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Easton, Maryland: With historical roots from the early 1700s, the first courthouse for Talbot County established the site of the town. As the civil center and trade hub, town residents came to do business and visit with their neighbors in Easton. Current times aren’t much different, as residents relish in the small town feel with economic opportunities.

Community events are on the social calendar throughout the year, presenting residents with a plethora of activities to entertain themselves and their families. In the summer, the Old Tyme Fourth of July celebration features music, food and rides for kids of every age. In July, the Tuckahoe Steam & Gas Association shows exhibits of old farm equipment, craft demos, a flea market and other entertainment. Autumn brings the display of the area’s handcrafted work at the Annual Juried Art and Craft Exhibition. In November, the Waterfowl Festival enjoys a huge population of area interest flocking to the three-day celebration of wildlife in the arts. The Festival of Trees and Olde Tyme Holiday Parade celebrate Christmas with musical entertainment, costumed characters and fun.

Cultural and entertainment events and destinations from nearby Baltimore, Annapolis and Washington, D.C. offer diverse options for Easton’s residents. Baltimore boasts over 100 annual community festivals, concerts, and events. Famous museums such as the Baltimore Aquarium and the Maryland Science Center top the list of places to visit. Rich in historical relevance, Washington, D.C. is only a short drive from Easton. Presenting monument tours, museum trips, libraries and countless educational expeditions, the nation’s capital city sits on the picturesque Potomac River. Residents of the area utilize the many parks and thoroughfares including St. Michaels for exercise and recreation. Annapolis is a place where maritime heritage in a quaint seaport village provides a wealth of educational and recreational opportunities. Spend a day sailing the Chesapeake Bay, the largest estuary in North America, or enjoy the laid-back style and awe-inspiring backdrop as you dine on the fresh seafood fare of the Chesapeake Bay.