News from the Shores of the Chesapeake Bay
CENTREVILLE, MD – After a 734-day hiatus due to the pandemic, DrinkMaryland: Centreville – A Maryland Makers Event will make its triumphant return this Saturday, June 19 from noon to 5 p.m. in historic downtown Centreville on Broadway and Lawyers Row and the Queen Anne’s County Courthouse Square. The event is produced by the Town […]
Continue ReadingCENTREVILLE MD – With the first day of spring less than three weeks away, it’s time to think about warmer days and supporting local farmers and producers at your local farmers’ market. The Centreville Farmers’ Market is accepting inquiries from Maryland farmers/producers for the 2019 farmers’ market season. The market will be returning to the […]
Continue ReadingThe Main Street Rock Hall Steering Committee is seeking experienced, qualified mural artists to develop and implement a public art project in Rock Hall, MD. The purpose of the project is to re-envision, re-design and recreate three deteriorating murals in downtown Rock Hall while eliciting input and participation from both local school children and community […]
Continue ReadingChestertown, Md. — Chestertown’s holiday season officially kicks off on Friday, November 23, 2018 as the Mayor turns on the holiday lights in Fountain Park and members of the Kent County Community Marching Band herald Santa’s arrival by fire truck. The lighting ceremony is set for 6:30 p.m. Santa is scheduled to arrive at 7:00 […]
Continue ReadingChestertown, Md. — The Dickens of a Christmas organizing committee is looking for creative, adventurous and/or civic minded volunteers to help the Décor Committee create authentic streetscapes and storefronts for the weekend festival, which takes place December 7-9, 2018 in the heart of Chestertown’s historic commercial district. The Dickens weekend is organized by Main Street […]
Continue ReadingMain Street Historic Chestertown and the Chestertown Arts & Entertainment District have awarded cash prizes to three individual artists and two classes of art students at Garnet Elementary who decorated cotton “tea bag” tote bags as part of the Tea Party Festival celebration. Judges were Carla Massoni, owner of Massoni Art, and John Schratwieser, executive […]
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