Church Hill Theatre (CHT) proudly announces an eclectic and significant 2019 season of plays in its historic art-deco playhouse in Church Hill. As always, CHT strives for a mix of contemporary and…
WC Awarded $100,000 from Maryland Historical Trust
Waterfowl Chesapeake (WC) is thrilled to announce that Maryland Historical Trust (MHT) has awarded the organization $100,000 from its Historic Preservation Capital Grant Program for the renovation of the windows in the…
South Street Art Gallery to Premiere Two Exhibits
During the month of September, South Street Art Gallery in Easton will host two unique exhibits by Delaware artist Steve Rogers and former Easton gallery owner, Louis Escobedo. A solo exhibition of…
The Oxford Museum: Historical Artifacts Tell the Story
Visiting The Oxford Museum in Oxford, it’s hard not to be impressed by the amazing collection of artifacts telling our region’s history. From models of skipjacks, to Indian arrowheads and stone tools,…
Helping Disadvantaged Youth Get Ahead
This column visits the faces of those who have benefited from the generous and tireless work of the nonprofits on the Mid Shore. Perhaps unknown to many of us, these individuals have…
August Artist of the Month
Mary Ellen Mabe is the featured artist during the month of August at The Artists’ Gallery. On First Friday, August 3, there will be a reception from 5 to 8 p.m. at…
Summer Highlights at Troika Gallery
Take a Visual Vacation with a visit to Troika Gallery, showcasing “The Finest of Fine Art” in historic downtown Easton. Summer highlights include new work by Troika Gallery artists. The First Friday…
Whimsical Beach and Mermaid-Themed Creations
Have you been hunting for seashells at the beach? Seen any mermaids lately? August at The Green Phoenix gallery brings you both, with a wide array of whimsical beach and mermaid- themed…
What’s in My Food? Part Two
In the last article, I began to explore what is in our food. The definition of food has challenged our intellect, so that educating ourselves and deciding what we should or shouldn’t…
Tilghman Aquaculture Incubator Will Become National Model
Beginning in Fall 2018, an innovative oyster aquaculture incubator at Phillips Wharf Environmental Center on Tilghman Island will serve as a national model for traditional working waterfront communities seeking to strengthen the…