All Places in Maryland

The Costen House was built by Pocomoke City’s first mayor, Dr. Isaac Costen, in the 1870s when he came to live in Pocomoke (at the time Newton) after the American Civil War. In the late 20th century, when the Costen House was set to be demolished, a museum was funded by the Spirit of Newtown Committee and the house was Read more...

Phippin Crafting Corner is a family owned arts and crafts business that is a save space for everyone regardless of their background. As licensed therapeutic foster parents, the owners also specialize in working with children with special needs. Keep an eye out for workshops or come inside and browse their selection of goods! Read more...

Built in 1887, the design of Mount Zion Memorial Church likely comes from plans sold by a catalogue architect named Benjamin D. Price. As an active church, it provided church services for the local African American community until Mt. Zion ceased to function as a church in 2002 and became a community center for the residents of Mt. Vernon, Oriole, Venton, Read more...

Originally founded in 1925 on Salisbury’s Main Street as Kahelas Israel Congregation, Beth Israel is the only conservative congregation on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. At the time, only nine Jewish families were present in the Salisbury area and the number of families remain few. Despite this and several migrations from building to building, the synagogue has survived as a safe Read more...

Beach Memories is a glass studio and jewelry store with an amazing selection of handmade glassworks on display and for sale. Drop by to browse their goods and see their artisans hard at work! Hours: Tuesday- Thursday 10 AM – 4:30 PM Friday – Saturday 10AM – 5PM Closed Sunday – Monday Read more...

Jeffrey Auxer Designs is a fully operational glass blowing studio and gallery located in Downtown Berlin. They offer classes as well as a variety of glassware to suit a variety of interests and needs. Studio hours vary so call ahead to confirm hours! 443-523-4210. Read more...

A lifelong student of ancient archaeology, Ron Artman spent countless hours in his youth combing through the open expanses of the Great Lakes region. Driven by an endless curiosity to learn more about the ancient peoples with whom he felt a primal spiritual connection, the artist collected hundreds of artifacts, many of which would fit in the palm of his hand. Although Artman’s Read more...

The Worcester County Arts Council’s Gallery is located at 6 Jefferson Street and offers several programs and classes for artists in an effort to help promote the arts in Worcester County. Read more...

Ceramic Zone is a ceramic studio offering Paint Your Own Pottery pieces, stoneware, canvas painting, clay impressions, and workshops! Open by appointment according to the following schedule: Tuesdays: 6pm-9pm (3 hours) Saturdays: 10am-12pm (2 hours) or 1pm-3pm (2 hours) Sundays: 10am-12pm (2 hours) or 1pm-3pm (2 hours) Click Here to Schedule Read more...