Stay Safe on the Bay’s Most Dangerous Holiday Week: Top 10 Boating Tips
We’re headed into Fourth of July week, the busiest boating week of the year on
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Thomas Point Light Celebrates 150th Birthday with Flotilla of Classic Lighthouse Tenders
This summer marks a milestone on the Chesapeake Bay: the 150th anniversary of the iconic
Virginia’s Own Sailboat Class Kicks off Regatta Season in Urbanna
Clear skies with large white clouds floating by and enough of a breeze over the
Games Afloat: How to Keep Children Happily Occupied on Board (in 1989 and Today)
Editor’s Note: We’re digging deep into the Chesapeake Bay Magazine archives this summer to find
Investing in a Boat? A Buyer Broker Can Make All the Difference
When you’re searching for the boat of your dreams, the one you want to see
Chesapeake Bay at Center of “Plein Air” Outdoor Painting Competitions This Summer
Walking through downtown Annapolis in summer, you don’t usually have to dodge professional oil painters
Dock & Dine: A Classic Annapolis Afternoon by Boat
It’s no secret that Annapolis is home to some great restaurants on the water. Before
VIDEO: Anne Arundel County Christens Two High-Powered New Fireboats
The waters of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, just got safer. Not one, but two, new
Celebrate Juneteenth the Chesapeake Bay Way
Next week marks a national holiday: Juneteenth, celebrated on the 19th of the month. Designated
From the Wheelhouse: Where a Licensed Captain’s Responsibility Starts and Ends
When you earn your captain’s license, you envision the empowering feeling of taking the helm
VA Governor Declares June “Chesapeake Bay Deadrise Month” During Yorktown Workboat Races
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s official proclamation making the month of June 2025 Chesapeake Bay Deadrise
VIDEO: Boaters Rescued in Bay after Bilge Pump Fails
The video is enough to put the pit in any boater’s stomach: a 37-foot cabin