• Tranquil waters of Pickering Creek, photographed by Mickey Pullen, June 25, 2026

  • “Be Well,” stained glass sun catcher interpreted by Ryan Jacobson, honoring the legacy of previous publishers Richard Slaughter and Allison Rogers

  • Log canoe racers seem to defy the laws of gravity in this photo courtesy of Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum Volunteer Sharon Thorpe

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    Waterfowl Festival

    55th Waterfowl Festival is November 13-15, 2026, in Easton, Talbot County. Discover the best of local wildlife, nature, art, heritage, food, and FUN at the annual Waterfowl Festival. Over a dozen venues spread throughout the town entice and engage visitors to explore the area and be a part of a tradition that has been going strong for generations.

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    Pints for Paws 2026 - Caroline County Humane Society

    CCHS Pints for Paw! In addition to craft beverage tastings, attendees can browse local artisan vendors while listening to live music, enjoy delicious food from local vendors, purchase raffle tickets for exciting prizes, and learn more about the Caroline County Humane Society.

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Sunday July 26, 2026

Tidewater Rotary Welcomes New President, Continues Commitment to Service in Talbot County

by Tidewater Rotary
“Being a Rotarian is much more than attending a weekly meeting,” Hughes said. “Our members come from all walks of life and represent a wide variety of professions. Through networking, fellowship, and fun, we work together to improve the lives of our neighbors, strengthen Talbot County, and make a positive impact around the world.”
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Sunday July 26, 2026

Oxford Museum Announces 2026 Douglas Hanks Jr. Preservation Award Recipients

by The Oxford Museum
Established in 2006 by the Museum and Doug’s widow, Xan, the award honors Douglas Hanks Jr., one of the town’s most energetic lifelong supporters until his death in 2003. It recognizes extraordinary efforts by individuals or organizations to preserve the unique history of Oxford and the surrounding area through restoration and renovation projects, outstanding preservation service, stewardship, or lifetime contribution. Nominations are submitted by the public and evaluated by a Museum committee.
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Sunday July 26, 2026

Experience Watermen’s Appreciation Day at CBMM on Aug. 9

by Eric Detweiler
“Watermen’s Appreciation Day is one of our favorite days of the year,” TWA President Jeff Harrison said. “It’s a chance to share who we are and what we do, thank everyone who supports us, and celebrate together.”
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Friday July 24, 2026

Waterfowl Festival Celebrates Completion of Historic Roof Restoration with Community Ribbon Cutting

Originally constructed in 1927, the former Easton Armory has served the community for nearly a century. Today, it is home to the Waterfowl Festival's corporate offices and Chesapeake Cultural Heritage Center, where visitors experience the rich sporting traditions, wildlife art, conservation history, and cultural heritage of Maryland's Eastern Shore.
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Friday July 24, 2026

Leading With Intention

by Tracey F Johns
Someone might wander through an exhibition. Another might attend a lecture, take a pottery class, or meet an artist. Young families can connect through the museum's youth education and preschool programs, which help meet an important community need for early childhood arts education.
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Friday July 24, 2026

Women Who Care: Modeling Philanthropy in Talbot County

by Amelia Blades Steward
“It’s so refreshing with all of the negative things happening on social media and in our political world, to create a sense of community and belonging, and a sense of common interest. We all want the same things. We all want to live in a community where everyone can thrive, and everyone has what they need. We are just setting the stage for this to happen – a rising tide lifts all ships.”
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Friday July 24, 2026

Caroline Antique Treasures

Beginning in the 1640s, Oliver Cromwell and the Puritan-controlled Parliament banned the observance of Christmas and destroyed all religious images in the English churches.
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Friday July 24, 2026

Plein Air Easton 2026

The festival kicked off in style at the Meet the Artists Party on July 11th, where 500 guests gathered at Cedar Point Farm to celebrate art in community, with music by Sarah Jones and catering by Blue Heron.
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Friday July 24, 2026

More Than a Sale – It is a Destination

“An 18 hour drive and new time zone for the past few years can't keep me away from what I consider to be the "best sale at the very best store in the country!"
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Friday July 24, 2026

Captains of the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry

by William Benson & Cathy Schmidt
The Oxford-Bellevue Ferry has been crossing the Tred Avon River since 1683. Dickson Preston, local history writer searched the records and found that the Ferry was started in 1693 by a Richard Royston. Royston operated the ferry for two years.
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Friday July 24, 2026

Living History Event Commemorates “Battle of Vienna”

The “Battle of Vienna” refers to raids by the British on the strategically important town of Vienna, a key port on the Nanticoke River. British vessels repeatedly attacked Vienna between 1779-1782, looting supplies, burning ships, and targeting homes like Governor John Henry’s Weston and the Handsell house.
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Friday July 24, 2026

Chesapeake Film Festival Announces Early Bird Tickets for 19th Season and Launches FREE Summer Adventure Movie Series

This year’s festival will showcase as many as 50 of the most compelling new environmental, narrative, documentary, and short independent films being produced today. Screenings and special events will take place at three of the Eastern Shore’s most celebrated cultural venues: the historic Ebenezer Theater, Academy Art Museum, and the Talbot County Free Library.
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Let Freedom Ring: A Revolutionary Birthday Bash

by Centreville Courthouse Green
Centreville, MD 21617, USA
Join us for a celebratory event commemorating America’s 250th anniversary in 2026 with live music, vendors, representation from various historic sites, food, drinks, children’s activities, exhibits, and more!
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Historic Sites Open House

by Kent Island Heritage Society's Historic Sites
641 Dominion Rd, Chester, MD 21619, USA
The Kent Island Heritage Society’s Historic Sites are open to the public on the 1st Saturday of every month from April through November, from 12 o’clock noon until 4:00 p.m. Society docents staff the sites and provide unique, live, guided tours appropriate for residents, children, families, students, and tourists.
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First Saturday Tours

by Queen Anne’s County Economic & Tourism Development
425 Piney Narrows Rd, Chester, MD 21619, USA
The Historic Sites Consortium of Queen Anne’s County invites residents and visitors to explore Kent Island’s rich history through the return of First Saturdays, a free historic tour program running April through November
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Phenomenal Festival

by Chesapeake College
1000 College Cir, Wye Mills, MD 21679, USA
Join us for a full day of original stories by local women writers in our two theaters: the Cadby Theater and Todd Performing Arts Center which are a minute's walking distance from each other on the Chesapeake College campus. The festival features four productions that run multiple times throughout the day. Chart your own day and move between theaters as...
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First Fridays

by Lawyers Row
101 Lawyers Row, Centreville, MD 21617, USA
Music, games, vendors, fun
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Centreville Farmers Market

by Lawyers Row
101 Lawyers Row, Centreville, MD 21617, USA
Located in the heart of Centreville, the Centreville Farmers’ Market is not your average market; it’s quickly becoming a hustling hub of artisanal craftsmanship and local produce. With an emphasis on makers and producers, the market boasts an eclectic array of handmade goods, farm fresh produce, and gourmet treats. But that’s not all – we’re proud to offer an array...
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Centreville Farmers Market

by Lawyers Row
101 Lawyers Row, Centreville, MD 21617, USA
Located in the heart of Centreville, the Centreville Farmers’ Market is not your average market; it’s quickly becoming a hustling hub of artisanal craftsmanship and local produce. With an emphasis on makers and producers, the market boasts an eclectic array of handmade goods, farm fresh produce, and gourmet treats. But that’s not all – we’re proud to offer an array...
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Centreville Farmers Market

by Lawyers Row
101 Lawyers Row, Centreville, MD 21617, USA
Located in the heart of Centreville, the Centreville Farmers’ Market is not your average market; it’s quickly becoming a hustling hub of artisanal craftsmanship and local produce. With an emphasis on makers and producers, the market boasts an eclectic array of handmade goods, farm fresh produce, and gourmet treats. But that’s not all – we’re proud to offer an array...
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Centreville Farmers Market

by Lawyers Row
101 Lawyers Row, Centreville, MD 21617, USA
Located in the heart of Centreville, the Centreville Farmers’ Market is not your average market; it’s quickly becoming a hustling hub of artisanal craftsmanship and local produce. With an emphasis on makers and producers, the market boasts an eclectic array of handmade goods, farm fresh produce, and gourmet treats. But that’s not all – we’re proud to offer an array...
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Centreville Farmers’ Market

by Lawyers Row
101 Lawyers Row, Centreville, MD 21617, USA
Located in the heart of Centreville, the Centreville Farmers’ Market is not your average market; it’s quickly becoming a hustling hub of artisanal craftsmanship and local produce. With an emphasis on makers and producers, the market boasts an eclectic array of handmade goods, farm fresh produce, and gourmet treats. But that’s not all – we’re proud to offer an array...
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Kent Island Farmers Market

by Cult Classic Brewing Company
1169 Shopping Center Rd, Stevensville, MD 21666, USA
A great assortment of food vendors ie fruit/veggies/meat/eggs/honey/sourdough breads and pastries/mushrooms/ microgreens/juices/olives,EVOO,balsamic/lots more
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Kent Island Farmers’ Market

by Cult Classic Brewing Company
1169 Shopping Center Rd, Stevensville, MD 21666, USA
A great assortment of food vendors ie fruit/veggies/meat/eggs/honey/sourdough breads and pastries/mushrooms/ microgreens/juices/olives,EVOO,balsamic/lots more
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