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Chesapeake Bay Magazine Features Talbot County in Summer Issue!

Talbot County is open for adventure! Summer means being engaged with water, whether a lake,

Sunset over the water and beyond the shore grasses in Talbot County, Maryland.

Spectacular Sunsets Awaken Serene Sunrises

Whether brightening your day by taking in one of the Eastern Shore’s glorious sunrises or

A Mini Itinerary to Help You Celebrate National Grandparents Day in Talbot County’s St. Michaels, Maryland

The first Sunday after Labor Day is National Grandparents Day, a day for spending time

Crack Open the Talbot County Oyster Trail

A little lemon, a little hot sauce, then slurp your oyster, liquor and all! Though

Recipe: Fried Oysters

Before heading home, stop by one of Talbot County’s many seafood markets so that you

A Maritime Themed Tour of Talbot County

Take a maritime themed tour of Talbot County. Defined by 600 miles of coastline, Talbot

Mother's Day walk on The Strand Beach in Oxford, Maryland.

Top Ways to Celebrate Mother’s Day in Talbot County on May 11, 2025

This Mother’s Day, treat your mom to an extra special day in Talbot County by

Oysters are one of Talbot County, Maryland's seafood trifecta.

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

Maryland Recreational Crabbing Season for the Chesapeake Bay Opens April 1

Recreational crabbing season for Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay area opens on April 1st signaling that the

How to Shuck an Oyster

To help you enjoy the oysters you purchased from one of Talbot County’s seafood markets, here

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Talbot County, Maryland: A Premier Chesapeake Bay Destination

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To escape city life, Washingtonians and Baltimoreans have visited Maryland’s St Michaels for generations. Along the water, this 17th century town is steeped in history, noteworthy restaurants, and local shops. A few highlights.

1) Scene along the water,

2) Cannonball House, a 19th century Federal style house that was hit by a cannon during the War of 1812 when the town fooled the British,

3-4) AvasPizzeria, a popular Italian restaurant serving meatballs using the owner’s grandma’s recipe,

5-6) PatriotCruises, a 70-minute boat ride to learn about the area’s history and famous mansions,

7-8) BistroStMichaels, a husband-wife-owned restaurant along the main street with noteworthy cream of crab soup,

9-10) TheWildset, a boutique hotel inside three historic buildings with a cafe, restaurant, and shop,

11-12) BlueHeronCoffee, a community-driven local roastery,

13-14) ChesapeakeMaritime Museum, a large museum about work and play on the water,

15-16) FoxysHarborGrille, a woman-owned restaurant along the water serving seafood, Orange Crushes, and key like pie.

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