The moment you enter, you'll sense the attention to detail that has been harnessed to bring you and your companions a complete and satisfying dining experience. On the Maryland Crab and Oyster Trail.

Stop by the Visit Annapolis & Anne Arundel County Visitors Center at 26 West Street in Downtown Annapolis or our satellite Visitor Information Booth at City Dock. Our trained information specialists are ready to plan your next adventure.

The former barn of the Tschiffely estate is now home to a charming visual & performing arts center. Visit to tour gallery exhibits, enjoy plays, concerts, film, comedy and more in the 99-seat theater, or take a class in visual or performing arts.

Artwork, handmade goods made my local artists & makers.

We are a small, craft cider maker specializing in dry, sparkling ciders made from apples sourced from Burnside Bridge Farm and other local producers.

Boutique Artisan Market located in the downtown Hagerstown Arts & Entertainment District.

A special tasting in the barrel cellar to celebrate March Maryland Wine Month! A sit-down pairing with delicious bites that are expertly paired with 5 not-yet-released wines. $35 per person

Frederick Douglass dedicated this new brick church on his 1878 tour. The congregation was active as early as 1836. The Asbury steeple’s welcoming pineapple symbol is a neighborhood icon.

This is the oldest A.M.E. congregation on the Eastern Shore, established in 1818. In 1878, when Frederick Douglass visited, the church building was brand new. The church still uses the original rostrum from which Douglass addressed the congregation to dedicate the new brick church.