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Smooth Sailing
Smooth Sailing – How to travel Talbot County’s waterways. To this day, Talbot County is easier to navigate by water than by road — its hidden gems accessible whether you’re paddling a kayak, powering a cruiser, or exploring under sail.
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Academy Art Museum: Down to a Fine Art
A 22,000-square-foot museum in downtown Easton, Academy Art Museum is housed in a historic schoolhouse and is truly the Eastern Shore’s portal to the art world.
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Small Towns, Big Sounds: 6 Ways to Experience Live Music in Talbot County
When you think of Talbot County, Maryland, images of charming waterfront towns, beautiful landscapes, and top-notch dining may come to mind. There’s another layer of the local culture though that resonates deeply: live music.
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Arts Capital of the Eastern Shore
Artists and art lovers flock to studios, boutiques, museums and festivals, making the arts less of an amenity and more a way of life. As a result, Talbot County can easily claim the title, Arts Capital of the Eastern Shore.
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Talbot County’s Got Game: A Hunting Guide
Our 600 miles of Eastern Shore coastline, preserved woodland forests, and open farmland create a welcoming habitat for large and small game.
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Bike Talbot Guide
Here is our guide on where to ride, when to ride, and other hints to get you on your way!
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A Family Guide for Experiencing Talbot County
There’s nothing like a vacation on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. In Talbot County you can experience the bounty and beauty of nature, relax with great food and outdoor activities, all while reconnecting with the family. Here’s a family guide to help plan a vacation that’s fun for everyone.
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Talbot County’s Trifecta of Terrific Seafood
With more than 600 miles of shoreline, there’s no doubt you can count on fresh-from-the-bay seafood in Talbot County.
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The Avalon Theatre: A 100 Year Old Art Deco Theatre is the Heart of Easton’s Music Scene
“I fell in love the moment I walked into the Avalon Theatre,” recalls Ellen (General) Vatne, who spearheaded the resurrection of cultural and community mission of the space. “I could feel it was full of magic. It was originally designed to celebrate the heart and soul of the community and 100 years later it continues…
