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 ReadingThe Kennard African American Cultural Heritage Center (KAACHC) chronicles African American life in both Queen Anne’s County and the nation, with an emphasis on the period that the Kennard High School (KHS) operated, 1936-1966. Twenty years ago it was the goal of a few individuals, the Kennard Alumni Association, to restore the degrading building. From […]
Continue ReadingChurch Hill Theatre is excited to invite you to our first BOOK TALK with Janet Freedman, author of Divine Intervention – A Memoir. There will be two chances to attend via Zoom Saturday, June 26th at 7pm and Sunday, June 27th at 2pm. Each of the sessions will be live with the ability to ask […]
Continue ReadingMemorial Day Weekend begins today. For many it begins the summer season. And the Beach Season. There are many places just off the beaten paths of US-50 and MD-404 on the way to Beaches of Maryland and Delaware. With this Photo-essay, I’ll talk about a couple of short side trips off of the beaten paths. […]
Continue ReadingIn April, members of the Kent Island Garden Club gathered at the Stevensville American Legion to make spring baskets of appreciation for community workers who stayed on the job during the pandemic. Members personally delivered the baskets to those essential workers. On Earth Day April 22nd members dedicated their time at three of the club’s […]
Continue ReadingOne of the major country roads on Maryland’s Eastern Shore is MD313. The 76 miles Northbound road begins at US50 in Mardela Springs, Wicomico County, and runs to MD213 in Galena, Kent County. One of the town the road runs through is Sudlersville. Sitting at the red light, look to your left you’ll see the […]
Continue ReadingShortly after Queen Anne’s County was organized in 1706, Queenstown became the County Seat in 1707. It was first called Queen Anne’s Town, then in 1710 Queen’s Town and later simply Queenstown. The town and the County was named after England’s Queen Anne. The Court House was built in 1708. In 1782 the County seat […]
Continue ReadingOld Wye Mill invites you to its Opening Day, sponsored by Shore United Bank, on May 1, 2021 following a year of closure due to the public health crisis. OWM is one of Maryland’s most remarkable places: the historic grist mill is the oldest continuously operated water-powered mill in America, and Maryland’s oldest continuously operating […]
Continue ReadingBeginning on the Summer Solstice (Sunday, June 20) until June 26, ShoreRivers will host a new kind of Solstice Celebration that offers something for everyone. Instead of one evening under the tent, the week-long celebration will include small-group expeditions, an online auction, and a free livestream concert with Philip Dutton and the Alligators. ShoreRivers is […]
Continue ReadingChurch Hill, MD – Church Hill Theatre, Inc., located in Church Hill, MD, is seeking a highly organized, detail-oriented, self-starting individual for its Theatre Business Manager position. The Church Hill Theatre is a performing arts center dedicated to the creation and presentation of quality performance and educational opportunities for all members of our diverse community. […]
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