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Transportation & Parking Info for Oceans Calling Festival 2025

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Transportation & Parking Info for Oceans Calling Festival 2025

Information provided by the Oceans Calling Festival and the Town of Ocean City.

Here is your parking and transportation guide for the 2025 Oceans Calling Festival to help you plan ahead so you can minimize uncertainty, anxiety and frustration.  Remember, “Ocean City is a barrier island with only three ways on and off the island.  This means during special events that attract large amounts of visitors to the island; it’s a given that there are significant traffic and crowd issues. 

The festival begins at noon each day and ends at 11 PM each night.  George Peake, the Director of Transportation Operations from the Town of Ocean City offers his insight, 

“By working together with the police and concert event staff we hope we have all made strides to improve our operations to “move people”.

Using our bus system:

  • Due to major residential developments surrounding our north bus station parking is VERY limited in the area
  • Public Parking at 100th Street near the library fills up fast
  • Convention Center parking is free, and we will be focusing on transporting people from these lots until they are full
  • The Coastal Highway bus service runs 6AM to 3AM next day; on a daily basis
  • We are running a shuttle service from/to Park “N’ Ride in west OC and it has free parking.  This shuttle will operate during the hours of 6AM to 1AM next day during the concerts
  • Many will use the outlet mall parking as an overflow
  • We will be selling bus tickets, including multi-day tickets at the Park ‘N’ Ride facility
  • For Oceans Calling I have 165 bus deployments scheduled during the three day event; and for Country’s Calling, (a two day event), 100″

Parking

West Ocean City Park and Ride has shuttles into Ocean City for the Oceans Calling Festival 2024.

If you are not staying in Ocean City where parking is provided, there are three lots for you to try:

  • West Ocean City Park and Ride 12848 Ocean Gateway, Ocean City, MD 21842
  • Ocean City Convention Center Parking Lot 4001 Coastal Highway, Ocean City, MD 21842
  • 100th Street Municipal Parking Lot 10267 Coastal Highway, Ocean City, MD 21842

There will be Public Transportation available to and from the festival from these locations. ADA parking is available at all municipal parking lots.

There are no parking options for the festival from N. Division Street south to the inlet.

You can check our Parking Guide on OceanCity.com for the location of other lots.  Remember, the inlet lot is closed and there will be no parking south of N. Division St.

Transit

Ocean City Beach Bus
The Ocean City Beach Bus will be shuttling people to the festival area throughout Oceans Calling.
  • Ocean City Beach Bus:
    • Travels north and southbound along Coastal Highway
    • For the festival, the Beach Bus is running an express route with a reduced set of stops. Please see route map for available locations.
    • When leaving the festival in the evening, concertgoers can walk to Baltimore Avenue to catch the Beach Bus (for northbound access). Northbound buses will be staged on Baltimore Avenue between Worcester Street and Talbot Street.

  • West Ocean City Shuttle

    • to and from the West Ocean City Park and Ride.
    • The West Ocean City shuttle will transport to and from the West Ocean City Park and Ride lot (12848 Ocean Gateway) and the festival.
    • When leaving the festival, patrons traveling west to the West Ocean City Park and Ride can take a bus from the South End Transit Station (South Division Street) directly to the West Ocean City Park and Ride Lot.

All Ocean City municipal buses are ADA accessible.

oceans calling buses

Ride-All-Day pass

  • $4 and allows you to ride from 6 a.m. until 2 a.m. on the Beach Bus and 11 a.m. until 12 a.m. on the West Ocean City Shuttle.
  • Exact cash fare is required – credit card payments are NOT accepted.

ADA Drop-Off and Pick Up

  • ADA drop off and pick up is available at 1 N. Division St (east of Baltimore Ave.).

    Oceans Calling traffic map
    Oceans Calling transport map

Walking or Biking to the Festival

bikes at oceans calling

Walking and/or biking to the festival is strongly encouraged. The walk from the North End of the Boardwalk (27th Street) to the North Entrance is approximately a 2 mile walk, taking around 40 minutes. Please remember to walk smart, use crosswalks, and wait for the pedestrian signal. Bike Parking will be available on the beach between 1st and 2nd St. Please remember to bring your own bike locks to secure your bicycle(s)!

Walking/Biking Times – Southbound to the Main Entrance

  • From 40th St, 55 min walk, or 13 min bike ride
  • From 30th St, 45 min walk, or 10 min bike ride
  • From 20th St, 30 min walk, or 8 min bike ride
  • From 10th St, 15 min walk, or 5 min bike ride

Walking/Biking Times – Eastbound to the Main Entrance

  • From West Ocean City Park and Ride, 20 min walk, or 8 min bike ride

Bicycle Storage

There will be a bicycle storage area located on the beach between first and 2nd street. Make sure you write your name on your bike and bring a lock!

Hotel Shuttles

Some hotels may be running a courtesy shuttle from your hotel to the festival area. Be sure to check with your hotel for service hours. If provided, hotels will drop/pick up their guests at Somerset Street, approximately two blocks from the venue. Please note these shuttles are different from the Beach Bus.

Ride Share/Taxi/General Drop-off & Pick-Up

Oceans Calling ride share

  • The official passenger drop-off and pick-up location for Oceans Calling is located at 409 Baltimore Ave.
  • The walk from the Ride Share lot to the festival grounds is approximately 10 minutes.
  • Please keep in mind that ride share demand will be very high after the festival concludes each night with a limited number of drivers. Consider leaving early or taking a stroll along the boardwalk until the rush is over.
  • Areas south of N. Division Street will be closed to vehicular traffic, so ride shares, taxis, and friends won’t be able to pick you up near the festival site.
  • It will be best to walk north to 4th St along the Boardwalk and use the crosswalk to cross Baltimore Ave. to the Ride Share lot.

Responsibility has its rewards. If you drink, don’t drive. Decide to Ride. Courtesy of Kona Big Wave.

The #1 Guide to Ocean’s Calling Concert Goers- Know Before You Go

Katie Ruskey
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The #1 Guide to Ocean’s Calling Concert Goers- Know Before You Go

The third annual Ocean’s Calling Music Festival in Ocean City, Maryland is just two weeks away! Here are seven tips guaranteed to make your concert experience everything you wanted and more.

Secure and Activate Your Wristband Now

Oceans Calling wristbands

Wristbands have been mailed out to all ticket-holders.  Once you have them, be sure you go to the Oceans Calling site to register them.  If you didn’t get tickets before they sold out, there are still tickets available through the “Verified Resale” links on the Oceans Calling website.

Wristbands are NOT transferable

Wristbands are not transferrable from person-to-person and there’s a $20 cost to replace it if lost. Slide your wristband on ahead of time and secure it tightly so it doesn’t slip off. It’s your ticket into the concert and must be scanned on the way out as well. No exceptions!

Add Your Credit Card to Go Cashless with your Wristband

Cashless is the way to go in this type of venue. Register your wristband here and add your credit card so that you don’t need to worry about lugging your wallet out each time you want to purchase something. Ocean’s Calling is also offering a $10 credit for the first 2,000 people who activate their wrist band with a Chase credit card!

Here’s how to register for Cashless:

  1. Activate your wristband and register your account with your Chase credit/debit card, or any other credit/debit card. Then set a required PIN for security.
  2. During the festival, order at any food, drink, merch, or vendor and let them know you’re paying with your wristband.
  3. Tap your wristband, enter your PIN, and you’re done!

If you do not register your wristband, cash is still an option for payments.

Plan How to Get There

Getting to and from the concert safely is Ocean City’s number one priority. Ocean City offers various routes of transportation to do just that.  Remember, the doors open to the festival grounds every day at noon and the music starts every day at 12:30 pm.

Land Transportation

Ocean City Beach Bus
The Ocean City Beach Bus will be shuttling people to the festival area throughout Oceans Calling.

All you need to navigate the buses, parking lots,  and other land transportation is the Oceans Calling Festival 2025:  Parking & Transportation Guide.  Remember, that “Ocean City is a barrier island with only three ways on and off the island.  This means during special events that attract large amounts of visitors to the island; it’s a given that there are significant traffic and crowd issues.”

George Peake, the Director of Transportation for the Town of Ocean City offers some tips and insight:

Using our bus system:

    • Due to major residential developments surrounding our north bus station parking is VERY limited in the area
    • Public Parking at 100th Street near the library fills up fast
    • Convention Center parking is free, and we will be focusing on transporting people from these lots until they are full
    • The Coastal Highway bus service runs 6AM to 3AM next day; on a daily basis
    • We are running a shuttle service from/to Park “N’ Ride in west OC and it has free parking.  This shuttle will operate during the hours of 6AM to 1AM next day during the concerts
    • Many will use the outlet mall parking as an overflow
    • We will be selling bus tickets, including multi-day tickets at the Park ‘N’ Ride facility
    • For Oceans Calling I have 165 bus deployments scheduled during the three day event; and for Country’s Calling, (a two day event), 100

Coming from over the Route 50 Bridge? Frontier Town also offers a shuttle that runs approximately every 2 hours. In addition, the bus station just outside of town across from the outlets will be coming in over the bridge as well.

Water Transportation

Saltwater Adventures is  offering a boat taxi service to and from Ocean’s Calling. Saltwater Adventures has teamed up with OC Bay Hopper, Go With The Flow and Liquid Tiki to provide the best and most convenient way to get into downtown OC for the music festivals,
with multiple pick up locations in Ocean City, Ocean Pines and West Ocean City.
Ocean City, 118th street and the convention center. Ocean Pines, the Yacht Club. In West O, Harborside Restaurant and Pier 23 (Go with the Flow, Salty Siren).Running from 8:30am- midnight or just after all 3 days. They will drop you off at either the Angler Restaurant or the new Oyster & Scales Restaurant. Find out more here.



How Can Your Hotel Help?

Hotel Shuttles: Some hotels may offer courtesy shuttles (drop-off at Somerset St., two blocks from the venue). Check with your hotel.

Label Your Bicycle

bikes at oceans calling
Bring your own lock to secure your bike on the provided racks just north of the entrance to the concert.

If you were there last year, you know what I mean. Hundreds of bicycles are neatly lined up on bike racks that the city provides just north of the concert entrance. If you want to find your bicycle fast, make it visibly different than all the others. Make sure to bring your own locks and only use the offered bike racks. Bicycle is by far one of the safest and quickest ways to get to and from Ocean’s Calling.

Safety Note: If you do chose to cycle down to the concert, please be mindful of vehicle traffic and stay in bicycle lanes when you can. Traffic lights and cross walks are to be followed. 

Bring Only Necessities

Being a minimalist allows for you to have more fun without the hassle of lugging things around.

Who wants to lug around a bunch of stuff you don’t need. Bring only the bare necessities- wrist band to get in, phone to take all the selfies, and keys to get yourself back in your house. Blankets are allowed for concert goers to spread out in the sand and you can always tie your sweatshirt around your waist. (If you register your wristband with your credit card as mentioned above, it’s one less thing to carry.)

Making sure to bring your cell phone is an important step in preparing for Ocean’s Calling. In case of important announcements, concert goers will be able to receive information quickly via various news outlets.

If you are bringing in a bag, smaller ones (6″by 9″ or smaller) are allowed. If it’s a larger bag (12″x6″x12″) it must be clear.

Plan a Meet Up Spot Before Hand

These friends planned a meet up at the big french fry bucket! And loo how happy they are to have found one another.

There are charging stations set up for cellphones, but we all know no one wants to stand there and wait. If your cellphone does die, have a planned meet up spot for you and your friends to go to in case you can’t get ahold of each other.

Food Options

There is a lot of food from the Boardwalk shops which are all inside the footprint of the Oceans Calling Festival for 2025.  There are also food vendors on the beach by the stages.

 

Plan to Have a Good Time While Also Being Responsible

O.A.R. by Ismael Quintanilla III for Oceans Calling 2023_DSC2833
O.A.R. by Ismael Quintanilla III for Oceans Calling 2023

We all want to have a good time. Everyone wants to sing along to their favorite band, eat some great food, have a few drinks (or not). The most important thing is that everyone has a good time while also being safe. OceanCity.com wishes everyone a great concert and we can’t wait to see everyone there.

 

THIS PAST WEEK IN PICTURES OF OCEAN CITY

Glenn Irwin
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THIS PAST WEEK IN PICTURES OF OCEAN CITY

A WEEK IN REVIEW OF OCEAN CITY PICTURES – Week 38th of 2025

Lighted boardwalk arch
Lighted boardwalk arch

Let’s look at several pictures taken in Ocean City, Maryland over this past week between September 13 and September 19th.

Here’s some pictures of this thirty eighth week of 2025 in Ocean City. 

This past week we had a variety of weather.  Early part of the week the weather was greatly but once the weekend came, things went much different.  Lots of wind and then a storm passed through Ocean City on Tuesday.  Once the storm passed nice weather returned.

 

Sunrises in Ocean City

Always a pleasure to see even when cloudy.

sunrise with the seagulls
sunrise with the seagulls

 

Ocean City Boardwalk

Nice to be on in any weather!

biking the boards
biking the boards

With the storm on Tuesday, there was much sand on the boardwalk however, the Town of Ocean City staff were quick to commence clean-up activities.

Lots of sand on boardwalk after storm
Lots of sand on boardwalk after storm
Cleaning up after this week's storm
Cleaning up after this week’s storm

Check out our BOARDWALK GUIDE

 

Bayside

Fishing is always popular activity on the bay.

on the bayside
on the bayside

Check out our BAYSIDE INFO

 

Buildings

Highlighting the older buildings on Talbot Street in downtown Ocean City.

Talbot Street view
Talbot Street view

 

Special Events

OC Rock and Ride

Other than the first day the rest of the event got nice weather.

bikes at Shenanigans and Shoreham Hotel parking lot
bikes at Shenanigans and Shoreham Hotel parking lot
bikers heading home at Route 50 Bridge
bikers heading home at Route 50 Bridge

 

Setting up for Oceans Calling music event that will run from Sept. 26th to 28th.

Preparing for Oceans Calling
Preparing for Oceans Calling

Sunset

On the bayside near 26th Street.

Nice sunset
Nice sunset

The Sunfest Kite Festival is now underway on the boardwalk near 6th Street with the Kite Loft as its base.

Larger weekend events are coming over the next two months.

 

Enjoy your weekend!

5 Maryland Bands You Have to Catch at Oceans Calling 2025

Katie Ruskey
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5 Maryland Bands You Have to Catch at Oceans Calling 2025

If you’re heading to Oceans Calling 2025 in Ocean City, Maryland, you’re in for a wild weekend of good vibes, salt air, and seriously great music. What makes this year extra special? A solid lineup of Maryland-grown talent hitting the stage. From pop-punk nostalgia to reggae-rock beach vibes, here are five local acts repping the Old Line State loud and proud.

O.A.R.

OAR seems to be a Maryland staple at Oceans Calling in Ocean City, Maryland.

Let’s start with the hometown heroes: O.A.R. (Of A Revolution). These guys are basically Maryland music royalty. Formed in Rockville back in the late ’90s, they blew up with jam-rock anthems like “That Was a Crazy Game of Poker” and “Shattered.” Whether you’re a diehard or a casual listener, their live shows are a guaranteed good time.

They’re headlining Friday night, and trust—they know how to work a festival crowd. It’s gonna feel like one big beachside reunion.

Bumpin Uglies

If you like your music with a little ska, a little reggae, and a whole lot of attitude, Bumpin Uglies are your band. These Annapolis dudes have been grinding for years, building a loyal fanbase with tracks that are raw, real, and sometimes straight-up hilarious.

They’ve dropped some killer albums lately (Lyrics Over Everything slaps), and their live energy? Off the charts. Catch them Saturday and prepare to dance barefoot in the sand. I’m hoping they play I-95 or Bad Decisions!

Good Charlotte

Yes, THAT Good Charlotte. Benji and Joel Madden’s iconic pop-punk band started out in Waldorf, Maryland and went full MTV-era legends in the early 2000s. Songs like “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” and “The Anthem” basically raised an entire generation.

They’re hitting the stage Saturday, and it’s going to be pure nostalgic chaos—in the best way. Black eyeliner optional (but encouraged).

Ballyhoo!

Straight outta Aberdeen and no strangers to Ocean City, Ballyhoo! bring the beach party vibes. Their sound is a mix of reggae, punk, and alt-rock, perfect for a festival by the ocean. They’ve been at it for a while, and if you haven’t seen them live yet, you’re in for a good time.

They’re on deck for Friday, so grab a drink, find some shade, and let Ballyhoo! kick off your weekend right.

Eric Hutchinson

Last but not least, we’ve got Eric Hutchinson from Takoma Park. His music is like the perfect Sunday morning: chill, upbeat, and surprisingly deep. You’ve probably heard “Rock & Roll” or “OK, It’s Alright With Me” even if you didn’t realize it was him.

He’s playing Sunday, which honestly feels perfect—easygoing, melodic, and the perfect way to wind down after two days of dancing, crowd-surfing, and sunburns.

Bottom line? These five Maryland acts are bringing the local flavor to Oceans Calling 2025, and you do not want to miss them. See you in the sand.

Art League of Ocean City Announces Inaugural Color Run for the Arts n Ocean Pines on Nov. 15

Anne
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Art League of Ocean City Announces Inaugural Color Run for the Arts n Ocean Pines on Nov. 15

OCEAN CITY, MD — Sept. 16, 2025 — The Art League of Ocean City invites runners, walkers, and families to the inaugural “Color Run for the Arts” on Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025 at Veterans Memorial Park in Ocean Pines, Md. The run is a challenge for 5K runners and a fun event for families to do together. The event benefits the community programs of the nonprofit Art League.

Esther and Selah Leimbach practice for the inaugural “Color Run for the Arts” at Veterans Memorial Park in Ocean Pines. Their father is Matt the Carpet Guy, Matt Leimbach, a major sponsor of the event that helps fund the community and school programs of the nonprofit Art League of Ocean City.

The deadline to register is Nov. 12, 2025. All participants must pre-register; walk-ins will not be accepted on the day of the race. The first 300 registrants will receive free Color Run for the Arts tee shirts. More information and registration are available at OCart.org/colorrun or by calling the Art League at 410-524-9433.

Check-in begins at 8 a.m., with a kids’ run at 9 a.m. for ages nine and under. The 5K Color Run takes off at 9:30 a.m. A two-mile walk around the scenic South Gate Pond starts at 10 a.m.

During a color run, a popular family event around the country, runners and walkers wear white tee shirts at the start of the race or walk. As they maneuver the course around the pond, they will be doused in a rainbow of colored powder, a different color at each point along the course. Participants finish the race plastered in bright colors. The colors and non-toxic chalk, safe on the skin and for the environment, and simply wash off. 

Art League photographers will take before and after photos of run participants, and those images will be available for purchase. “This isn’t just a run; it’s a full-on celebration of the arts,” Aubrey Sizemore, Art League event coordinator, said. “Enjoy a festive atmosphere featuring an artisan marketplace, music, raffles, Grateful Grub food truck, Kona Ice truck, and so much more. Whether you’re running, racing for a cause, walking with friends, or just soaking it all in, there’s something for everyone and every age.”

The costs to participate are $15 for kids 9 and under and $25 for both the 5K run and the two-mile walk. 

Sponsors for the Color Run for the Arts to date include Sunsations, Matt The Carpet Guy, Sea Glass Pools, The Harrison Group, Chesapeake Home Services, Tidal Health, Chesapeake Enrichment Foundation, Landmark Insurance and Financial Group, and Hertrich GMC of Salisbury. In-kind sponsors are Pepsi Bottling Co., Ocean Pines Association, and Ocean Pines Recreation and Parks. 

The Art League is continuing to seek sponsors for this family and sporting event. Interested parties should contact Jessica Bauer, Art League Development Director, at development@artleagueofoceancity.org. 

Volunteers will help staff this fun event, including color throwers. Those interested should contact Aubrey Sizemore, Art League Volunteer and Event Coordinator, at aubrey@artleagueofoceancity.org.

The Art League of Ocean City is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing the visual arts to the community through education, exhibits, scholarship, programs and community art projects. 

                                                         

 

This Week in Ocean City in Pictures

Anne
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This Week in Ocean City in Pictures

Ocean City experienced a week of contrasts this week, moving from glorious blue skies and sunshine to a day of persistent cool temperatures, wind and rain. The town also celebrated its inaugural Ocean City Seafood Festival at Northside Park this past weekend. Early in the week, tranquil days offered a peaceful respite, soon followed by the exhilarating roar of motorcycles as OC Rock and Ride thundered into town. While Labor Day has ushered in a more relaxed pace, Ocean City remains vibrant with activity. Here’s a look at some moments captured this week in our favorite beach town!

Inaugural Ocean City MD Seafood Festival
Inaugural Ocean City MD Seafood Festival
Inaugural Ocean City MD Seafood Festival
Inaugural Ocean City MD Seafood Festival VIP Tent
Inaugural Ocean City Seafood Festival
Monday on the beach there blue skies but it was quite windy
The crowds have gone!
No more fighting for a place for your umbrella!
The beach at 139th Street
With the wind came some powerful waves.
On Monday a jacket was a useful addition when on the beach
Beautiful no matter what the season
Definitely windy enough to fly a kite!
A walk on the quieter streets in Ocean City
Always fun to spot an older beach cottage when out for a walk
Tuesday brought cloudy skies, perfect for playing golf.
Sea foam on the beach
Tidal pool and sea foam
Wrapped up, enjoying the view
A peaceful canal view
Taking a break for a bike ride
speed limit change
Speed limit change to 30mph
Early morning on the Boardwalk
Morn ing stroll on the Boardwalk
One of the famous signs on the Boardwalk
Tipsy Taco on the Boardwalk
911 Memorial
911 Memorial
Tents set up for OC Rock and Ride
OC Rock and Ride
The bikes are in town!
Bikes getting ready for the Boardwalk ride
Bikes on the Boardwalk

 

The bikes are back in Town!

The bikes are in town all weekend for OC Rock and Ride with live music at the Inlet Parking Lot and lots going on at both the Convention Center and at Seacrets. Look out for them all over town this weekend!

“Eastern Shore Heritage Day” is free event at Ocean City Center for the Arts on Sept. 14

Anne
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“Eastern Shore Heritage Day” is free event at Ocean City Center for the Arts on Sept. 14

OCEAN CITY, MD — Sept. 8, 2025 — The Art League of Ocean City invites the public to “Eastern Shore Heritage Day” on Sunday, Sept. 14, 12-4p.m. at the Ocean City Center for the Arts, 502 94th St. bayside. Admission is free, and all are welcome to attend. The event is supported in part by a grant from the Beach to Bay Heritage Area.

Heritage Day at the Arts Center includes a major art exhibit entitled “Roots & Remembrance” in the Thaler Gallery featuring local and regional artists working in all media and presenting their unique views. In addition to the Art League’s monthly awards, special awards of nearly $1,000 were presented to images representing Best Waterways, Best Heritage, Best Livelihood, and Best in Show. 

Art League of Ocean City
Local author Joanne Guilfoil

Special programs scheduled for Heritage Day include a decoy exhibit with collector and aficionado Will Frang, a vintage crochet exhibit with a collective piece at which guests can try their hand, a story writing/telling workshop with acclaimed former SDHS teacher Gwen Lehman, and a book signing on the chicken farming industry by local noted author Joanne Guilfoil.  Saltwater Mini Farm is bringing a petting zoo for the kids, and the OC Foodie Tour is providing locally-inspired food samples. 

Art League of Ocean City
Acclaimed former SDHS teacher Gwen Lehman

“Please join our celebration of the heritage and culture that makes the Eastern Shore so distinctive and such a beautiful place to live,” Rina Thaler, the Art League’s executive director, said. “This will be a fun and educational day for the entire family, and it’s free to attend, thanks to our partners at Beach to Bay Heritage Area.”

More information is available at OCart.org or by calling 410-524-9433.   

 

OCtoberfest 2025: Shore Craft Beer Fest in Downtown Ocean City

Ann
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OCtoberfest 2025: Shore Craft Beer Fest in Downtown Ocean City

The fall brings to mind craft beer festivals and beercations in Ocean City.  Shore Craft Beer is hosting their eleventh annual OCtoberfest Shore Craft Beer Fest at the Bayside Park at 3rd Street in Downtown Ocean City on November 1st 2025.  

Ocean City is within an hour or so of over 20 breweries and there are many more on the Eastern Shore.  That’s why we are celebrating the world class beer in Maryland, on the Shore and in our region with a dedicated weekend.  

The OCtoberfest Shore Craft Beer Fest

octoberfest in Ocean City
OCtoberfest in Ocean City

The festival itself is November 1st from 12.30 – 4.30.   Join us as a VIP and you will get an engraved stainless steel mug, two full pours of your choice of beer and an extra hour of beer tastings with the brewery representatives.  VIPs come at 12.30 and can enjoy 4 hours of unlimited samples of 30+ local and regional craft beers, Hoop Tea, seltzers, ciders and mead. General Admission ticket holders will enter the festival at 1.30pm and everybody will enjoy the live music, vendors, and the water views until 4.30pm. You can buy your tickets now at https://shorecraftbeer.ticketspice.com/2025-octoberfest

Beercations

octoberfest in Ocean City

If you want to make a weekend of it, several hotels have built packages around the festival.  You will get discounted tickets and rooms to let you make the most of your festival getaway in Ocean City.  These hotel packages will be available soon, so stay tuned!  

You can buy your tickets now for OCtoberfest on November 1st here!

 
 
 

OC Rock & Ride 2025: The New Era of Ocean City BikeFest

Ann
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OC Rock & Ride 2025: The New Era of Ocean City BikeFest

Ocean City’s legendary motorcycle rally is roaring back to life with a bold new identity. From September 10–14, 2025, bikers, music lovers, and coastal cruisers will gather for OC Rock & Ride, the reimagined continuation of the beloved Ocean City BikeFest.

From BikeFest to OC Rock & Ride

For more than a decade, Ocean City BikeFest brought riders from across the country to Maryland’s coast. Now, under new leadership, the tradition has been reborn as OC Rock and Ride — refreshed, rebranded, and rooted in community values.

The rally is now proudly owned and led by Matthew Odachowski and his son Tyler, Ocean City locals with deep ties to the area. Their vision ensures the event stays true to what bikers love most: the rides, the camaraderie, the vendors, and the open road.

“This isn’t just about an event. It’s about protecting a tradition that fuels our local economy, brings people together, and makes Ocean City come alive every fall,” said Matthew Odachowski.

oc rock and ride and bikefest info

Getting Back to What Riders Want

Over time, BikeFest became known for headliner concerts, but many riders wanted more: more cruising, more stunts, more time with vendors, and more chances to explore Maryland’s Eastern Shore. OC Rock and Ride is delivering.

This year’s rally will feature:

  • Cruzin’ the Coast Passport Ride – scenic group rides across three Maryland counties, from Crisfield to Salisbury, with stops at biker-friendly landmarks like Goose Creek Pit & Pub, the Skipjack Heritage Museum, and Roadie Joe’s.2025 route map cruzin the coast

  • Stunt shows and the Globe of Death – thrilling performances returning after years away.OC-bikefest-Stunts1

  • Vendor Villages – 85+ vendors with free admission to browse. Nonprofits can set up at no charge, ensuring the rally benefits the wider community.

    vendor village ocbikefest
    Mexico memories…

  • Bike shows and prizes – showcasing custom craftsmanship and creativity.

Music, Fireworks, and National Acts

Of course, concerts remain a cornerstone of the rally. Over four days, 23 bands will perform, including rock legends and fan favorites: Queensrÿche, Quiet Riot, Slaughter, Lit, Uncle Kracker, and Jasmine Cain, alongside top regional acts.

Evenings at the Inlet close with fireworks, a heartfelt 9/11 Tribute, and the National Anthem. Expanded seating ensures a better concert experience than in past years.

daily band schedule oc rock and ride

The Iconic Ocean City Boardwalk Ride

bikes at OC Bikefest 2022

On Saturday, September 13 at 10 AM, the roar of engines will fill the Ocean City Boardwalk as 400 motorcycles cruise from 27th Street to the Inlet. This low-speed parade ride is a signature tradition of Bike Week in Ocean City and remains a highlight of OC Rock & Ride. ($20 cash at lineup, limited to the first 400 riders.)

Community Comes First

Rebranding BikeFest into OC Rock & Ride means more than a name change — it’s a shift in philosophy. Susan Jones of OCHMRA put it best: “For the community, having somebody local as the face behind the event means it’s easier to do business, and the focus is on what’s best for Ocean City and Worcester County.”

By expanding rides and vendor opportunities beyond the Inlet, the event spreads economic impact across Berlin, Snow Hill, Pocomoke, Salisbury, and Crisfield, ensuring the entire region benefits. Guitar auctions and nonprofit partnerships will also raise funds for local causes.

Plan Your Ride to BikeFest’s New Chapter

  • Event: OC Rock & Ride (formerly Ocean City BikeFest)

  • Dates: September 10–14, 2025

  • Locations: Ocean City Inlet & Convention Center, plus regional routes

  • Tickets: 4-day and 1-day passes at OCRockAndRide.com

  • Highlights: 23 bands, 85 vendors, Cruzin’ the Coast rides, bike shows, fireworks, 9/11 tribute, and vendor villages.

OC Rock & Ride 2025 is the new face of Ocean City BikeFest — a rally reimagined for riders, music fans, and the community. Get ready to cruise the coast, rock the Inlet, and celebrate the East Coast’s premier motorcycle tradition.

Transportation and Parking for Shore Craft Beer’s OCtoberfest

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Transportation and Parking for Shore Craft Beer’s OCtoberfest

octoberfest in Ocean City

The best local craft beer festival is almost here and we are once again set to host you at Bayside Park at 3rd Street.  We have 40+ craft beverages from 16 breweries and this year VIP ticket holders will get a stainless steel engraved mug and an extra hour of tasting.  Ready to party?!  Then head on down to Shore Craft Beer’s OCtoberfest on November 1st!

How do you Get to the Festival?

We want to make sure getting to and from Shore Craft Beer’s OCtoberfest on November 1st is as easy as possible. Parking can often be a headache in Ocean City, but we’ve put together all the information you need while attending OCtoberfest at Bayside Park on 3rd Street.

Walk!

If your hotel or condo is anywhere nearby, and you are able to, walk! Cheapest, easiest, and healthiest way to travel.

Take the Bus

We encourage everyone, especially if they are drinking at the festival, to consider taking the bus to the festival and home again.  The Beach Bus runs from S. Division Street Transit Station to 144th Street Transit Station every 30 minutes all day long and only costs $4 all day. Exact change is required. The Ocean City Beach Bus provides real-time bus tracking to help you schedule your day, and you can find it here. 

Private Lots Closest Parking to the Festival

Parking for OCtoberfest

There are two private parking lots one block south of Bayside Park where OCtoberfest is taking place. These parking lots can be found either side of 2nd Street and Philadelphia Avenue (opposite the OC Market, formerly OC Dollar Store). You will pay by QR code at the parking lot.

Municipal Parking Lots

Municipal Parking Lots for OCtoberfest

October 1 – October 31, 2025

Monday – Thursday: FREE Parking

Friday – Sunday: $3.50/hour

From November 1st parking is FREE in Ocean City’s municipal parking lots. The closest to the craft beer festival can be found at:

  • 4th St. & Baltimore Ave.
  • N. Division St. & Baltimore Ave.
  • N. Division St. & St. Louis Ave. (small lot)
  • Dorchester St. & Baltimore Ave.
  • Worcester St., between Baltimore Ave. & Philadelphia Ave.

West Ocean City Park and Ride

Park and Ride Bus in Ocean City Md

This huge parking lot just over the Rt50 Bridge offers FREE parking at 12848 Ocean Gateway. Enjoy the walk back over the bridge once you have parked, or take the FREE West OC shuttle service back into Ocean City to South Division Street Transit Station. 

There is some street parking north of Bayside Park, which should be free on the Bay side. Make sure you check the street signs before you leave your car, and make a note of what street you park on!  

Wherever you choose to park, please do not drink and drive. Have a great time at the festival, and stay safe.

You can buy your VIP, GA, or DD tickets for Shore Craft Beer’s OCtoberfest here!

 

 

THIS PAST WEEK IN PICTURES OF OCEAN CITY

Glenn Irwin
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THIS PAST WEEK IN PICTURES OF OCEAN CITY

A WEEK IN REVIEW OF OCEAN CITY PICTURES – Week 36th of 2025

beach sunrise
beach sunrise

Let’s look at several pictures taken in Ocean City, Maryland over this past week between August 30 and September 5th.

Here’s some pictures of this thirty sixth week of 2025 in Ocean City. 

We had a great week of weather this past week.  Sometimes a bit windy but for the most part all sun and pleasant temperatures.

 

Sunrises in Ocean City

A don’t miss opportunity on your stay at the beach.

Beach sunrise 2
Beach sunrise 2
Sunrise at Jolly Roger at 30th Street
Sunrise at Jolly Roger at 30th Street

 

Ocean City Boardwalk

Great walking and biking.  Restricted bike hours ended after the Labor Day weekend! 

morning boardwalk
morning boardwalk
Evening on the Ocean City boardwalk
Evening on the Ocean City boardwalk
Biking on the boardwalk
Biking on the boardwalk

Check out our BOARDWALK GUIDE

Boardwalk Every Sea Shell tells a story
Boardwalk Every Sea Shell tells a story

Love and Memory Sea Shells exhibit is located on the Boardwalk near 23rd Street.  Check it out.  And bring a personalized sea shell!

Bayside

Lots of boats this week again.

Bayside boating
Bayside boating

Check out our BAYSIDE INFO

 

Buildings in Ocean City

The Kite Loft business turns 50 years old this week.  Housed in an older building on the boardwalk between 5th and 6th Streets.

The Kite Loft
The Kite Loft

The Plim Plaza in the rising sun.

The Plim Plaza
The Plim Plaza

 

Harrison’s Harbor Watch restaurant and bar located at the south end of the Ocean City boardwalk.  In 2024 this business turned 40 years old and is going stronger than ever!

Harrison Harbor Watch
Harrison Harbor Watch

A look at Surf Avenue in Ocean City just off the boardwalk.  Many of these buildings constructed in the 1930’s and 1940’s retains their original character. 

Looking down Surf Avenue
Looking down Surf Avenue

 

Special Events

Wine at the Beach started yesterday and will run today, Saturday at the Ocean City inlet. 

Wine At The Beach event set up
Wine At The Beach event set up

OC Rock and Ride motorcycle event coming this next week.

 

Sunset

Several excellent sunsets this past week in Ocean City.  Here’s one of them.

Sunset
Sunset

Larger weekend events are coming over the next two months.

Enjoy your weekend!

Tickets now on sale for Art League of Ocean City’s annual “pARTy of the Year”

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Tickets now on sale for Art League of Ocean City’s annual “pARTy of the Year”

OCEAN CITY, MD — Aug. 29, 2025 — The Art League of Ocean City announces tickets are now on sale for their annual “pARTy of the Year” to be held on Thursday, Oct. 9, 6-9 p.m. at Kalamata Meze Bar in West Ocean City. The theme of this year’s party is “Aladdin’s World” and is a major fundraiser for the nonprofit Art League.

 

“Party like a Sultan! Our annual get-together is the best party in town every year, and this year will be even more fun with a new exotic location,” Rina Thaler, executive director of the Art League, said. “Kalamata Meze Bar is the ideal spot for our Mediterranean-themed event that will include belly dancing and live music. This is more than a party.  It’s a night to celebrate the arts, connect with fellow supporters, and make a little magic.”

 

Guests will dine on modern Mediterranean delicacies, partake from an open bar of potable potions, and indulge in sumptuous Nori sushi, honeyed baklava, delectable desserts, and the famous Candy Kitchen candy bar.  An Aladdin’s cast of characters by the Lower Shore Performing Arts Co. will entertain and delight.

 

Tickets are $150 per person and benefit the Art League. Space is limited, and reservations are requested by Sept. 30.  Tickets are available at OCart.org/partyoftheyear or by calling the Arts Center at 410-524-9433.

 

The Art League of Ocean City is a non-profit organization dedicated to artistic expression and appreciation for the creative arts in our community through education, exhibits, scholarship, programs, and community art projects. 

OC Orange Crush Trail is Always Free – and NOT an App!

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OC Orange Crush Trail is Always Free – and NOT an App!

Important Notice: The Orange Crush Trail Is Always Free on OceanCity.com

OC Orange Crush Trail

We’ve recently heard from a customer who thought they signed up for the OC Orange Crush Trail on OceanCity.com but were unexpectedly charged $50 by another website. We want to make it clear:

  • The Orange Crush Trail on OceanCity.com is always 100% FREE.  You download the FREE trail by filling out the order form on our site:  OceanCity.com, and you get coupons at participating locations for a $5 orange crush.
  • You will never be asked for a credit card or payment to join the trail.
  • If you see a charge, it did not come from OceanCity.com.

OC Orange Crush Trail logo
How This Can Happen

Sometimes when people search for “Orange Crush Trail” online, they may click on:

  • Paid ads from unrelated companies.
  • Look-alike websites.
  • Ticketed pub crawls or events in other locations using the “Orange Crush” name.
  • An APP from the Google Play Store or the Apple Store.  THE OC ORANGE CRUSH TRAIL IS NOT AN APP!

These sites may request payment — but they are not affiliated with us. OceanCity.com’s Orange Crush Trail is NOT AN APP.  You just go to the website, OceanCity.com/trails and download the trails you want.  You enter your email, your phone number and nothing else.

We did read a post on Reddit, where somebody downloaded a trail with a free trial from the APP store and was immediately charge $50.  Again, we ARE NOT AN APP.  You don’t get our trails from the APP Store.

How to Stay Safe

To make sure you’re on the official, free trail:

  • Always go directly to OceanCity.com/trails
  • Look for our OceanCity.com branding at the top of the page.

Remember, our trails are fun, rewarding — and always free.  THEY ARE NOT AN APP AND THEREFORE YOU CANNOT GET THEM ON YOUR APP STORE.

Spread the Word

We love that the Orange Crush Trail has become one of Ocean City’s favorite ways to explore bars and restaurants. Please help us spread the word so others don’t get misled: if it asks for payment, it’s not us.

Enjoy the trail, grab your $5 Orange Crushes, and cheers to keeping Ocean City fun while saving some money!

Step Into Adventure at Trapped Escape Rooms in Ocean City, Maryland

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Step Into Adventure at Trapped Escape Rooms in Ocean City, Maryland

If you’re looking for a family-friendly, brain-bending adventure while visiting Ocean City, Maryland, Trapped Escape Rooms is an absolute must. With two convenient locations—Uptown at 11805 Coastal Hwy and Midtown at 8001 Coastal Hwy—Trapped offers seven uniquely themed escape rooms designed to challenge your mind and ignite your imagination.

School of Magic

 

I recently took on the School of Magic room at the Midtown location with my family, and let me just say—if you’ve ever dreamed of casting spells, solving magical puzzles, and unlocking ancient secrets, this is your moment. As soon as the door closed behind us, the countdown began. We had 60 minutes to uncover clues, crack codes, and escape. The room was fully immersive—filled with enchanted artifacts, glowing runes, and clever puzzles that had both the adults and kids fully engaged. I do have to admit that the ticking timer on the door was a little stressful!

What I appreciated most was how well the game was designed for mixed ages. While some puzzles required critical thinking and teamwork from the grown-ups, there were plenty of elements our 15-year-old could tackle on her own. And yes, even our 17 year old had a blast spotting hidden items. (You know sometimes teenagers are too cool for fun things.)

Themes for Every Interest

Trapped Escape Rooms, Ocean City, Maryland
The Lost Temple has an extra surprise, but we can’t tell!

Trapped Escape Rooms offers something for every interest. If magic isn’t your thing, check out Candy Rush (10/10 challenge level) or the pirate-themed Black Sail’s Lost Treasure—great choices for younger kids. Looking for a little more thrill? Try Poltergeist or Cabin in the Woods—popular picks for teens and adults who love a spooky twist.

Priced Just Right

Trapped Escape Rooms, Ocean City, Maryland
School of Magic would be perfect for wizardry fans!

Each room accommodates a different number of participants (typically 6–10), and yes, entire families can stay together in one room. Tickets are $35 per person, with kids under 13 at a discounted $29. Parking is free, and while the themes stay the same year-round, the experience is unforgettable every time.

Whether you’re planning a birthday outing or just want to try something new on vacation, Trapped Escape Rooms is open year-round—weekends in the winter, and daily during the summer and holidays.

Our magical escape was a hit—we made it out just in time! If you’re ready for a unique, memory-making experience in Ocean City, head to Trapped. Your next great adventure is just one locked door away.

THIS PAST WEEK IN PICTURES OF OCEAN CITY

Glenn Irwin
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THIS PAST WEEK IN PICTURES OF OCEAN CITY

A WEEK IN REVIEW OF OCEAN CITY PICTURES – Week 35th of 2025

Let’s look at several pictures taken in Ocean City, Maryland over this past week between August 23 and August 29th.

Here’s some pictures of this thirty fifth week of 2025 in Ocean City. 

Once Erin passed offshore of Ocean City this past week, we received very nice weather.  However, for much of this past week visitors were not permitted to swim in the ocean due to strong rip currents.  All is fine now!

Sunrises in Ocean City

Always great to view at the beach!

beach sunrise
beach sunrise
sunrise with clouds
sunrise with clouds
Sunrise by the OC fishing pier
Sunrise by the OC fishing pier

 

Ocean City Boardwalk

Cooler weather brings for more enjoyable walking and biking days.

boardwalk morning view
boardwalk morning view

Check out our BOARDWALK GUIDE

 

Bayside

The quieter side of Ocean City.

bayside view
bayside view
bayside early sun setting
bayside early sun setting

Check out our BAYSIDE INFO

 

Hurricane Erin offshore effects

Even after gone a few days its impact was still seen.

sea wall with Erin water marks
sea wall with Erin water marks
Shells from the rough storm
Shells from the rough storm

 

Older buildings

A look at 8th Street in Ocean City just off the boardwalk.  These buildings constructed in the 1930’s and 1940’s retain their original character.  Check them out!

south side of 8th Street
south side of 8th Street
north side of 8th Street
north side of 8th Street

Special Events

Jeep Fest 2025

Although the first day (Thursday) was slightly impacted due to Erin, the balance of Jeep Fest went off nicely, especially the Beach Crawl each morning that took participants from the Inlet parking lot to 30th Street.  A great turn out of jeeps for this event.

Beach Crawl
Beach Crawl
Jeep Fest decorated vehicle
Jeep Fest decorated vehicle

Sunset Park Party Nights

This past Thursday brought the last of these free concerts for the 2025 summer season.  Over 300 people turned out to see the popular jam band, The Dunehounds close out this event.  This event was sponsored by the Ocean City Development Corporation and the Town of Ocean City.   The OC Recreation Booster volunteers sold beverages at these events with all proceeds going to youth programs in Ocean City.

The Dunehounds at Sunset Park
The Dunehounds at Sunset Park

 

Sunset

Sunset view
Sunset view

A don’t miss opportunity in OC.

Have a great Labor Day weekend.  The weather looks spectacular!

 

 

Photo Friday Contest Winner August 28th 2025

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Photo Friday Contest Winner August 28th 2025

This was the last week of our summer Photo Friday Contest, and what a week it was! For those who were here, the name “Erin” won’t be forgotten anytime soon. But as your photos prove, even when the weather doesn’t cooperate, a day in Ocean City is always better than a day at the office or school.

Despite the rough ocean and swimming restrictions, you all made the most of it. Your amazing photos show you building sandcastles, playing with dump trucks in puddles, and enjoying the Jeeps, local wildlife, sunrises, and sunsets. You captured the true spirit of Ocean City, which is all about playing and having fun with friends and family, no matter the conditions.

Thank you for sharing your memories with us. Our contest may be over for now, but we hope you’ll continue to capture and share your moments in Ocean City.

Here are some of this weeks photos from our Photo Friday contest.

This week’s randomly selected winner of 2 FREE passes to Nick’s Mini Golf is Chalese Jenelle for this great photo of someone with his toes in the sand, just like many of us had to do last week!  Congratulations Chalese!

Photo Friday
Chalese Jenelle – My child toes deep in the sand lol.
Photo Friday Angela Adams Sunset watching from the Convention Center, my favorite picture of the entire week in OC!
Angela Adams – Sunset watching from the Convention Center, my favorite picture of the entire week in OC!
photo friday Deb Maggio Golden hour in front of the Sea Watch Condominium
Deb Maggio – Golden hour in front of the Sea Watch Condominium
photo friday Betty Weber Burks Tyler Surfers Healing❤️
Betty Weber Burks Tyler – Surfers Healing❤️
photo Friday Brittany Thompson My youngest living her best life
Brittany Thompson – My youngest living her best life
photo Friday Carmella Marie Pollastro-Arnold
Carmella Marie Pollastro-Arnold
photo Friday Helen KG On the dock of the bay..
Helen KG – On the dock of the bay..
Photo Friday Cathy Lonigro
Cathy Lonigro

 

Photo Friday Christie Nicole Having the time of his life at Jolly Roger on the Pier
Christie Nicole – Having the time of his life at Jolly Roger on the Pier

 

Photo Friday Cheri Norman
Cheri Norman
Photo Friday Ashley Tock - His favorite place
Ashley Tock – His favorite place ❤️
Photo Friday Megan Powers HanichakA boy happy to be at the beach with his pop!
Megan Powers Hanichak- A boy happy to be at the beach with his pop!

 

Photo Friday Ashley Rose My little girl living her best life on the beach this past Memorial Day!!
Ashley Rose – My little girl living her best life on the beach this past Memorial Day!!

 

Photo Friday Sheila Mooney My grandson enjoying a night on the beach checking out the ocean and the moon.
Sheila Mooney – My grandson enjoying a night on the beach checking out the ocean and the moon.

 

Photo Friday Ashley Tock Fin loves mini golf!
Ashley Tock – Fin loves mini golf!

 

Photo Friday Stephanie N Bill Dicken Best vacation with the 3 grands. They love the ocean!
Stephanie N Bill Dicken – Best vacation with the 3 grands. They love the ocean!
Photo Friday Tammy Curl OC never disappoints
Tammy Curl – OC never disappoints

 

Photo Friday Stephanie N Bill Dicken
Stephanie N Bill Dicken

 

Photo Friday Summer Marie Friday night
Summer Marie – Friday night
photo Friday Tiffany Fultz
Tiffany Fultz
photo Friday Tara Jackson The ocean was angry but this octopus was happy
Tara Jackson – The ocean was angry but this octopus was happy
photo Friday Terra Lynn Chappell
Terra Lynn Chappell
photo Friday Tommy Merriman My wife's sandcastle
Tommy Merriman – My wife’s sandcastle
photo Friday Sharon Parker Finally saw a pony at Assateague!!
Sharon Parker – Finally saw a pony at Assateague!!
photo Friday Samantha Roberts
Samantha Roberts
photo Friday Robin Ferralli Daniel & Digger playing at high tide during Hurricane Erin.
Robin Ferralli – Daniel & Digger playing at high tide during Hurricane Erin.
photo Friday Samantha Roberts
Samantha Roberts
photo Friday Michele Scopel Muir Full moon on 120th street
Michele Scopel Muir – Full moon on 120th street
Photo Friday Janell Cline
Janell Cline

 

Photo Friday Jess M Atkinson
Jess M Atkinson

 

Photo Friday Jessica Arlene Our engagement photos with a something little special on the side
Jessica Arlene – Our engagement photos with a something little special on the side
Photo Friday Carrie Schyan
Carrie Schyan
Photo Friday Karen Beardsley Bay life with the grandkids ❤️
Karen Beardsley – Bay life with the grandkids ❤️
Photo Friday Kay Uh Oh The famous thrasher seagull! He really wanted my baby girls chicken and fries!
Kay – Uh Oh The famous thrasher seagull! He really wanted my baby girls chicken and fries!
Photo Friday Kirk-Rachel Hayes Jr. Family photo before Hurricane 🌀 Erin
Kirk-Rachel Hayes Jr. – Family photo before Hurricane 🌀 Erin
Photo Friday Kirsten Diem Our family trip this June
Kirsten Diem – Our family trip this June
Photo Friday Kristin Isenberg No hurricane is going to rain on our beach week! We made the most of the good days!
Kristin Isenberg – No hurricane is going to rain on our beach week! We made the most of the good days!

 

Photo Friday Janice Foreman Ever year we take pictures in the big tire, started when she was a baby now she 16 my grandaughter is growing up so fast ❤️
Janice Foreman – Every year we take pictures in the big tire, started when she was a baby now she 16 my grandaughter is growing up so fast ❤️

 

Photo Friday Lara Agostinelli He LOVES the beach! Enjoying the Dino bones on our last day of vacation
Lara Agostinelli – He LOVES the beach! Enjoying the Dino bones on our last day of vacation
Photo Friday Lisa Godden
Lisa Godden
photo Friday Robin Ferralli “Digger’s 1st Hurricane” Digger has been going on adventures for 3 years now but this was a first!
Robin Ferralli – “Digger’s 1st Hurricane” Digger has been going on adventures for 3 years now but this was a first!
Melina Senft Fleck I was involved in jeep fest all week. Had an amazing time
Melina Senft Fleck – I was involved in jeep fest all week. Had an amazing time
Photo Friday Heather Morgan Hurricane Erin’s destruction
Heather Morgan – Hurricane Erin’s destruction

 

photo Friday Mariah Jade Braelyn asked to move to the beach.
Mariah Jade Braelyn – asked to move to the beach.
photo Friday Jen Bishop Last trip to OCMD before school starts!
Jen Bishop – Last trip to OCMD before school starts!
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