The year 2020 has seen a rash of issues that have affected every phase of our lives. The Coronavirus has figured into everything from work to play. The resultant economic slowdown Internationally, relations with longtime friends, natural disasters, and business set-backs. These are all areas where we can find a common ground and hopefully work […]
Read More »The Academy Art Museum in Easton, MD is excited to announce the culmination of its $5+ million capital campaign which will open new doors to the arts and build a legacy for the Museum. The campaign will allow the Museum to build on its achievements by expanding the reach of its educational programs and the […]
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EEDC: What attracted you to apply for the opening on the Council? Rev. Davis: A calling from God. I’m committed to enhancing the quality of life of every person I come in contact with, and all I could hear God saying is, ‘now is the time.’ EEDC: What is your background? Rev. Davis: I was […]
Read More »Yesterday afternoon the National Main Street Center announced the HartBeat of Main Street Grant Program, a program for small businesses during reopening to receive grants of between $5,000 and $15,000 in partnership with The Hartford. The National Main Street Center will only accept 500 total applications, so we wanted to send this out to our downtown […]
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EEDC: You were recently elected as President of the Council. Why the change? Megan Cook: I enjoyed my time and thought I did a good job representing Ward 4, but I felt my skill sets could also be used for the Presidential position. Mr. (Ron) Engle and I joke with each other, and that was […]
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Like everyone, Attraction Magazine has taken a hit with the pandemic. In mid-March, we were working on our April issue, which is always a popular one for local springtime events. As the days went by, one by one events began canceling, and before we knew it, our magazine had lost about 20 pages worth of content in […]
Read More »The Academy Art Museum in Easton is re-opening its newly renovated space on August 1 with two new exhibitions, New Photography II and Antonio McAfee: Legacy. “We are thrilled to share our newly renovated building with the public with these two new contemporary exhibitions. The new Mary Lou McAllister Courtyard entrance offers a welcoming, beautifully landscaped public space […]
Read More »For All Seasons has expanded its intern program to include a variety of high schools, colleges and universities. Undergraduate and graduate schools utilize For All Seasons for students who need clinical experiences in social work to meet the requirements of their programs. These hands-on experiences are preparing the next generation of social workers. This spring […]
Read More »Thursday, October 1—Sunday, October 4, 2020 The pandemic can’t stop the Chesapeake Film Festival from giving our valued film enthusiasts and supporters another fabulous cinema experience in 2020. At NO COST to you, you’ll receive a four-day All Festival pass to watch any or all of 45 films selected from more than 200 submissions. It’s our gift […]
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2020 started as an unusually busy year both on the Eastern Shore and the country. And then the virus hit and everything went to silence. The phone stopped ringing. Listing stopped; all buyers stopped. Everyone went into a retreat. It was almost as if people were rethinking their day to day life. What they were […]
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