The highly anticipated Made in Maryland Festival will be taking place this Sunday, September 13, at Kurtz’s Beach in Pasadena, Maryland. To celebrate all things Maryland-made and the end-of-summer season, the chosen location couldn’t be more fitting. This is especially true given the significant role Kurtz’s Beach has played in Maryland State history as a beloved … Continue reading The Backstory Behind Kurtz’s Beach
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Featured Historic Sites of First State National Historical Park
April is the month when folks tend to start getting outdoors more often. Exploring local and national parks, historic sites, and other famed features is an excellent idea and makes for many a memorable experience. Here in the Mid-Atlantic region, options are especially abundant with day drip destinations that the rest of the nation can … Continue reading Featured Historic Sites of First State National Historical Park
Who Will You Discover on the Virginia Legends Walk?
Virginia Beach, Virginia, is home to an array of awesome area attractions guaranteed to satisfy any age and interest. For history buffs specifically, there is a most satisfying self-paced stroll I strongly suggest taking. It’s the one and only Virginia Legends Walk. Credit: Shutterstock Established in 1999, the purpose behind the Virginia Legends Walk is … Continue reading Who Will You Discover on the Virginia Legends Walk?
The Mid-Atlantic Sea Glass Festival—An East Coast Classic Spanning 18 Years
It’s that time of year again—time for the long-awaited Mid-Atlantic Seaglass Festival to make a triumphant return! Now in its 18th year as a beloved annual tradition to kick off the summer beach season, the 2025 installment of the Mid-Atlantic Sea Glass Festival is happening this weekend, June 7 and 8, on Shipcarpenter Street in … Continue reading The Mid-Atlantic Sea Glass Festival—An East Coast Classic Spanning 18 Years

