Straight Up on Dining Out The Bartlett Pear Inn in Easton Dirt to Table Dining Story by Christine Fillat | Photography courtesy of Jenna Walcott The Bartlett Pear Inn in Easton has been getting a lot of buzz lately
By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by David Burroughs To outsiders, the Eastern Shore reveals itself slowly. Some miss it entirely. Far too often, the uneducated zoom by on their way to the ocean, trying to avoid police lurking at Dairy
By Tom Levine | Photography by Julia Heine When Architect Mark McInturff set out to design his own weekend house on the Eastern Shore, he faced a host of problems. If good architects do nothing else, they solve problems. And
Rosary, from the Latin rosarium, means “garden of roses.” According to legend, in an apparition, Mary, the Mother of Jesus, said that each bead on the rosary is a rose, and, when someone completes a rosary, they are giving her
Straight Up on Dining Out Inspired Design at Blackwall Hitch Story by Christine Fillat | Photography courtesy of Blackwall Hitch There is a natural flow from the city dock in Annapolis across the bridge into Eastport and to the
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Rule-Breaker By Tom Levine So, what do you do when you tire of kitchens that, in designer Sophie Prévost’s words, “take themselves so seriously”? How do you make it fresh and crisp? Prévost and her partner, architect Robert Cole, are the
Feng Shui in the Garden By Grace Schneider Feng shui is the Chinese art of placing elements within a house or garden to achieve positive energy, drawing prosperity, health, and well being. The word feng literally means “wind” and the
We all know we need to exercise regularly. Exercise relieves stress, helps with sleep, and improves cardiovascular health and overall quality of life. We’ve all heard how exercise increases endorphins, brain chemicals known as neurotransmitters that act as natural
In the Kitchen with Taryn Chase Grilled Duck Breast Story & Photography by Christine Fillat Lucky be the Marylander who lives on the water. It is possible to sustain yourself on what you can pluck from the water or shoot