
Art, Kids and the Academy Art Museum: A Chat with Lauren Dwyer
It’s hard to think of one’s childhood without at least a faint memory of art class. That moment during a seemingly boring summer day when

It’s hard to think of one’s childhood without at least a faint memory of art class. That moment during a seemingly boring summer day when

Early Sunday morning, after I learned that the U.S. had bombed Iran, I commented to a friend, “We are at war.” My friend responded, “Are

The Moore administration plans to slash about $121 million from the state’s personnel budget through a combination of buyouts to state employees, a hiring freeze

The previously hidden Underground Railroad history of a 200-year-old house in Chestertown, Maryland, has been revealed by students and staff at the Washington College Starr

With smiles all around, Historical Society of Kent County Executive Director Maria Wood and Board Secretary Erik Gulbrandson recently accepted a $1,000 grant from The

The Garfield Center for the Arts is excited to continue its popular yearly presentation, Short Attention Span Theatre opening July 11th. The GCA’s annual short

Chesapeake Conservancy’s Board of Directors today announced the appointment of Susan Shingledecker as the organization’s new CEO, effective September 8, 2025. A seasoned nonprofit executive

Identical twins Peter and Will Anderson, Juilliard-trained jazz virtuosos known for their fresh interpretations of swing-era greats, return to the Eastern Shore on Friday, August