DESTINATION CECIL COUNTY Brought to you by the Chester County Press • July 15, 2015
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C & D Canal Museum now open weekends
Visit the Official C&D Canal Museum, which is now open on Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. through mid-October. This nautical jewel is dedicated to the 19th century origin and the continuing history of the 14-mile-long canal that connects the Delaware Bay to the Chesapeake Bay. It became the third busiest shipping canal in the entire world by creating a shortcut of 300 nautical miles between Philadelphia and Baltimore and other active ports. Find out how a privately-owned hand-dug, lock-driven canal built in an historic waterfront town, inspired a classic novel and a Broadway show, and then grew up to be a major contributor to commerce in today’s economy. See ancient fossils catalogued from the 1829 dig, marvel at canal diggers’ ingenious tools and feats of engineering, study extraordinary ship models, see a moving miniature display of the intricate workings of a canal lock and the actual steam driven engine and waterwheel that controlled the water levels in the locks. The museum is located in the actual early-1800s buildings that housed the workings of the canal locks. Be sure to sign the guest book at the Canal Toll Taker’s actual antique “partners” desk when you enter. The museum was curated and created over thirty years ago by the Army Corps of Engineers, the federal entity that designed and created the modern version of the C&D Canal. Located on the C&D Canal at the Army Corps of Engineers facility. Follow the Canal Museum signs through historic Chesapeake City, Md. Admission is free.
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Cecil County playing host to Bassmaster Elite event this summer By Steven Hoffman Staff Writer
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ome of the country’s best anglers will be competing in the waterways of the Upper Bay as Cecil County hosts the Bassmaster Elite Chesapeake Challenge from Aug. 13 to 16. This is one of only eight elite events on the tour, and thousands of spectators are expected to turn out for what will certainly be one of the highlights of the summer of 2015. “We’re really looking forward to this,” said Sandy Turner, the executive director of Cecil County Tourism, the organization that led the effort to bring the event to Cecil County over the last several years. The Bassmaster Elite competitions attract some of the best professional bass fishermen in the country. The professionals compete throughout the year to qualify for the major events. “Bassmaster is to fishing what the PGA is to golf and NASCAR is to racing,” Turner explained. There will be as many as 113 participants in the event. Each boat will have a marshal on board to make sure that all the rules are followed. This is not the first time that the county has played host to a Bassmaster event. “We hosted two Bassmaster Open events in 2009 and 2010,” explained Turner, “and we had a wonderful experience with that.” According to Turner, they started thinking about hosting an elite tour event back then, but it took time to put a successful bid together. There is significant competition to host the elite events. “We put a committee together,” Turner said “We got a partner that came to the table with us.” They submitted the application to host a 2015 event back in February of 2014. The application process took several months. They found out that the bid was successful last summer, at about the same time that Philadelphia was hosting a 2014 Bassmaster Elite event. Many of the anglers made a point to travel south to give the waters of the Chesapeake a try. For Turner and the other members of the planning team, the announcement that Cecil County would be the host site for 2015 was when planning for the event kicked into high gear. One of the advantages that Cecil County had during the bidding process was its proximity to population centers on the East Coast. Spectators will come from all around the Mid-Atlantic region. The event is expected to attract between 10,000 and 30,000 spectators. The event could generate about $2 million for the local economy. “A lot of the people will be eating in our restaurants and staying in our hotels,” Turner said, explaining that the impact will be spread throughout the county—and the surrounding counties, too. She believes that Cecil County’s other attractions, such as zoos and state parks, will shine for the visitors to the area. They were able to secure a number of important sponsors for the event, including three platinum sponsors—the Maryland Lottery, the Old Dominion Electric Cooperative, and the town of North East. Turner said that the professional anglers were pleased that an elite event would be held on the Chesapeake Bay. “We had a great reaction from the anglers,” Turner explained. “They were all saying how pleased they are to be coming to the area.” A full week of activities are being planned for what is being called Cecil County Bass Week. Many of the activities are centered on North East. The North East Community Park will be the setting for SummerFest, which will include music, food, vendors, children’s activities, and more. While the Bassmaster Elite Chesapeake Challenge won’t be televised live, the cameras will be rolling each day of the competition for a broadcast on ESPN2 and the Outdoor Channel. To contact Staff Writer Steven Hoffman, email editor@chestercounty.com.
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The tournament waters The tournament waters will be Maryland waters only of the Upper Chesapeake and all rivers, creeks and canals connecting to those waters. Only that water open to all public fishing will be considered tournament waters. Any waters closed to public fishing will be closed to this tournament’s contestants. No boats are allowed into the C and D canal. Additionally, the Aberdeen Proving Grounds and all rivers, creeks and canals within the boundaries of Aberdeen Proving Grounds will be off limits to fishing. Participants will be allowed to drive through Aberdeen Proving Grounds when open. There is no fishing in Virginia waters, including the Maryland/Virginia reciprocal waters.
Schedule for the Bassmaster Elite Chesapeake Challenge Thursday, August 13: Official opening of the Bassmaster Elite Series. Check-out and weigh-in times will be announced at the Tournament Briefing. Friday, August 14: Tournament fishing schedule will be posted at the weigh-in on Thursday. The field is reduced for Saturday’s competition. Pairings meeting for pro field and the participating marshals immediately after weigh-in. Saturday, August 15: The top 12 pros fishing on Sunday will be announced. The awards are presented at the B.A.S.S. trailer for 13th through the top half in the pro division. Sunday, August 16: Final competition day for the top 12 pros. Awards presentation will be held at the weigh-in site.
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One of the main objectives of the fair is to keep people informed about the importance of agriculture in Cecil County.
Children can enjoy various activities, competitions, and games at the Cecil County Fair.
The Cecil County Fair—one of the county’s most popular annual events and an enduring tradition for many families in the area—will be returning to the Fair Hill Fairgrounds at 4640 Telegraph Road in Elkton from July 24 to Aug. 1. More than 75,000 people attend the 9-day fair each year, and the event features many family-friendly attractions, including hands-on activities. Everything from a pie-eating contest to the cow chip toss to a Big Wheel race is on the schedule, so there will be something for everyone each day of the fair. The carnival midway is always a favorite attraction for attendees. Other highlights this year are a demolition derby, tractor and truck pulls, a professionally-sanctioned rodeo, and many different shows. There are many competitions for youngsters involved with local 4-H programs, and competitions for the public, too. The Cecil County Fair’s origins can be traced to 1953, when members of the Calvert, Cecilton, and Colora Granges first discussed the idea of having an annual fair to promote agriculture in the county. The Cecil County Fair continues to celebrate the area’s rich
agricultural heritage, and provides opportunities for children and adults to explore many different aspects of farming through numerous agricultural displays that will be showcased throughout the fair. There are dozens of agricultural competitions at the fair, which is a way to not only showcase the products of local farmers, but to introduce a new generation to the importance of agriculture. Cecil County 4-H clubs are involved in the fair in various ways. As always, live music will be an important part of the fair, and a listing of this year’s performers will be available on the fair’s website. The Cecil County Fair has become a tradition for many local families because of the indelible mark that it leaves on youngsters—there are days and nights of summer fun to remember year after year. Fair organizers are mindful of the need to provide a fun experience for youngsters. Visit the fair’s website at www.cecilcountyfair.org for specific information about the 2015 schedule.
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2015 CECIL COUNTY FAIR July 24 - August 1 410-392-3440 • www.cecilcountyfair.org Rt. 213 & 273, Fair Hill, MD
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Recently voted #1 Steak in America by national television food network
STEAK & MAIN: The incredible, edible mashup of taste, television and celebration
By Richard L. Gaw Staff Writer Since it first opened its doors in 2003, Steak & Main in North East has become far more than a restaurant. It’s a foodie’s destination; a must-see stopover on a never-ending culinary journey; a cause for a celebration on an otherwise normal weeknight; and the place that has become known to the locals as simply “Tony’s Place,” as in, “Hey, why don’t we just go over to Tony’s Place for dinner tonight?” Steak & Main has won countless awards for its menu, and the hospitality of owner Tony Covatta and his staff extends as far as their knowing not only the first names of nearly everyone who comes in, but the names of their children as well. Its weekly sushi nights have become legendary throughout Cecil County, and its steak challenge events have drawn the likes of Adam Richman, host of “Man vs. Food” on the Travel Channel, who tossed in the towel on his inability to finish off Steak & Main’s 74-ounce steak challenge. Later, the restaurant hosted well-known competitive eater
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Tony, Covatta, owner of Steak & Main and The Black Pearl Surf and Turf Grill in North East, Md.
Molly Schuyler, who, in Covatta’s words, simply “devoured” her steak challenge. Eventually, local legends begin to be known and admired well out of their home comforts, and Steak & Main is no exception. Recently, on Travel Channel’s “Greatest Steaks in America,” the show criss-crossed the entire country in search of the 12 best steak dinners. Steak & Main not only earned a spot on the list, it earned a first place finish. More recently, Covatta was a guest on “Food Mashups,” a popular on-line
culinary show hosted by the legendary cheese steak master Tony Luke, Jr. In the episode, Covatta introduced Luke to “The Spectrum,” a Covatta masterpiece of taste, made with various types of meats, veggies, cheese and other ingredients, and placed on a fresh roll. An amazing and ever-changing menu. Sushi nights that draw an overflow of appreciation. Guests who are treated like friends. Television shows and national recognition. “It’s all about welcoming customers
to your restaurant like they’re family,” Covatta told Cecil County Life in 2014. “It’s teaching your wait staff about wines. It’s allowing them to understand what ingredients are in our dishes, so that they’re not just serving dishes but are truly involved in the entire dining experience. In the back of the house, it’s teaching your chefs certain culinary skills. Our chefs love cooking and being creative, so I’m back there with them every day teaching them new things, and they in turn teach me new things.”
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NORTH EAST RIVER MARINA
North East River Marina is located where Caroline Street meets Water Street, walking distance to local entertainment in the beautiful, historic town of Charlestown, MD. Charlestown’s playground and four sandy beaches are less than a mile away. As the only marina to provide rental motor boats, on the Upper Chesapeake Bay, North East River Marina has a variety of sizes of Pontoon boats and Kayak boats available by the hour, day or week. Boasting beautiful views along the North East River, we are full service with 103 slips capable of holding boats between 17- and 40-feet long. In 2014 we began upgrading our property and are now able to offer high-tech security surveillance, free Wi-Fi, state of the art electrical/water hook ups and composite floating piers. Jetski slips as well as, land storage and ramp memberships are also available. We have full maintenance service year-round that provides OMC, Mercury and Volvo parts, restoration and repairs. Summer and winter storage, full winterization, shrink wrap service,
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spring detailing and canvass repairs can also be found on site. In the ship’s store you may find all of your nautical needs and supplies, excluding gas. So step back in time, to the lesshurried environment of the North East River Marina, in the quaint town of Charlestown, MD. Just minutes from Delaware.
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THE PLUMPTON PARK ZOO:
A great place to spend time with your kids
If you have not been to the Plumpton Park Zoo in a while you are in for a treat! Located at 1416 Telegraph Road in Rising Sun, the zoo maintains a beautiful, exotic collection of wild animals for the public to enjoy. The owners, Cheryl and Nick Lacovara, rescued the zoo after the facility was shut down in July 2010. Most thought the facility would never reopen, but this couple, who are exotic animal keepers from Mullica Hill, New Jersey, have in five years totally revitalized the park. The zoo is now a permanent community-supported institution for everyone to enjoy. It is evident that these animals are their passion as you walk the wellmaintained grounds and view how healthy and happy their animals are. The following is a list of the animals that you can view in their natural habitats: Mammals at the Plumpton Park Zoo The zoo is home to: Alpaca, American Bison, African Crested Porcupine, an African Serval, Arctic Foxes, Bactarin Camels, Bengal Tiger, a Binturong, Black Backed Jackals, American Black Bear, a Bobcat, Eurpean Brown Bear, Fallow Deer, a Giraffe, LLama, Pot Bellied Pigs, Prairie Dogs, Pygmy Goats, Reeves Muntjac, Sheep, Siamang Apes, Sicillian Donkeys, a Silver Fox, Timber Wolves, an African Watusi, a White Bengal Tiger, a White Faced Capuchin Monkey and a pair of Zebra. Birds at the Plumpton Park Zoo The zoo is home to: Barred Owl, Blue and Gold Macaw, Blue-eared Pheasant, Chinese Silky Chickens, Ducks, Harris’s Hawk, Heritage Turkey, Peacocks, Red Golden Pheasant, Sandhill Crane, and Silver Pheasant, Scarlet Macaw, Umbrella Cockatoos, Goffin Cockatoo, Sun Conure. Reptiles at the Plumpton Park Zoo The zoo is home to: African Sulcata Tortoise, American Alligator, Ball Python, Burmese Python, Corn Snake, Gecko, Green Iguana, Hermann Tortoise, Red Iguana, Red Footed Tortoise, and Red Eared Sliders. Education is an important mission of the Plumpton Park Zoo. Summer Camps give children an in-depth opportunity to learn about various animals at the zoo. The Plumpton Park Zoo is happy to offer group rates for schools, scouts, and other groups that wish to visit the zoo. Admission to the zoo is only $12 which makes it a very affordable family outing. In additional the zoo also is a great place for birthday parties, family picnics, corporate events and weddings.
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Cecil County Food & Wine Festival ABOUT 5th Annual CCF&WF to benefit Boys & Girls Clubs of Cecil County. Please join us at the North East Community Park in the town of North East located in Cecil County, Maryland. The Cecil County Food & Wine Festival will be held on Saturday, July 18 from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Enjoy Maryland wines, delicious foods, live music, demonstrations and crafts along the beautiful North East River. NEW TO WINE TASTINGS AND FESTIVALS? The wineries love introducing their wines to the public, especially those new to Maryland wines. If this is your first time to a wine festival in Maryland then you are in for a treat! You will receive a stemless wine glass at the gate with your paid wine tasting admission. Take your glass and start exploring the wineries in attendance. At each station you will be able to sample all of that winery’s wines with about a 1 oz pour (subject to change per each participating winery). If you like a particular wine, you may purchase a glass or bottle of that wine and drink it right onsite while enjoying the music, your food or the beautiful scenery! If you have an unfinished bottle of wine you would like to take home with you, please make sure to cork it before you leave the park.
SPONSORS The Lacey/Berczik Real Estate Group of Re/Max Associates Apple Outdoor Advertising: SkilTech SUPPORTERS Cecil County Arts Council Cecil County Tourism The Upper Bay Museum will be open during the festival. CECIL COUNTY FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL Have you gotten your tickets yet? You can get them by visiting Re-Max ASSOCIATES at 228 Suburban Drive, Newark, DE 19713. We are happy to have the Lacey/Berczik group, of ReMax Associates, as our presenting sponsor this year! Please support this great group of realtors who provide residential and commercial services in Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania! They can be reached at (302) 593-6284. PARTICIPATING WINERIES The craft of making fine wine is truly an artform. Our festival will introduce you to a variety of fine, local wineries. Join us as we celebrate the tradition of the wine crafter. We look forward to welcoming the following Maryland wineries:
Basignani Winery Bodegas Gonzalez-Ruggiero Boordy Vineyards Cove Point Winery Crow Vineyard and Winery Dove Valley Winery - A Cecil County Winery Elk Run Vineyards and Winery Far Eastern Shore Winery Fridays Creek Winery Great Shoals Winery Harford Vineyard & Winery Solomons Island Winery St. Michaels Winery The Winery at Olney Turkey Point Vineyard A Cecil County Winery Subject to change without notice. MUSIC What would a celebration be without music? Participating Musicians Charlie Hitman Jesse Shiflett Acoustically Sound Band Subject to change without notice PLAN YOUR VISIT Must be 21+ years of age to participate in wine tastings.
Please have your identification with you – everyone will be asked for ID at the gate Blankets and portable/folding lawn chairs are permitted near the staging area and around the perimeter of the festival. Please leave your pets at home. Service animals will be permitted. No coolers, outside food, beverages or alcohol will be allowed. PARKING Please watch for signs in town directing you to the lot. If park is wet, you will need to park in the lot located at Thomas and Mauldin Avenues. Limited handicap parking is located at the park. Parking is $3. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for the latest parking and event updates! OUR BENEFICIARY The 2015 Cecil County Food & Wine festival is proud to support the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cecil County. Please join us in supporting this worthwhile cause. CONTACT THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS Boys & Girls Clubs of Cecil County, 101 E., Main Street, Elkton, MD 21921, 410-398-5076 www.mybgccc.org
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Barn Country By Carla Lucas Correspondent Barns of all shapes, sizes, and colors are found along northern Cecil County’s roads. From major highways to small lanes and twisting roads, follow the crops and in a very short distance. a silo will appear. Nearby are the barns, outbuildings and equipment required to run a farm, whether it’s for cattle, sheep, crops or horses.
Barns of all shapes
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Barns of all colors
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Around the farm
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Always an adventure at Milburn Orchards
For every season, there is a fun family activity waiting for you at Milburn Orchards! Each new season kicks off with Orchard Egg Hunts and Breakfast with the Bunny and a hayride through the orchards. Play dates with the kids in Milburn’s Big BackYard are a must, and you’ll be sure to have dirty, happy and very sleepy kids by the end of the day. Be sure to stop by the BarnYard Buddies, too! Pigs, cows, chickens, ducks, rabbits, and the main attraction is goats walking high above the playground on a sky-high goat walk. Milburn’s Farm Market offers freshly picked fruits and other local fruits and vegetables, along with jams, jellies, dips, sauces, dressings and more. The Bake Shoppe offers freshly baked pies of all kinds, rolls, apple dumplings, desserts, bread puddings and Milburn’s famous apple cider donuts. The Orchard View Lunch & Ice Cream Deck makes for a perfect break to refuel with a light lunch or cool off with a Hershey’s or Kilby Cream ice cream treat! You don’t want to miss the U-PICK Adventures, starting with Cherries in midJune, then blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, grapes, and ending with delicious apples in the fall. If you haven’t tried the honey crisp apples, you don’t know what you are missing. Harvest parties take place all summer long and include tons of old-fashioned family fun. The kids can participate in hand-cranked, hand-made ice cream demonstrations and pie eating contests. Milburn’s Fall Festivals offer the best of this beautiful season with games, hayrides, scarecrow-making, a corn maze, a kids’ boo barn, the bale trail and so many more fantastic fall activities that will become a family tradition that the kids look forward to every year. Santa also visits the farm, and is the perfect opportunity for families to get some great pictures. There is a reason that Milburn’s is called “Your Farm for Family Fun” and it’s a must-do on your Cecil County bucket list!
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Historic Elk Landing Presents A Taste Of History
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New Research Shows the Impact of Keeping Home Improvement Purchases Local Take a step back in time at the confluence of the Elk River for an afternoon of wine and hors-d’oeuvres. From 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. on Saturday, September 12, the State Line Liquors will be providing insight into a variety of wines as we enjoy hors-d’oeuvre from Minihane’s Irish Pub & Restaurant. All proceeds will go towards restoration efforts of this scenic property. Visit ElkLanding.org to learn more. -- Joshua D. Brown C.I.O. / Vice President Elkton Supply Company, Inc.
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Summer music schedule for Chesapeake City’s Pell Gardens
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Chesapeake City’s Summer Sundays in the Park have been a tradition for over a decade. Come out to Pell Gardens, bring a chair or a blanket and enjoy warm summer evenings by the waterfront, with music in the air and ice cream nearby. The concerts take place from 6 to 8 p.m. and are free.
THE REMAINDER OF THIS SUMMER’S SCHEDULE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING: July 19: Acoustic Turnpike – Sounds of Bluegrass July 26: Sensations - 50’s Rock and Roll duo August 2: Salamanders - Classic rock, Original songs – a fun-loving trio. August 9: Charlie Hitman - Classic Rock- easy listening one man band August 16: Daytripper - Rock & Roll August 23: Summit Hill Bluegrass – The sounds of Bluegrass August 30: Summer Larry Tucker Band – Everyone’s favorite! R&B, oldies, Motown For more information, call 410-885-5298.
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Lotus Blossom Art & Nature Festival set for Aug. 1
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he art and nature festival is for all ages The annual Lotus Blossom Art & Nature Festival, an art and nature festival for families and people of all ages, will take place on Saturday, Aug. 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This will be a great day to visit Mount Harmon, an historic Tidewater plantation and 200-acre nature preserve, and enjoy a wide variety of nature inspired artists, artisans, and activities. Visitors will delight in seeing the rare American Lotus in full bloom, enjoy local artists, artisans, fine arts & crafts sale, authors and naturalists, nature and craft activities for kids, nature and garden walks, a classic car show, live music, food and beverage vendors, Manor House Tours, and much more. Contact info@mountharmon.org for full list of exhibitors and activities. Advance tickets are $5, and can also be purchased upon entry. Children under 12 can enter for free. For information, call 410-275-8819 or e-mail info@mountharmon.org.
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The Inn at The Canal is the only chef-owned B&B in the area The Inn at The Canal, was built as a family home in the 1870s by a mule-barge team owner who was one of the richest men in town. The Inn is the largest and most ornate building on Bohemia Avenue, a Victorian Gothic with Italianate and Stick decoration. The fine architectural details have been preserved, including the ornately stenciled ceilings and the American ceramic tile-work. Most of the rooms in the inn have views of the water, and they all offer private bathrooms and modern amenities, antiques and charming details. Delicious, freshly prepared two-course breakfasts are prepared by the chef-owner to top off a relaxing stay here. The inn is located fifteen minutes off of I-95 but you will feel a world away. Slow down and relax at this hidden treasure of the Chesapeake.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY'S Quick Facts for Boaters photo by Dick Legates pho
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Spotlight on Chesapeake City
M/V Bay Breeze offers a variety of tours and sightseeing cruises, including special events ranging from a day out with the family to corporate outings or wedding rehearsals. The business is owned by Steve Connell and his father, Tom Connell, who encourage all their passengers to bring along a camera to capture images of the memorable experience on the Bay Breeze. For more information about one of the cruises, call 410-885-5500 or visit mvbaybreeze.com.
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Enjoy a beautiful sunset on the water.
Sandy Point in the C & D Canal.
One of the popular special cruises offered by M/V Bay Breeze is the Wednesday Wine Down.
Food options aboard the Bay Breeze range from local favorites like hard shell blue crabs or shrimp to more casual options like cheese trays and veggie trays. It’s hard to beat wine with snacks and a sunset.
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Individual & Family Ou ngs • Wine tas ngs • Booze Cruise • Re rement/Birthday Par es • Wedding Rehearsals • Tours & Sightseeing Corporate/Small Business Events • Networking events • Team building • Holiday par es • Company picnics • Charity & Non profit events • New product launches
Wine Down Wednesdays Come enjoy samplings of area wines while taking in a peaceful sunset along the C&D Canal. We will be featuring wines from local Maryland vineyards.
All You Can Eat Crab Fridays
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Blue Crabs and Shrimp available in season! Beer, Wine, & Signature drinks served on board to get the boat cruisin’ and boozin’ Call or email us to reserve your spot TODAY! The cruise is on… Boat Located at Schaefer’s Marina in Chesapeake City
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