Monthly Archives: October 2011

National Sporting Art Museum Opens with ‘Afield in America’

Posted on October 25, 2011 by Elaine Jean

The topic of equestrian and field art conjures up jaunty images of steeplechase races and pedigreed pets. But the new National Sporting Art Museum in Middleburg goes well beyond the expected by illustrating how our country’s contributions to the genre have evolved, developing a distinct style that’s rooted in the wild place America once was. Continue reading →

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Lexington Market Delivers Local Flavor

Posted on October 18, 2011 by Elaine Jean

Where else can you buy lobster, mussels and cod alongside muskrat, alligator and (sorry, University of Maryland fans) terrapin? Founded 125 years ago to bring the best of the Bay to Baltimore, Faidley’s Seafood is a landmark within a landmark. Continue reading →

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Dogs Love Duke of Gloucester Street

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Elaine Jean

Do you believe in ghosts? If you and your best friend love to sniff out a scary good time, visit DOG Street in Williamsburg. By day it’s a pet friendly destination that takes you back in time, but in the evening you may just enter a whole ‘nother dimension. Continue reading →

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Biking Along the C&O Canal

Posted on October 4, 2011 by Elaine Jean

Williamsport’s stretch of the C&O Canal is home to an impressive sampling of architecture, and the nearby town has long enjoyed a tradition of welcoming travelers. They’ve recently introduced a new bike lane that leads directly from the trail to restaurants and shops, so riders can stop by, relax and recharge. Continue reading →

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