Forbes Travel Guide Feature: Life revolves around the water in St. Michaels, a preppy, polished Chesapeake Bay town that feels like a postcard from the Eastern Shore. Combining nautical heritage with an enviable food scene, it’s also a rewarding destination for history buffs, known through local lore as the “town that fooled the British” during the War of 1812.

Southern Living recently featured St. Michaels, Maryland in a glowing travel guide spotlighting our little harbor town on the Eastern Shore as a must-visit destination. For those of us who call this place home (or have built our livelihoods here), the recognition is nothing short of wonderful.

St. Michaels is having a moment — and Travel + Leisure is here for it. The renowned travel publication recently spotlighted our beloved waterfront town in a full travel guide, and the coverage could not be more fitting for the community we're so proud to call home.

What’s Up Magazine | Nearly a century after she was built on the shores of Solomons Island, Maryland, the legendary 1935 wooden ketch Lady Patty has found her way back to the Chesapeake Bay — and we couldn't be more thrilled to welcome her to St. Michaels.