Category: Things To Do

The Annual Chincoteague Seafood Festival is held each year on the first Saturday of May to promote the Eastern Shore of Virginia’s seafood industry! This mouth watering celebration offers fresh, local seafood including little neck clams, clam fritters and strips, raw and fried oysters, fried fish, steamed shrimp, clam chowder, grilled chicken, sweet potato fries, boardwalk fries, cornbread, and a salad bar!

A guide to all of the events around Chincoteague during the annual Pony Swim Week!

From dining options to where to shop, this Small Town Spotlight highlights everything you'll need to know about spending a day in Snow HIll!

Exciting news for baseball and pony lovers alike! The Delmarva Shorebirds, the Single-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles, have unveiled a thrilling alternate identity—the Delmarva Wild Ponies!

Looking for a fun and unique way to experience our beloved Island by the Sea? Mark your calendars for two exciting upcoming events hosted by the Historic Main Street Merchants - Death By Chocolate and Search for the Shamrocks!

Dining options can be more limited during the off-season as some of our hard-working locals take well-deserved time off to be with their families, but you’ll still find several fantastic spots ready to welcome you and your family. Here’s our guide to amazing places for a cozy dinner on Chincoteague Island this winter.

While Chincoteague Island may be best known for its summer beaches and famous wild ponies, a snow day here transforms the island into a winter wonderland that few get to experience! Whether you’re a local or just lucky enough to be visiting during a rare snowfall, here’s how to make the most of a snow day in Chincoteague.

Things to Do on Chincoteague Island and in Ocean City, MD this Fall!

In the world of seafood, few delicacies evoke as much admiration and excitement as the Chincoteague Salt Oysters. Read here to learn why they've become so popular!

Whether you're a pro or complete beginner, here's the guide to how and where to play pickleball on Chincoteague