Worcester County offers Christmas tree recycling to residents — The Solid Waste Division of Worcester County will host its annual collection of Christmas trees through Jan. 31, 2018. Area residents can drop off Christmas trees at the Central Landfill in Newark and the Berlin, Pocomoke, and Snow Hill Homeowners Convenience Centers at no cost. Businesses and organizations […] The post Christmas tree drop-off sites in Worcester County appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Everyone who visits Ocean City between late November and Dec. 31 is mostly here to see Winterfest of Lights. And for good reason — with hot chocolate in a heated pavilion, Christmas carols played from the trams and more and more lights added to the displays each year, every person in the mid-Atlantic region should […] The post Some holiday lights you won’t find at Winterfest appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Salisbury, MD – The National Folk Festival in Salisbury, Maryland, is encouraging individuals and businesses to take advantage of the opportunity to make an end-of-year contribution. All donations submitted before December 31, 2017 may be deducted from 2017 taxes. The festival is FREE TO THE PUBLIC, and the funds needed to present this extraordinary celebration without charge […] The post Help keep Salisbury’s National Folk Festival free appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

We announced the winners back in the early summer, which is when we always close the polls and collect the votes, but here they are again in case you missed them the first time.  Our Best of Ocean City is the only “best of”-type event in town that’s not dependent on advertiser input–the winners reflect […] The post A look back at Ocean City’s Best of 2017 appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Hi! My name is Kristin and, as you’ve already garnered, I’m your new editor here at OceanCity.com.  I know this introduction will be a little gratuitous to most of our readers, who come here to find hotel deals, buy discounted gift cards or read the occasional Top-10-List-of-Things-to-Do-in-Ocean-City (or something that sounds a lot like that).  […] The post Hello from OceanCity.com’s new editor appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Hey, folks! After a little more than two years on the beach and beer beat, I’ll be moving on and producing other media altogether but I wanted to take a second and say thanks and so long. Before I started writing about Ocean City I never realized how engaged the readership of OceanCity.com was. Readers […] The post My next chapter after OceanCity.com appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

These photos were taken the Sunday after the first snow of the season on Friday, Dec. 8, which was followed by a little more on Saturday. I woke up on Sunday morning, looked out the window and immediately knew I’d have to bundle up fast and head out to take pictures before the snow melted […] The post A snowy walk around the Inlet appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

An abridged guide for anyone looking to purchase a vacation home in Ocean City while avoiding common mistakes.  For some lucky families, a beach house might be on the top of the Christmas wishlist.  However, there are a number of issues to take into consideration when planning a purchase of an investment property.   It’s more […] The post Purchasing a condo for Christmas? Here are some things to consider. appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Ocean City, Maryland – (December 11, 2017):  Ocean City is celebrating the New Year with the introduction of the highly anticipated bus locator application.  Debuting on New Year’s Eve, the enhanced service will allow bus patrons to view real-time location of busses with the TransLoc Rider app. Available for both iOS and Android, users of […] The post Ocean City to debut new bus locator app on New Year’s Eve appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Many Americans spend January 1 sprawled on the couch and pretending to watch football games they don’t really care about while praying the pounding in their head goes away and promising to never drink again if it does. In Ocean City, Maryland, however, we are resolved to start our New Year off in a more […] The post Take the Pledge to Take the Plunge at the Penguin Swim appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

I didn’t know what to expect pulling into the Grand Hotel on Saturday morning for Ocean City’s first Comic Con. I had a vague idea of what would be happening throughout the day, thanks to an earlier talk I had with the convention’s organizer James Dufendach, but nothing could have prepared me for all the […] The post 10 pictures from Ocean City’s first Comic Con appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Horizons Oceanfront, the beach-facing restaurant in the Clarion Resort Fontainebleau Hotel, is a special place. It’s so special, in fact, that Horizons’ Food and Beverage Director Richard Heubeck has been working there for almost 28 years.  For the uninitiated, Horizons leans on the upscale side of dining and nightlife without being overpriced and is an […] The post A look inside Horizons Oceanfront appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

The best reason to spend New Year’s Eve in Ocean City is that there are so many good reasons to spend New Year’s Eve in Ocean City. That is, you can pick the extent and the type of party in which you want to participate (if you want to participate in a party at all) […] The post Ocean City’s best New Year’s Eve parties appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Ocean City, MD – (December 5, 2017): For the second year, Mayor Rick Meehan and members of the Ocean City Council will treat residents and visitors to a free concert at the breathtaking Performing Arts Center. After a brief meet and greet with Ocean City elected officials and participating community partners, the 2018 New Year’s […] The post Mayor hosts free New Year’s Day concert at Performing Arts Center featuring NBC “The Voice” contestant appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Shopping for Christmas can be done at the last minute, but New Year’s Eve requires planning for several reasons. The most important is that you don’t want to get locked our of the deal of your choice. The second, but equally as important one, is you don’t want to suffer from too many choices but […] The post Planning your New Year’s Eve (and Day!) in Ocean City appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Gold Coast Mall started the tradition 35 years ago, and the Ocean City Christmas Parade is still going strong in 2017. From Old Landing Road to 120th street, marching bands, jeeps and classic cars, firetrucks and floats paraded down Coastal Highway on Dec. 2, an unseasonably warm day that drew hoards of people to line […] The post 10 photos from the Ocean City Christmas Parade appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Practicing bike safety is important at all times of year, especially in a place like Ocean City where bicyclists, pedestrians, cars and buses abound on Coastal Highway even in the wintertime. Here are a few safety tips when biking the boards and the bike lanes of Coastal Highway, followed by a few additional places to […] The post How to Bike Smart in Ocean City appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

For the month of December the Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum will be exhibiting The Fire of 1925 in our changing exhibit entitled “Archives and Artifacts.” This new exhibit began in September and showcases artifacts normally housed in our storage facility. Every month the exhibit will display a unique piece of Ocean City history. This […] The post ‘Archives and Artifacts’ Exhibit Features Advertising Hand Fans appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

It’s not quite the distance that’s listed on the sign.  The “Sacramento Ca 3073” sign that hangs over the Harry W. Kelley drawbridge was originally conceptualized by Ed Buck, a Maryland highway engineer in the ’70s and ’80s. The sign doesn’t have much practical use, but it does serve as a fun reminder that we’re […] The post Sacramento is *how* many miles from Ocean City? appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

James Dufendach, an editor at local comic book publisher PLB Comics, had often talked with his fellow editors about hosting a Comic Con in Ocean City. Now, thanks to their passion and dedication to the world of comics, anime and other “geeky goods,” Ocean City’s first-ever Comic Con is taking the town on Dec. 9.   […] The post Gearing up for the inaugural Ocean City Comic Con appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Ocean City, MD, November 28th, 2017–The Commander Hotel & Suites, which is ranked #6 of 104 hotels in Ocean City by TripAdvisor, raised $5,000 for the United Way of Lower Eastern Shore as part of the Stay United initiative.  Proceeds from the campaign, which included 12 hotels in the Ocean City area, will be used to help […] The post Commander Hotel & Suites Wins Fundraising Heat for United Way’s “Stay United” Campaign appeared first on...READ POST.

Each year we dig around for ways to help you keep busy when visiting, but spending Christmas in Ocean City is a thing unto itself. Here are some of our best takes on how to keep engaged while you’re relaxing at the beach off season. 1. There always is something “Christmasy” going on Christmas is […] The post Guide to Spending Christmas in Ocean City appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Donate Life Rose Parade float inspires viewers to register as organ, eye, and tissue donors and pays tribute to the generosity of donors and their families. Peninsula Regional Medical Center (PRMC) joins The Living Legacy Foundation (The LLF) in dedicating roses for the Rose Parade Donate Life float to honor the generous patients and their […] The post Peninsula Regional Medical Center Dedicates Rose for Donate Life Float in Rose Parade appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

This year, the Ocean City Christmas Parade begins at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 2 on Old Landing Road but you may want to show up a little earlier for the best seats (and as always, feel free to call the town for more information 410-250-0125). A tradition more than three decades old, the 35th Annual […] The post The Ocean City Christmas Parade appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

For most people the Ocean City boardwalk is a place they don’t see in winter, a cold and windy spot on the eastern end of the eastern shore. But for me, running on the coldest day so far this season, it was a breath of fresh air. The boardwalk seemed to come alive in ways […] The post A Cold Winter Run on the Boards appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Governor Larry Hogan,  Baltimore District Commander Col. Edward Chamberlayne of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Maryland Secretary of Natural Resources Mark Belton, among other public officials, met for a press conference on the 94th street dunes crossing Monday to highlight an ongoing beach renourishment program that’s been impacting Ocean City since the early […] The post Beach Renourishment Keeps Ocean City Rolling appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

After ten weeks of educational sessions and various practical lessons, the Ocean City Police Department proudly graduated eight members from the 2017 Citizen’s Police Academy on Wednesday, November 15. Since September, the students met at Ocean City’s Public Safety Building on Tuesday nights to learn the inner workings of the resort police department. The Citizens […] The post Citizens Police Academy Participants Graduate appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Christmas in a resort town can be lots of fun. After all, there’s no reason you have to stay in all the holiday long. Getting out and about on Christmas Eve is very Christmas Carol-y. See some friends make some new ones and while away those heavy hours waiting for Santa. Similarly, a nice family […] The post The 10 Best Ocean City restaurants open for Christmas appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

For decades, a 20 ft. wood-carved sculpture of a Native American has called the Ocean City Inlet, right on the boards overlooking the Atlantic ocean, his home. He wears a headband with a single feather poking from the top and has withstood over 40 years of summer heat, winter frostbite and year-round storms. By now, […] The post Ocean City’s Whispering Giant: About the Inlet totem pole appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

One part beach, two parts winter wonderland While it’s true that most Ocean City businesses and amusements are closed in the dead of winter, there are plenty of reasons to plan a winter vacation in OC. The first one that comes to mind is the beauty of a beach town in December and January–from the […] The post Ocean City in the Winter appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

The Clarion Fontainebleau Hotel is located directly on the beach at 101st Street.  It has  ocean-view rooms, two oceanfront restaurants, a nightclub, live entertainment both inside and on the beach, a health club, year-round indoor pool, and heated outdoor pool. There is also a 40,000 square foot Conference Center located within the hotel.  The views are […] The post 14 Reasons to Stay at the Clarion Fontainebleau Hotel Photos appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

If you’ve been around 48th street lately, you’ve probably noticed the two new businesses underway just beneath the Gateway Grand. Brian and Lisa Bolter, co-owners of Dry 85 and Red Red Wine Bar in Annapolis, are finally bringing their renowned drink-and-provision selections to the Shore after five years of eyeing the spaces they’re now occupying. […] The post Dry 85 and Red Red Wine Bar to shake up OC dining year-round appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

An Ocean City winter is what I spend all year looking forward to. Sure, summer is nice–there’s the beach, the sun and the knowledge that every business in town is open. But if you can take or leave the hot weather like I can, you might find that the town is actually more enjoyable and adventure-friendly […] The post 10 free things to do during an Ocean City winter appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Nanticoke Health Services’ diabetes self-management education program has been awarded continued recognition from the American Diabetes Association (ADA). The program was originally recognized in October 2008 and again in October 2013. Nanticoke’s diabetes education program offers high-quality education services to patients in Western Sussex County. The ADA Education Recognition Program, begun in the fall of […] The post Nanticoke Health Services’ diabetes education program gets ADA...READ POST.

If you’re looking to day trip in a town that looks especially festive this time of year, Snow Hill is the place to go. About 20 minutes south from Berlin, Snow Hill is a quaint, small town that might be best known for housing the historical heritage village Furnace Town (where I was lucky enough […] The post Day-tripping in Snow Hill appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Atlantic General Hospital and Health System, along with its partners, the Herschel S. Horowitz Center for Health Literacy at the University of Maryland College Park School of Public Health and Worcester County Public Schools, continue to make measurable improvements in the health literacy levels of elementary and middle school students in Worcester County. Health literacy […] The post AGH works to promote health literacy in Worcester Schools appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

The Nanticoke Physician Network, a part of Nanticoke Health Services, is proud to announce it has again received the highest level of recognition as a Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). All seven Nanticoke Primary Care offices, including the newest office in Delmar, have achieved Level 3 Recognition with […] The post Nanticoke Physician Network receives Patient-Centered Medical Home award appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Ocean City, Maryland 2018 – Ocean City will be glowing in green as the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival, sponsored by the Delmarva Irish-American Club, marches down Coastal Highway on Saturday, March 17, beginning at noon. The procession begins at 57th Street and marches south to the 45th Street Shopping Center, where the viewing and […] The post Ocean City St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2018 info appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Over the years, we’ve accumulated a number of things-to-do-in-the-winter-/-“off”-season-in-Ocean-City. Basically, if you’ve been following our site for awhile, you could probably list about 100 things there are to do here in the wintertime off the top of your head (the first being, of course, Winterfest). But most of those hundreds of things-to-do we’ve written about […] The post Your favorite things to do in the winter appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

For many years, the cardiology staff at Nanticoke Health Services — a 99-bed, nonprofit, community hospital in Seaford, Delaware — had to manually review and assign every electrocardiogram (ECG) to a cardiologist. This caused delays, especially during the weekend, as cardiologists did not receive assignments until the following Monday. Also, without the ability to manage […] The post Nanticoke speeds up ECG process appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

At its annual Corporation Meeting, Atlantic General Hospital’s Board of Trustees voted in a new Board Chairman, Hugh T. Cropper, IV, who is the former Treasurer of the Board. Hugh T. Cropper, is a graduate of Worcester Preparatory School in Berlin, the College of William and Mary and the University of Maryland Law School. Hugh […] The post AGH welcomes new Board of Trustees chairperson appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

2017’s Light Up Downtown Festival is on Nov. 18 from 2-6 p.m.  Any lover of the holidays won’t really need a reason to want to attend Ocean City’s annual Light Up Downtown Festival—after all, it’s chock full of pretty much every exclusively Christmastime specialty except egg nog. Maybe you’re on the fence about booking a […] The post 5 reasons not to miss Light Up Downtown Fest appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Seal season in Ocean City is typically late December – May, so don’t be surprised if you’re walking along the beach and spot a seal chilling in the sand.  You’ll likely see that the seal is surrounded by a U-shape of orange traffic cones and seal stewards, who volunteer with Maryland Coastal Bays to inform […] The post Creature Feature: It’s almost seal season appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Yes, there is a free world-class beach at Ocean City, and the town has some fantastic bars and restaurants. And yes the arcades are open all year, and there’s almost always something cool going down on the weekend. But beyond that, this is an area that is rich in history and even richer in long, […] The post History day trips from Ocean City Md appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Coffee, the quintessential beverage for a wake-up, pick-me-up or a sip-and-chat sit down with friends or family. From cozy little cafes in Worcester County, to those whipping up a hot drink for a brisk walk on the Boardwalk, here’s a look at top five coffee shops at which you should stop, sip and shop while […] The post 5 coffee shops you absolutely have to try appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

When the Commander Hotel underwent its massive renovation in 2016, there was a lot of time to reflect on all the changes the hotel had seen. Strictly speaking it wasn’t anything like the original hotel, which opened nearly 90 years ago, but the feel and attitude remain the same. This essence was what they hoped to […] The post The Commander Hotel: A view for the ages appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Ocean City is filled with tradition, in fact, it kind of is made up of an admixture of tradition, nostalgia and a love for the beach. People have their favorite places to visit for when they come to town and their favorite foods and things to do. When a trip to Ocean City is based […] The post 5 Reasons to Spend Thanksgiving in Ocean City appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Your family has probably created their own traditions without even realizing it, but if you’re an OC newbie, it’s never too late–in the year, in life, or in general–to start making those special Ocean City memories.  Once in a while I like to peruse our Ocean City forum, sometimes going back through years and years […] The post It’s never too late to start your Ocean City traditions appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Maybe you’re still looking for something to do this week, but the odds are you’ve got your eyes on the prize, which in this case is the weekend. Sure there are happy hours to be enjoyed this week. Also, there are movies you might want to catch. If we’re honest, though, many of you are like […] The post All about the turkey appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

As we gear up for what could be a long, snowy winter, it is nice to think about summer vacation. This year, we’ve collected some of our favorite gift certificates and suggestions that will help the people on your list get through the winter as they plan all the cool things they’re going to do […] The post 10 Gifts to ease your Ocean City summer nostalgia appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

There are so many hotels to choose from in Ocean City, no matter what your budget or requests, you are sure to find the hotel, motel or condo you are looking for in our Hotels in Ocean City MD Photos blog. Take a look at some of these hotels: The Grand Hotel, Ocean City MD […] The post Hotels in Ocean City Md Photos appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Beach Safety Navigation The ocean can be a very safe place if you take the time to understand beach and water safety. Many misconceptions about the ocean exist and contribute to one of the biggest factors behind people getting into trouble. That factor is fear. If you understand how currents work and take proper precautions […] The post Dealing with Rip Currents in Ocean City appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

What follows is a photoblog by reader Kandi Stuller. She was in town for Thanksgiving and was kind enough to share some of the photos she took by the beach. Many of these are stunning. Every so often we publish a collection of photos from different reader’s submissions but this is the first time we’ve run so […] The post Thanksgiving beach views: A photoblog by Kandi Stuller – Ocean City Maryland appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Historically, Ocean City has always been a vacation destination for food enthusiasts–if your idea of a good meal is limited to crabs, pizza and bar peanuts. Thankfully, the Ocean City restaurant scene has been expanding greatly in the last decade, and the town’s Restaurant Week has gotten bigger along with it. Since 2007, Restaurant Week […] The post 4 reasons to eat, drink and be merry at Ocean City’s Restaurant Week appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Happy Halloween! Earlier this week, I wrote a story on dark ride enthusiast Brandon Seidl, who knows pretty much everything about Trimper’s Haunted House. Seidl also has a vast collection of photos related to everything OCHH. In the spirit of Halloween and celebrating the spookiness (and occasionally gloriously cheesiness) of the holiday, here are a […] The post Exploring Trimper’s Haunted House appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Loving Hands celebrates 12 years of service to the community. These ladies from Maryland and Delaware meet weekly at St. Andrew’s Catholic Church to knit and crochet items for those less fortunate. During the 12 years the ladies have made baby clothes and items for Worcester County GOLD and items for seniors, veterans and others […] The post Loving Hands celebrates 12 years of service to the community appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

The Art League of Ocean City, located in the Ocean City Center for the Arts on 94th street bayside, is one of Ocean City’s hidden jems. The art center’s five galleries display new exhibits of regional and local artists which rotate monthly, so whenever you stop in, you can expect to see something different and exciting. […] The post Coming up at the Art League: November ’17 appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

The Jolly Roger ferris wheel is a staple of the Ocean City boardwalk. When you look down toward the Inlet from the northern end of the beach or boardwalk, you expect to see it there as much as you expect to see the two poles of the Slingshot or the Looping Star roller coaster that’s […] The post Where’s the ferris wheel? appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

The Trimper’s Haunted House at the south end of the Boardwalk is as iconic as the teeth-barring bat that adorns the ride’s second story.  For over five decades, kids and adults alike have fallen in love with the Ocean City Haunted House (OCHH)’s neon-painted walls, kitschy stunts and decapitated Count Wolf Von Vinderstein who guards […] The post An interview with Ocean City’s biggest Haunted House fan appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

When thinking of real estate, everyone is familiar with primary houses. A primary house is the one property you call home, whether it is a townhouse, condo, apartment, single house, boat or RV.  However, there are other types of homes that primary homeowners have invested in, such as secondary homes or vacation homes. This is […] The post Resilience in Rincon: Riding out Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

There’s a ton of fun events lined up each year for OCtoberfest, but one parade down the boardwalk is an especially howlin’ good time for humans and pets alike: Ocean City’s annual Howl-O-Ween pet parade. This year’s parade was, unsurprisingly, almost completely made up of dogs. Some showed their Ocean City spirit by dressing up […] The post Too doggone cute: 15 photos from the Howl-O-Ween Pet Parade appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Summer has been winding down for months and as we approach November, Joe White still is keeping busy serving crowds at the Shrimp Boat. Traditionally there have been peaks and valleys in Ocean City, with insanely busy summers followed by deadish falls and winter doldrums, but that hasn’t been White’s experience in recent years. He […] The post Get fresh fish from the Shrimp Boat all year appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

As the days grow colder and longer, that’s one of the most–if not the most–frequently asked question we get: “What’s still open?” (Or, similarly, “is [insert specific business here] still open?”) It’s an understandable question to ask. Plenty of people flock to Ocean City during the fall and winter months to enjoy off-season deals but […] The post What’s open in OC? appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

For one weekend out of every year, Ocean City gets All Shook Up and becomes a Promised Land for Elvis fans who just Can’t Help Falling in Love with the Ocean City Elvis Festival. But it’s not happening at the Heartbreak Hotel–the four-day festival is actually located at the Clarion Resort Fountainebleau Hotel on 101st […] The post For one weekend, Ocean City is overrun by Elvises appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

A small (but incredible) discovery  At the end of September, a dole of about 100 baby loggerhead turtles emerged from their eggs and began their journey from the sand to the sea. One Facebook user, Keegan Burke, took some incredibly cute photos and videos of the tiny hatchlings in pursuit.  The Assateague Island National Seashore […] The post Creature Feature: Maryland’s first sea turtles appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

We often think of Real Estate as being in a stationary location and never moving from its original place.  It is stable and does not travel about.  Homes are subject to wind, and storms of course, but, generally will be located in its correct spot.  If your home is a sailboat, however, everything you have […] The post Surviving Irma in the Florida Keys appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

Barbeque. Bar-b-cue. BBQ. No matter how you spell it, barbecue is one of America’s favorites, and Ocean City has lots of barbeque specialists in town. Use this guide to help you decide which bar-b-cue place will be your new favorite…or try them all! 28th Street Pit-n-Pub You know that a place called Pit-n-Pub is going […] The post Barbeque. Bar-b-cue. BBQ…in Ocean City appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

While family-oriented Halloween fun abounds in Ocean City every year with OCtoberfest, the neighboring town of Berlin has its own festive fun. Berlin’s Oktoberfest is a full day of shopping, food, music and games on Main Street in the spirit of Oktober. This year, the festival will take place on October 14 from 12 to […] The post Berlin Oktoberfest appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

It’s half way through October already, and that means just one thing – 8 months till summer?  No!  It’s Halloween soon!  Most visitors to Ocean City arrive in the summer months, but there is something special about the month of October in Ocean City Md.  It could be the crisp clear air, the deep blue […] The post Have a Howling Good Halloween in Ocean City Md! appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.

A tail of two herds You’ve probably heard the terms “Assateague ponies” and “Chincoteague ponies” used interchangeably, so if you’ve ever gotten the two confused or just flat-out thought that they were the same thing, you’re not alone. If that’s the case, then today you’re going to learn something new! Because the horses are handled […] The post Creature Feature: Assateague vs. Chincoteague horses appeared first on OceanCity.com. ...READ POST.