Skipjack Races Return to Sandy Point after 35-Year Hiatus
For the first time in decades, the majority of the Chesapeake Bay’s surviving historic skipjacks
Bay Living
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
Dock & Dine: Pull up to the New Pusser’s in Baltimore
If all this hot weather has you craving a Caribbean drink, you can get one
Where to Go? Ultimate “Crab Decks & Tiki Bars” Guide Returns
It’s a question many of us face: When you have summertime guests in town and
A First Look Inside the New Pusser’s in Baltimore
Fans and boaters were distraught when Pusser’s Caribbean Grille was forced to close its doors
Gold Leaf Dreams: Hand-Painted Boat Lettering Still Alive on the Bay
Traditional craftsmanship is alive and well in the Bay. The work of this local painter
Famed Smith Island Cake Bakery for Sale
If you’ve ever dreamed of owning a Maryland icon, now is your chance. The bakery
Booking a Fishing Charter? Consider a Fishing Guide for the Full Bay Experience
Editor’s Note: If you’re not a hardcore angler but like to experience the Bay’s fishing
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
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
Georgetown University to Expand Public Water Access, Build Community Boathouse
The Georgetown waterfront in Washington, D.C. is about to get more fun for water lovers.
Despite Major City Dock Construction, Annapolis Keeps Summer Concerts Going
If you haven’t been over to Annapolis City Dock recently, you may be surprised to
Chef Brings 12-Course Fine Dining to Quiet Betterton Beach
On a bluff above the upper Eastern Shore’s Betterton Beach, smoke and tantalizing smells wafted