The Secret History of Smith Island Cake
Diving into the layers of Maryland’s official state dessert Along Route 50 from the Bay
Bay Living
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
Natural Resource
Born on the Eastern Shore, Tom Horton chronicles the Bay.
State Dinners
Baltimore blogger feasts on centuries of Maryland cookbooks
A Night to Remember
Coastal Conservation and great food go together in an extraordinary seating at the Gramercy Mansion.
Life in Miniature
Norman Gross recreates the Bay boats of his childhood. Story and photos by Charlie Youngmann
BAY LIVING: Simultaneous Bay Cleanups Across Annapolis
What if all the different neighborhoods in a waterfront city held a one-hour cleanup effort
BAY LIVING: Working by Sail Explored in Calvert Lecture Series
When we think of sailing the Bay, many of us think of weekly races, leisurely
Brick Shipyard
Hampton Roads Naval Museum brings up the next generation of shipwrights
Becoming an Outdoorswoman
A ladies’ weekend that gets a little wild Story by Marty LegrandPhotos by Jill Jasuta We
BAY LIVING: Mid-Shore Symphony Brings Big City Music to Small Towns
Maryland’s Eastern Shore is known for many things: its crabs, its rural farm traditions, its
DIY Underwater Grasses: Va. Volunteers Needed
If you went into 2020 with a resolution to give back, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Military Bowl Supports Eastern Shore Veterans’ Retreat
A special waterfront veterans’ retreat on the Eastern Shore will get an influx of funds