News from the Shores of the Chesapeake Bay
Jim Duffy will present “Underground Railroad Journeys on the Eastern Shore” at the Friends of the Caroline County Public Library’s Annual Meeting. The meeting will be held on Saturday, June 23, 2018 at 10am at the Federalsburg Branch, located at 123 Morris Avenue in Federalsburg. Please join the Friends for this exciting presentation, a short […]
Continue ReadingOpening Reception for Chestertown RiverArts Photo Club Exhibit at Kent County Public Library At the Chestertown RiverArts Photo Club novice, enthusiast and professional photographers alike have been meeting monthly for several years to show their latest images for comments, praise, and suggestions for improvement. This exhibit is a selection of some of their finest photographs […]
Continue ReadingJoin noted Tubman biographer, Kate Clifford Larson, for an evening exploring how the core of Harriet Tubman’s life experiences are rooted in the geography of the fields, forests, paths, and waterways of the Eastern Shore and beyond. Learn about Tubman’s complex life, with new details based on the latest research, and share in celebrating her […]
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Pete Lesher, the chief curator for the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum will be the Lunch & Learn speaker for the St. Michaels branch of the Talbot County Free Library on Monday, March 5, 2018 at noon. Lesher will give an illustrated talk on the stunning black-and-white work of Dutch-born photographer Robert de Gast. His photography […]
Continue ReadingCraft your own organic bath products in this class, with expert instruction from Licensed Esthetician/Skin Therapist and Mosaic Skin & Body owner Loretta Pierce. Participants will learn about natural organic bath products and essential oils and have the opportunity to customize their crafts to their taste. The products range from body scrubs to bath bombs […]
Continue ReadingThe Excitement is Building and Changes are Taking Shape! Project 20/20 Phase II at Kent County Public Library Over the next few months, when you visit Kent County Public Library’s Chestertown Branch you’ll notice changes in how the library is arranged. These changes are part of the implementation of Phase II of Project 20/20, a […]
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