Mar 17
Taste of Easton and Restaurant Week Come to Easton

Taste of Easton, presented by Bluepoint Hospitality, kicks off on Sunday, April 26th, from 1 pm to 4 pm at the historic Tidewater Inn. Easton eateries like Bas Rouge, Legal Assets, The Wardroom, Tiger Lily, Hunters Tavern, and many others will be offering samples of their most beloved dishes, giving attendees a culinary tour of […]

Mar 16
THE ACADEMY ART MUSEUM ANNOUNCES TWO SPRING EXHIBITIONS

The Academy Art Museum is pleased to announce two compelling spring exhibitions now open at 106 South Street in Easton, Maryland. A Fragile Symbiosis: The Sculpture of Ernest Cox and Teddy Johnson: Window Views are accompanied by aseason of special programming including a Members-only reception, an opening reception, an artist talk, and a hands-on painting […]

Mar 12
Waterfowl Festival 55 Announces Three Featured Artists — A First in Festival History

The Waterfowl Festival proudly announces an historic milestone for its 55th anniversary celebration: for the first time in the Festival’s history, three distinguished artists have been selected as Featured Artists. Honored for 2026 are nationally acclaimed graphite artist Ray Brown of California, master sculptor Paul Rhymer of Maryland, and award-winning decoy carver Randy Conner of New York. Each artist will create […]

Mar 02
Two Free Community Programs with Maryland Poet Laureate Lady Brion Presented by Shore Lit, BAAM, and TCFL

Shore Lit, BAAM, and the Talbot County Free Library invite the community to join Maryland Poet Laureate Lady Brion for two special events at the BAAM campus on Saturday, March 14.   On Saturday evening, Lady Brion will offer a free performance of her spoken word poetry at the BAAM Athletic Center. The performance will […]

Feb 27
The Downtown Easton March Newsletter

The downtown Easton March newsletter is here!

Feb 09
Native American Heritage & Artifact Day on February 21, 2026

The Talbot Historical Society is presenting a Native American Heritage & Artifact Day, held on February 21, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., offering families and individuals a rare opportunity to experience centuries-old Native American artifacts along with the living history of the Pocomoke Indian Nation through demonstrations, presentations, and cultural displays.   The […]