These Boots were made for Painting
In homage to local watermen in Kilmarnock, Va., one group decorates the town with enormous painted boots.
Bay Living
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
To Build a Boat
Going nowhere . . . isn’t about turning your back on the world; it’s about stepping away now and then so that you can see the world more clearly and love it more deeply—Leonard Cohen
Gem of the Nanticoke
Like fishermen with their favorite fishing holes, Vienna, Md., gives boaters a special place on Maryland’s Eastern Shore to call their own.
Women Who Sail
By Karen Soule One was born on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay. Her first
Persistence, Pink Paint & the Big Tuna
by Gary Reich It takes a unique and maybe slightly crazy person to look at
Fun and Safe Boating with your Dog
Cruising on the Chesapeake is always better with a four-legged friend! However, there are plenty of
From the Editor: Vibrio
By Joe Evans It’s all fun and games until somebody gets a puncture wound. The
A Thoreau for the Chesapeake
Although poet Gilbert Byron has often been called the Henry Thoreau of the Chesapeake, many
A Life of Art and Fun
Willie Crockett is a well known Eastern Shore artist who has enjoyed more than his share of fun over his 78 years.
Honing Skills
Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s Rising Tide Program expands, giving kids boatbuilding and STEM skills.
Row Like an Irishman
History, Salt Water and Grit: Currachs and the Annapolis Irish Rowing Club
Red Sky in the Morning
by Gary Reich Despite avialable warning and accurate forecasting, Bay boaters were caught off guard