Community, Wildlife and a Taste for Muskrat: It’s Time for the National Outdoor Show
Dorchester County, on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, is home to museums, monuments, and a
Bay Living
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
I Put a Spell on You
Celebrating Moll Dyer Day in Leonardtown Valentine’s Day has come and gone, and the residents
Tree Sap Turned Treat: Maple Syrup Festival Shows off Md. Harvest
Move over, Vermont—maple syrup is being produced right here in the Bay watershed, in the
Photography Inspired by the Bay
There’s certainly no shortage of places to see Chesapeake Bay-inspired art in our region,
Chesapeake Chef: Seasalt’s Signature Grilled Oysters with Gremolata
Just when you were looking for inspiration for winter dining, a new Annapolis restaurant enters
Unexpected Visitors
Rare sighting in Jug Bay marshes A waterbird survey team at Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary
Too Cool for Indoor Pools?
Meet the Norfolk cold plunger community When Kylie Surles lived abroad in France she found
Growing Natives Helps the Bay
Several years ago, I visited many famous gardens in England. I was delighted by the
Horsley: Your Real Estate Resource in Virginia
Choosing a home along Virginia’s waterways might be overwhelming. That’s why it’s best to get
What’s a Custom Home?
Whether you’re talking about a major home remodel or a ground-up project on an open
From Motown to Watermen, African American Film Festival Highlights Black History
Mention the popular Delaware beach town of Rehoboth, and images of the beach, boardwalk, and
USS Constellation Gets a Welcome Refit
The Bay’s oldest and largest wooden boat gets the love she needs. Driving over the