacas, outhouses and draft horses have in common? They all attract curious tourists who come to Caroline County for some good, old-fashioned, farm-based entertainment.
Though it lacks bay frontage like many of its neighboring counties…
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[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…
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[ August 27, 2011 to October 30, 2011. ] August 27, 2011 to October 30, 2011 [Story by Arin Shortz]
Hear ye! Hear ye!
It’s time to take part in all of the fun at the 35th annual Maryland Renaissance Festival!
Join festival-goers this summer for a viewing of…
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Whether visiting for a fall festival, cycling in the spring or a summer weekend on the water, historic St. Michaels offers an experience that will loom large in your memory. But even though St. Michaels is a town for all…
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[Story by Arin Shortz]
Annapolis boasts a vibrant cultural scene, with numerous art galleries, live performances and fun entertainment.
The Annapolis Gallery Association is a collection of 20 downtown art galleries featuring a variety of styles and techniques.
The Ballet…
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[Story by Arin Shortz]
Annapolis, or Naptown, is a bustling, waterfront town with a rich maritime tradition. Recently recognized as one of the nation’s top adventure towns by National Geographic, Annapolis is the perfect spot for a weekend getaway or…
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[Story by Arin Shortz]
You can’t visit Annapolis, “America’s Sailing Capital,” without getting on the water. Of all the ways to explore Annapolis, boat tours feel more like home. Numerous boat and kayak excursions, many of which are led by…
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[Story by Arin Shortz]
Annapolis celebrates with a variety of festivals and events throughout the year, so time your visit accordingly. Annapolitans are a close-knit group, and they like to do everything outdoors. So join the crowd and enjoy the…
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Using Chesapeake City as a base of operations, history buffs have opportunities to look back nearly 300 years to places touched by America’s founding and its fight for independence.
Mount Harmon in Earleville is a Colonial gem. A restored manor…
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