Celebrate Juneteenth the Chesapeake Bay Way
Next week marks a national holiday: Juneteenth, celebrated on the 19th of the month. Designated
Bay Living
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
A 50-Foot Oyster Shell? The Bay Bridge Watermen’s Monument That Almost Was
Monuments dedicated to the waterman tradition were all the rage in Chesapeake Bay communities during
Eastern Shore of Virginia Breaks Ground on 49-Mile Rail Trail
The Eastern Shore Railroad was a game changer for Maryland’s lower Eastern Shore and the
Try This Unique Eastern Shore Brewery 5 Minutes off Rt. 50
There are lots of compelling reasons to stop in Queen Anne’s County on your next
From Backyard-Built Deadrise to Belle of the Antique & Classic Boat Festival
There’s a reason that so many Chesapeake workboats are named for mothers, sisters, daughters and
Try This Hidden Dining Gem in Queen Anne’s County
Queen Anne’s County, Maryland, is chockful of restaurants with good food and ambience, but most
Blue Catfish Cookoff: Top Chefs Go Big at First-Time Competition
In a first-of-its-kind event, some of the Chesapeake Bay’s most celebrated chefs will compete for
A Landlubber’s Guide to the 2025 Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show
Though March 20th was the official first day of spring, the Chesapeake’s inhabitants often turn
Lawmakers Pass Bill to Make Orange Crush Maryland’s Official State Cocktail
As the Maryland General Assembly closes, an all-important piece of legislation has just made it
UPDATE: Italy Puts 10 Million Euros into Fighting Invasive Blue Crabs
The story unfolded on the Mediterranean coast of Italy, but quickly made headlines on the
DAUNTLESS: Steel Schooner’s Second Chance
Most Bay boaters will agree: One of the most fun parts of being out on
Buyboat Captain Hunts for Potomac River Treasure
For nearly 20 years, oyster buyboat captain David Wright has searched the shore for beachcombed