Meet the Waterfowl Sculptor Who Honed His Craft as a Longtime Smithsonian Taxidermist
An impressive array of brilliant wildlife artists come from all over the country to the
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Ambitious Black Watermen’s Monument Planned for Kent Narrows in 2026
There are more Black watermen working out of Kent Narrows than anywhere else on the
World’s Largest Sailing Cargo Ship Arrives in Baltimore in Maiden Transatlantic Voyage
A cargo ship like no other has just arrived at the Port of Baltimore in
Place Your Bid! Trumpy Yacht Up for Auction by the State of Maryland
For bargain hunters in the know, General Services auctions are a source of endless treasure.
VA250 Events Centered Around Chesapeake Bay Celebrate “America: Made in Virginia”
In 2026, the United States is celebrating its 250th birthday (officially known as its semiquincentennial),
Urbanna Oyster Festival to Honor Pioneering Shucking Champion Sarah Hammond Stokes, 86
The Urbanna Oyster Festival is arguably the largest event of the year on Virginia’s Middle
Name the Pup: Thomas Point Light’s Coyote Decoy Family Gets New Addition
Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse, an icon on the Bay, has a quirky display you may
Shellfish Success: Bay Scallops Surge on Virginia’s Eastern Shore
As Chesapeake Bay scientists track concerning downward trends among species like striped bass, osprey chicks,
The Witching Hour: SUP “Witches Paddles” are a Growing Trend on the Bay
It’s an arresting sight to behold on the Bay: the silhouette of a couple dozen
Youth Learn the Ropes in the Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race
It’s one of the coolest sights on the Bay each year: a sailing race from
Town of Chincoteague Approves Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides
It stands as one of the most popular East Coast cultural traditions: the Chincoteague ponies.
DC Surprise: Alligator Caught in Washington Channel at the Wharf
Living on a houseboat is a great way to observe a wide variety of marine