ATTRACTIONS & RECREATION EASTERN SHORE OUTDOOR RECREATION Terrapin Nature Park and Beach c/o Queen Anne’s County Recreation, 1945 4H Park Rd, Centreville, 410-758-0835 www.parksnrec.org/hiker-biker-trails/ parks-and-maps Award-winning 276-acre nature park with 3.25-mile oyster chaff walking trail winding through wildflower meadows, wetlands, tidal ponds, woodlands, beaches. Chestertown ARTS & CULTURE The Artists’ Gallery 239 High St, Chestertown, 410-778-2425 www.theartistsgalleryctown.com The Artists’ Gallery is comprised of five talented Eastern Shore artists who exhibit their work, alongside artwork and fine crafts of other regional artists. d e The Cat Colloquium 215 High St, 2C, Chestertown, 410-778-6369 www.catcolloquium.org A warm, friendly, inquisitive place for community to come together in the company of cats. Come visit and play with our cats (please don’t bring yours). d Alledo 305 E Campus Ave, Chestertown, 410-739-5561 www.marylandcharterboats.com/ mca08.htm Member of the Maryland Charter Boat Association. Max charter size is six people for crabbing and fishing. Chester River Packet Company Charlestown HISTORY & HERITAGE 107 House Market and Cecil sts, Charlestown, 410-287-8262 Federal-period restored 1810 Colonial home with Colonial basement kitchen; 19th-century wooden water tower moved to site in the 1980s. Donations accepted. Diane Rappisi Fine Art 241B High St, Chestertown, 609-206-1907 www.rappisiart.com Working fine art studio and gallery with classes available. Please call ahead for an appointment. 327 Cannon St, Chestertown, 410-635-0321 https://chesterriverpacketco.com Cruises on the Chester River with historic views of Chestertown. Chesapeake Farms Modern Stone Age Kitchen Garfield Center for the Arts at the Prince Theatre OUTDOOR RECREATION Lees Marina 726 Water St, Charlestown, 410-287-5100 www.leesmarina.com Full service marina. 210 High St, Chestertown, 410-810-2060 www.garfieldcenter.org To invigorate the cultural life of our community by nurturing, celebrating, and supporting arts and artists through performance and education. d 236 Cannon St, Chestertown, 410-996-4776 www.modernstoneagekitchen.com Innovative foodery that uses ancestral processing techniques to make food safe, healthy, and delicious. Offers classes, private events & storefront for purchases. 7319 Remington Dr, Chestertown, 410-778-8400 www.corteva.us/Resources/ chesapeake-farms.html A 3,000-acre wildlife and agricultural research and demonstration area. Free self-guided driving tour with brochure. Chestertown d Tag Along Alpacas, LLC Hegland Glass Chesapeake City ATTRACTIONS Chateau Bu-De Vineyards 237 Bohemia Manor Farm Ln, Chesapeake City, 410-885-2500 www.chateaubude.com Family-owned and woman-operated; winery and surrounding vineyard, proudly located on the historical grounds of the original Manor Home of Augustine Herrman. 315 High St, #103, Chestertown, 410-870-5432 www.heglandglass.com Art glass studio and gallery. d 8139 Broadneck Rd, Chestertown, 443-480-0676 www.tagalongalpacas.com Whether you want to buy products made from alpaca fiber or just want to meet our alpacas, we welcome visitors by appointment only on Saturday afternoons. 103 N Cross St, Chestertown https://townofchestertown.com Founded in 1706. Historic college town along the banks of the Chester River on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Brick sidewalks lined with shops, restaurants and inns. e Councell Charters-Sea Dux 910 Kentmorr Rd, Chestertown www.councellcharters.com Equipped with a full cabin and all of the latest electronics for your safety and fishing pleasure. Les Poissons Gallery HISTORY & HERITAGE C&D Canal Museum (1837) 815 Bethel Rd, Chesapeake City, 410-885-5622 https://chesapeakecity.com/ cd-canal-museum Depicts the history and operation of the canal connecting the Chesapeake and Delaware bays. A National Park Service National Network to Freedom site. 210 South Cross St, Ste 104, Chestertown, 410-703-8599 or 410-708-0017 www.lespoissonsgallery.com Fine Art gallery featuring landscapes, waterscapes, still life’s and florals by award-winning plein air and studio artists of the Mid-Atlantic. d HISTORY & HERITAGE Chestertown Electric 324 Cannon St, Chestertown, 410-778-0313 www.chestertownelectric.com Museum of antique electrical. Restoration, repair and sales of antique electrical items: lighting, electric fans, ceiling fans, telephones. Lamp rewiring. Miss Doe II 305 E Campus Ave, Chestertown, 410-739-5561 www.marylandcharterboats.com/ mca08.htm Member of the Maryland Charter Boat Association. Max charter size is six people for crabbing and fishing. Massoni Art 203 High St, Chestertown, 410-778-7330 www.massoniart.com Respected by artists and collectors throughout the Mid-Atlantic region for over 30 years. Custom House/Waterfront Tours Sultana Education Foundation MusicLife/Eastern Shore School of Music OUTDOOR RECREATION Brewer Bohemia Vista Marina 140 Vista Marina Rd, Chesapeake City, 410-885-2056 https://shmarinas.com/locations/ safe-harbor-bohemia-vista Transient cruisers and snowbirders will find easy access and a quiet, safe harbor for the night or for an extended stay. e 241 High St, Chestertown, 410-778-7010 www.musiclifedelmarva.com Regional music school offering piano, guitar, orchestral, and band lessons and new and used instruments and accessories. Seasonal events and concerts. The Custom House, 101 S Water St, Chestertown, 410-810-7161 www.washcoll.edu/learn-by-doing/starr/ custom_house.php A guided tour of the Historic Custom House and waterfront history. Each tour highlights the rich history of the area dating back to Chestertown’s founding. d 200 S Cross St, Chestertown, 410-778-5954 www.sultanaeducation.org An education foundation with field trips on a 1768-era schooner with paddling, camping adventures, public activities, and events. d SHOPPING Bee Crafty Collectibles 335 High St, Chestertown, 410-778-0479 www.beecraftycollectibles.com We specialize in custom signs, painted furniture, home decor, candles, gourmet popcorn and gifts. d e G.A.R. Post #25, Inc. -Sumner Hall Robert Ortiz Studios Chester ATTRACTIONS Kent Narrows Waterfront Kent Narrows Foundation, 425 Piney Narrows Rd, Chester, 410-604-2491 www.kentnarrowsmd.com Maritime-based community located on Eastern Kent Island and Grasonville. Dock and dine eateries feature freshly caught seafood, waterfront hotels, boating, trails, fishing, and live music venues. See ad on page 105. 207 S Cross St, Chestertown, 410-810-1400 www.ortizstudios.com Hand-made furniture in the Shaker & Japanese Traditions. Local pottery, metal work, silk, and floor cloths. d 206 S Queen St, Chestertown, 443-282-0023 www.sumnerhall.org Historic African-American Civil War Veteran’s halls restored as a museum and community center featuring public humanities programs. d Bohemia Trading Company Henry Highland Garnet Escape Site Sumner Hall 206 S Queen St, Chestertown, 443-282-0023 www.sumnerhall.org One of two existing African American G.A.R. buildings in the United States. Built circa 1908, it serves as a museum, educational site, performance stage, social hall, and gallery. MD 291, W of MD 290, Chestertown Henry Highland Garnet was born enslaved here on the “Darby” plantation. He later became an abolitionist and preacher. A National Park Service Network to Freedom site. 7400 Church Hill Rd, Chestertown, 301-968-5778 www.bohemiatradingcompany.com A retail shop brimming with women’s clothing, footwear, jewelry, and accessories. Browse our extensive housewares, nautical decor, baby clothing and toys. d Figg’s Ordinary Historical Society of Kent County Tine Fine Art Plus OUTDOOR RECREATION Castle Marina 301 Tackle Cir, Chester, 410-643-5599 www.castlemarina.com At mouth of Chester River. Fuel, free pump out. Ice and snacks in store. Two restaurants just outside of gate. Yearly lease and transient slips. e 343 High St, Chestertown, 443-282-9551 www.tishfineart.com Tish Fine Art Plus is an emporium of art produced predominantly by local artists and artisans including paintings, furniture, jewelry, apparel and more. d e 301 High St, Chestertown, 410-778-3499 www.kentcountyhistory.org Our museum is dedicated to Kent County history. We have 18th and 19th century tea caddies, an exhibit of local African American athletes and self-guided walking tours. d e 207 S Cross St, #102, Chestertown, 443-282-0061 www.figgsordinary.com Small-batch gluten and refined sugar free baked goods, granola, trail mix, energy bars. d e Riverside Unique OUTDOOR RECREATION Airy Hill Stables 7886 Airy Hill Rd, Chestertown, 443-480-7369 www.airyhillstables.com We offer activities for individuals, couples, and small groups -from an intimate horseback riding experience to a variety of unmounted activities. d $ 227 High St, Chestertown, 410-778-2073 www.riversideunique.com A unique gift shop featuring laser-engraved and sublimated full color custom gifts. We custom engrave cutting boards, glassware, wood, and many other gifts. d e ATTRACTIONS Bad Alfred’s 323 High St, Chestertown, 443-282-0163 www.badalfreds.com Located in historic downtown Chestertown, Bad Alfred’s is a brew pub and distillery featuring house-made spirits, local craft beer and wood-fired pizzas. d e Twigs and Teacups 111 S Cross St, Chestertown, 410-778-1708 www.facebook.com/TwigsTeacups Gifts and more on the Eastern Shore: kitchen, toys, home decor, soaps and lotions, clothes, greeting cards, books, journals. Eclectic, nostalgic, entertainment. d e DESTINATION MARYLAND / 133