Calendar of Events for Historic Downtown Cambridge, MD

OCTOBER 22-24, 2010 - SCHOONER RENDEZVOUS

Schooners and other historic vessels from around the country gather in Cambridge for the fifth annual Schooner Rendezvous at Long Wharf Park (at the end of High Street on the Choptank River). Try a dockside tour aboard a schooner in this gathering of stately ships from all over the country. Take a day sail, and enjoy delicious local fare. Enjoy listening to maritime musical entertainment and purchase one-of-a-kind maritime-related items. Sit down for a tasty Eastern Shore dinner with the Captain and crew on Saturday evening. Historic vessels expected to take part include the Pride of Baltimore II, Lynx, Mystic Whaler, Lady Maryland, Martha White, Heron, Prom Queen, and the Skipjack Nathan of Dorchester. www.cambridgeschoonerrendezvous.com or 410-221-1871.

 

 

Second Saturday Logo

Second Saturdays! Downtown Cambridge rolls out the red carpet every Second Saturday of the month.  Shops stay open late; galleries and museums host openings; music, food, and kids' activities are often on tap as well.

 


Main Street Farmers' Market

Farmers' Market
Pick up fresh produce, meats, cheese, handcrafted items, and more at the Main Street Farmers' Market Thursday afternoons, 3-6pm, and Tuesdays, 8am-noon, May through mid-October. Academy and Muir Streets. Click here for details.


Historic Walking Tours

Historic
Walking Tours
Join a costumed guide for a walking tour of beautiful, historic High Street. Every Saturday at 11am, from April through October. Weather permitting. Meet at Long Wharf at the end of High Street. $8 for adults; 12 and under free. Reserve at 410.901.1000.

 


Skipjack Nathan of Dorchester

Skipjack Cruises
Public cruises on the skipjack Nathan of Dorchester run May 1 through October. One- or two-hour cruises are offered most weekends. Leave from Long Wharf. Click here for details.

 

 

 

 

Taste of Cambridge on Maryland's Eastern Shore

 

 
 

In the Art Galleries

Find out what shows are happening in downtown
galleries. What you
discover may
surprise you! Click here.