Located in Talbot County on the Eastern Shore, the quiet and tidy town of Easton, Maryland, has served as a spot for eager travelers to stretch their legs while on their way to the picturesque seaside villages of St. Michaels and Oxford. Easton has seen a resurgence of foot traffic to its colonial city epicenter, where you’ll find charming streets lined with buildings that take you to the Colonial and Victorian eras. Easton is filled with top-notch restaurants, thriving farmers markets, and a full slate of year-round festivals that has renewed a sense of pride with compelling reasons to visit.
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At the Table
The Meat about Bone Broth
Long praised as a superfood, bone broth packs a punch of nutrients and flavors. Meet the chef who's making it as easy to enjoy on-the-go as a cold-pressed juice
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Chesapeake’s Salty Spice for Brackish Blue Crabs
A Chesapeake fishing family created a seasoning in 1945 to complement their crabs. 75 years later, their team produces 30,000 of their bestselling original blend used at Maryland's most popular crab houses.
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Snapshot: Easton, Maryland
In recent years, the colonial city center has seen a renewed sense of pride with compelling reasons to linger, including top-notch restaurants, thriving farmers markets, and a full slate of year-round festivities.
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