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Smoke on the Rail BBQ Festival in York

Smoke on the Rail BBQ Festival in York

It’s almost time again—time for one of the biggest barbecue-enthusiast events in all the region. It’s Smoke on the Rail in New Freedom, Pennsylvania. A vibrant community festival of annual acclaim, Smoke on the Rail is more than just a jovial get-together; it does double duty by playing host to the Pennsylvania State BBQ Championship.  … Continue reading Smoke on the Rail BBQ Festival in York →

Discovering West Virginia’s Historic Cranberry Glades

Discovering West Virginia’s Historic Cranberry Glades

We typically don’t think of the Mid-Atlantic region as being ideal territory for growing cranberries. Yet, believe it or not, there do still exist a few select locations throughout Maryland, Virginia, and even Pennsylvania where you can find wild, native varieties like the larger American cranberry and smaller bog cranberry. That’s because very specific growing … Continue reading Discovering West Virginia’s Historic Cranberry Glades →

The Mason Dixon Fair is Now in Full Swing!

The Mason Dixon Fair is Now in Full Swing!

Summer fair season is now underway throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. And for Pennsylvania folks especially, this makes for plenty of farm festivals, follies, and family-friendly fun to go around. It also marks the return of some long-held seasonal favorites, which eager folks look forward to every year. One such offering that stands out in York … Continue reading The Mason Dixon Fair is Now in Full Swing! →

Historic July Fourth Food Traditions—Chesapeake Bay-Style

Historic July Fourth Food Traditions—Chesapeake Bay-Style

The Fourth of July is less than a day away. For many, that means rushing around to get last-minute grocery shopping done in anticipation of tomorrow’s cookout! Whether you’re hosting a backyard barbecue yourself or you’ve been cordially invited to attend as a guest bearing vittles, the fact remains that food plays a crucial role … Continue reading Historic July Fourth Food Traditions—Chesapeake Bay-Style →