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Maryland
is home to Chesapeake Country, a
region that has inspired countless carvings, sculpture, paintings
and photographs depicting life on and around the Chesapeake Bay.
Experience Art of the Chesapeake at
the Waterfowl
Festival, The Ward
Museum of Wildfowl Art, and at galleries and exhibitions
across the state – in Annapolis, Berlin, Cambridge, Easton
and Havre de Grace, to name a few. Take your pick. They’re
all Pretty.
Close.
(Above images) Large photo by Dave
Jennings. Smaller
photo courtesy of Waterfowl Festival in Easton.
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Arts & Entertainment – Celebration of Wildfowl art
Immerse yourself in wildlife art – one
of the signature styles of Chesapeake Bay art. Head to the
Eastern Shore for
the 39th annual Waterfowl
Festival, a Wildlife Art and Sportsman’s
Expo, Nov. 13-15 in Easton. Find paintings, carvings,
sculptures and photography, and more than 300 exhibitors.
Sportsman’s
Pavilion has it all for outdoor enthusiasts. Demos, competitions
and world-championship goose- and duck-calling contests.
Image
courtesy of The Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art |
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Holiday
Craft Shows – Select handmade gifts
It's
never to early to find
just the right arts & crafts holiday
gift during this seasonal presentation of fine
craftsmanship across the state. Visit these shows:
- Holiday
Craft Fair, Nov. 8, Laurel
- Christmas
Thyme at Sycamore Heights, Nov. 12-15, Hagerstown
- Howard
County Crafts Spectacular, Nov. 13-15, Howard County Fairgrounds
- Maryland
Christmas Show, Nov. 20-22 and 27-29, Frederick Fairgrounds
- Christmas
on the Square, Nov. 27, Leonardtown
- Country
Crafts Guild Fall Arts & Crafts Show, Nov. 27-28, Rock
Hall
- Annual
Holiday Arts & Crafts Show, Nov. 27-28, Annapolis
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Christmas
Market and Craft Handmade Show, Nov. 7-
Dec. 19 (Saturdays, 8-2), Westminster Agricultural
Center
(Image
above) Maryland Collage Decoupage Ornament courtesy
of The Maryland Store. |
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Art
of the Town – Evening tour, monthly showcase
Stroll through the artistic splendor of two historic towns. Annapolis
by Candlelight is an evening walking-tour of private homes, other
sites in Historic District, Nov. 6 and 7 – hosted by Historic
Annapolis Foundation. Maryland’s capital has the largest
collection of 18th-century architecture in nation. Also Nov.
7, feel the energy of a monthly arts showcase – First
Saturday in downtown Frederick. Gallery openings, guest artists and live
entertainment. |
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History & Heritage – St.
Mary’s early lifestyle
See
the art of living by the Bay in the New World. Historic St. Mary’s
City may be the nation’s best preserved archaeological site
at a 17th-century settlement location. Learn about the lifestyle
of the first residents here, how they contended with winter at Hearth
and Home in Early Maryland, Nov. 27-28. |

Call
1-800-LEAVES-1 (1-800-532-8371) to hear where
the brightest red, orange and gold foliage is in Maryland. |


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