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Welcome to Caroline County

Located on the Chesapeake Peninsula between the Choptank River and the Mason-Dixon Line, Caroline is the perfect destination for heritage enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. Here you’ll find a rural and relaxing lifestyle where you can ease all the way back to the 1700’s, retrace Underground Railroad pathways, and revisit captivating stories of the Civil War. Enjoy Caroline’s wealth of unique heritage experiences, nature preserves, winding waterways, gently curving countryside, small town charm and one-of-a-kind group excursions.

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Adkins Arboretum Launches Underground Railroad Audio Tour

The Eastern Shore’s natural landscape provided a passageway to freedom along the Underground Railroad for hundreds, possibly thousands, of slaves, including abolitionists Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman....

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Second Saturday at the Artsway: Fiber Artist George Laufert

On Saturday, June 8th, from 2-4 p.m., the Caroline County Council of Arts will host a free artist demonstration as part of the Second Saturday series offered at the Artsway in Denton.  Fiber artist, George Laufert...

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New Underground Railroad Exhibit at Museum of Rural Life

The Caroline Office of Tourism, in partnership with the Caroline County...

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A New Class at FACES: A Dream House You Can Build

A Dream House You Can Build is an all-day class to be held at the Fiber Arts...

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Friday Nights Cruise In Returns to Denton

The 2013 Friday Night Cruise-In & Outdoor Movie returns for the season on...

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Kathy Mackel Speaks About Tubman Byway at AATC

Kathy Mackel, Director of the Caroline Office of Tourism, was recently at the...

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Ridgely to Host 1st Painting in the Park Plein Air on June 1st

On Saturday, June 1st, artists will descend on Ridgely, Maryland for the...

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Adkins Arboretum offers “Homegrown” Series

Learn the basics of producing food—from poultry to vegetables to gardening with kids—when writer and educator Elizabeth Beggins offers a three-part “Homegrown” series at Adkins Arboretum. The director of The You Food Project, a grassroots initiative designed to connect youth to food and the environment, Beggins believes that health depends on a keen understanding of what we eat and that our choices as consumers are vital to sustaining ourselves and our planet. The series includes:

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Patti’s Petals Relocates to 219 Market Street!

Patti’s Petals, downtown Denton’s premier florist and gift shop,...

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Festivus Dentonius Series Invites People to Rediscover Downtown Denton

This year, a series of non-profit promotional events dubbed “Festivus...

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Twelfth Night at Adkins Arboretum

Celebrate spring with one of William Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies in...

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