Tag: Delmarva

Dreamfest and the Delmarva Art Expo Return to Ocean City This Weekend

It’s twice as nice delights in Ocean City, Maryland, this weekend as two annual events return to the scene. You have Dreamfest, which runs from January 16 through 19. Then there’s the Delmarva Art Expo, taking place January 17 through 19. Conveniently enough, both will be held on location at the Roland E. Powell Convention … Continue reading Dreamfest and the Delmarva Art Expo Return to Ocean City This Weekend →

Pemberton Historical Park—A Passage to the Past

There are many places rich in history throughout Maryland’s Eastern Shore region. From the classic coastal resorts with unique stories to tell to the abundance of diverse farmland dotting the greater Chesapeake, exploring the past accounts of the surrounding area is fairly easy to do if you know where to look. Some historic detours, however, … Continue reading Pemberton Historical Park—A Passage to the Past →

Twice As Nice—The Worcester County Fair and Great Pocomoke Fair Are Both Happening This Weekend

Folks living in and visiting Worcester County on Maryland’s Eastern Shore this weekend certainly have their “fair” share of fun follies to consider. With the Great Pocomoke Fair kicking off today, August 8, in Pocomoke City and the Worcester County Fair returning to Snow Hill tomorrow afternoon, August 9, you have double the delights and … Continue reading Twice As Nice—The Worcester County Fair and Great Pocomoke Fair Are Both Happening This Weekend →

The Blessing of the Combines—A Longstanding Snow Hill Tradition Honoring Farmers 

“May God bless our Delmarva farmers with a bountiful harvest.” That is the literal Blessing of the Combines by proclamation. The actual event, however, is so much more. It is an annual Snow Hill, Maryland tradition and full-fledged community-wide celebration, honoring area agriculture and local farmers for more than two decades and counting.  Credit: Blessing … Continue reading The Blessing of the Combines—A Longstanding Snow Hill Tradition Honoring Farmers  →