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Crack Open the Talbot County Oyster Trail
A Little Lemon, A Little Hot Sauce, then slurp your oyster, liquor and all! Though served year-round, it’s during cold weather months that Talbot County residents and visitors celebrate the oyster...
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Chesapeake Country All-American Road Trip
Rolling Through Chesapeake Country One of America’s most beautiful stretches of road weaves through the heart of Talbot County. The Chesapeake Country All-American Road, a 400-mile scenic byway that...
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Celebrate Black History Year Round
Talbot County is one of the best places in the United States to take a deep dive into African American history. It is the birthplace of Frederick Douglass and also the site of The Hill Community in...
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A Maritime Themed Tour of Talbot County
Defined by 600 miles of coastline, Talbot County’s seafaring lineage hails back to when Oxford, its first town, and one of Maryland’s oldest, was mandated in 1694 by Maryland legislation to become the...
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Rekindle and Refresh on a Girlfriends Getaway to Talbot County
Gather your gal-pals and head to Talbot County, Maryland for a weekend or whole week of rekindling your friendships. With Chesapeake Bay views and cool breezes, you and your friends will have a...
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Waterfowl Festival: ‘Flying Into Our 51st Year!’
For three days every November, between 18,000 and 20,000 visitors discover the best of local wildlife, nature, art, heritage, food, and fun at the annual Waterfowl Festival. This year’s Festival will...
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Talbot County’s Holiday Season Guide
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The Birthplace of Frederick Douglass
In the decades before and after the Civil War, Frederick Douglass was among the most influential Americans of any race. In this article you will find the sites and events that honor Talbot County’s...
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Weddings Gone to the Dogs
Dog Friendly Weddings in Talbot County! When you want your four-legged family members to join in the wedding festivities, turn to Talbot County. There are plenty of extraordinary properties that say,...
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Where to Pop THE Question
The natural beauty of the landscape, the charming historic towns, and of course, the stunning waterfront make Talbot County the perfect backdrop for popping the question—and saying I do. Here are a...
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Seven Reasons to Visit St. Michaels Now
The waterfront town of St. Michaels beckons travelers with its charm, history, and a touch of the maritime spirit. Whether you’re an avid shopper, a dedicated foodie, or a history buff, here are seven...
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Frederick Douglass: Father of the Civil Rights Movement
As the United States commemorates the 60th Anniversary of the signing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, a visit to Talbot County can help you learn more about one of the towering figures in the fight...
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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...
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The Waterfowl Festival: A 3-Day Celebration of Eastern Shore Heritage
For three days every November, between 18,000 and 20,000 visitors discover the best of Eastern Shore wildlife, nature, art, heritage, food, and fun at the annual Waterfowl Festival. The Waterfowl...
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