Bottom Line: Beautiful building, friendly owner and awesome merchandise…read more This is a must stop destination in Oxford! Located on the main drag in a beautiful building this gift shop is packed with treasures. I enjoyed perusing the soaps, candles, lotion, jewelry, coasters, ornaments, scarves, cards and such at this store. I also really enjoyed the festive artwork of Erick Sahler. The owner, or at least who I presume was the owner, was very welcoming and conversational. I already can't wait to go back . . . and it seriously might be tomorrow!

This is the only gift shop in sleepy Oxford but it is a must see. So many cute things- wide…read moreselection and the owner was very friendly! Reasonable prices. I enjoyed my visit this morning so much that I just might have to go back this afternoon!

We did a wine tour to learn the history of Laytons winery. Also included a free tasting. They have…read moresweet, semi sweet and dry wines available. Nice giftshop area with seating available. We purchased three bottles of wine. Including their 100% watermelon. So refreshing for the summertime. Very nice place to visit and chill with some wine.

Love the ambiance and homeyness! Can bring your own treats! And pet a puppy and enjoy some…read moredelicious wines!! Become a Gold Leaf member and you get free tastings at each visit!

Perfectly lovely town, wonderful bookstore and fascinating owner. It just might entice you into…read morereading mysteries! Janice, Arnold, Md

3.5 Stars - I'm a huge fan of mystery books and mystery bookstores. I love Oxford, as well. This…read morebookstore has an amazing selection, including some truly adorable and memorable print postcards that are perfect for friends and family. So much could be done with this place. It's very disorganized, and there are wayy too many books for the space. The owner doesn't seem too interested in patrons unless you directly engage her. Nonetheless, if you're a big mystery book fan, take a look here. They have some gems that you won't find easily on Amazon and the owner can offer some great suggestions. Definitely go if you're a mystery book lover who doesn't mind a bit of disorganization.

Chesapeake East is a charming little store in Downtown Salisbury. A great place to have some fun,…read morepaint pottery, and get the creative juices flowing! This places sells many house hold decorative items (painted ceramics, dishes, sculptural figures) a lot of it is pretty cute and I believe it is all handmade by the owner of this store. There is a small cafe attached to the store but it has very limited hours and I have never been while it was open. The best part of all is that they have a large selection of unpainted ceramics that you can paint your self right there!!! You only have to pay for the piece of blank ceramic that you would like to paint and most of them are very fairly priced ($5-$25 depending on size). The paint is free, glazing and firing is free. (glazing and firing takes one day so you will have to pick up your item the following day) The room that is designated for painting is very large and has lots of table space so it is great for large or small parties. The owner is so sweet, plays music for you, and makes you feel right at home. I went here for my birthday and my friends and I all had a blast. We made vases, coffee mugs, candy dishes, plates.... They have anything you can think of!

Finally got a chance to view part of the exhibit before the little one got too cranky. I like that…read morea local artist was featured and that there are several mediums utilized. I briefly got to see some oil paintings, dolls and purses. I will definitely be back when I have more time. The staff continues to be polite and helpful without crowding you.

A great local carnival. Soft crab sandwiches were good but the oyster sandwiches were poorly made…read morewith a ton of bread and I found 1 oyster in it. We had a few sandwiches and the others only had 2 oysters in theirs. Skip those but the soft crab was what to get. There is a hand full of rides and several are under cover in a pole building so if it's raining or very sunny that's the place to be..seating is non existing and a place to sit and eat is very limited also.They did have ice cream ,candy apples,burgers,hot dogs,French fries plenty of cold drinks and the lines moved fast.. This carnival is a tradition in this town where the adults came here as kids bringing their kids now. It's free to enter and wrist bands can be bought to ride the rides all day..

This place is amazing they have rides for teens and toddlers they have the twister a long slide…read morebingo food and small games for quarters and amazing funnel cakes also a small ferris wheel great place for kids to go to it is very small and most rides are in a building hope u go and like it

Went here recently on a Mom's Weekend Away to Chesapeake Beach with a few other moms in our play…read moregroup. We had so much fun here at the marketplace we came twice on our trip! There's so many nooks and crannies to look in, and passageways, it can be hard to find everything and easy to get lost. I got a few things and will definitely be back.

I wish I could give you a full overview of this place, but when I visited, not everything was open…read more With that, this was a pretty spread out and vast business that definitely takes some time to discover everything. When I visited, the auction house was not open, that is the part that I cannot speak on. I am sure that that portion of this place is lively and maybe a bit overstimulating. As the rest of this place is overstimulating, but in a good way. I came here in hopes of finding a furniture piece and maybe just something that was funky to bring home. I want to say that I got lost within the stalls that they have throughout. Once you think you are done with a portion of it, you go around a corner, or see a door, and then you're into a whole new area. I spent so much time here that I got overwhelmed. I left, and then came back in the same day to see if I had missed anything. Lord, was I able to look over items that were kind of hidden in the background. Being from Pennsylvania originally and moving to the DC region, I find that a good thrift shop/antique store is missing in the area. This definitely filled the void and allowed for me to at least put it on my radar for future trips.

Small historical museum of Talbot County, Maryland! There…read morewere 4 rooms open with very well executed displays of the county and prominent residents! Artifacts/examples of local tools and items of interest! Several display screens that had rotating slide shows of vintage pictures of history and social events. Small African-American display with spiritual music playing and information on that community! The museum was very well done. It is small, but mighty! If you have an interest in the local area, it is VERY interesting!!!

Very well kept interesting place in downtown. Easton would highly recommend the different galleries…read moreand events that they hold there. I used to do some catering and there was a very, very nice Venn