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A&M Tent Events, LLC
Academy Art Museum
Bass Pro Shops
Benson & Mangold Real Estate
Bridges Land Management
Carl Freeman Companies
CBIZ MHM LLC
Chili's
Choptank Electric Cooperative
DC Electric
Christine M. Dayton, Architect, PA
Easton Utilities
Easton Village
Economy Printing Co.
German, Hersloff & Swanson
Gipe Associates
Gray's Sporting Journal
Guyette & Schmidt
Historic Tidewater Inn
Holiday Inn Express
Ilex Construction
The Inn at Perry Cabin
Konsyl Pharmaceuticals
Lane Engineering LLC
Lacaze Meredith Real Estate
M&T Bank
Maryland Environmental Service
Merrill Lynch
Orion Safety Products
PNC Wealth Management
Queenstown Bank
RBC Wealth Management
Sea Watch International
Shore Bancshares, Inc.
Smith Barney
SunTrust Bank
ULINE
Verizon
Willow Construction |
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| Attraction Magazine
Chesapeake Life Magazine
Chesapeake Publishing
Competition Photos Inc.
Decoy Magazine
DU Maryland Sinkbox
Garden & Gun Magazine
Gray's Sporting Journal
Guyette & Schmidt
Maryland Life Magazine
Shooting Sportsman
Sporting Classics
Talbot County Office of Tourism
Virginia Sportsman
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| By Cyndy Carrington Miller
With all the distressing economic news today, it's wonderful to know that there is a getaway opportunity where your dollar still goes a long way - the Waterfowl Festival!
For little more than the price of a movie and popcorn, you can spend the day watching dogs leap into ponds and pools of water, listen to kids and grown adults alike attempt to mimic the calls of ducks and geese, and view the best in wildlife art from across the country and around the world.
While gas prices have soared to more than $3.50 a gallon and climbing, the price of a Festival ticket has remained the same since 2001. There is even a better deal on Sunday now with a reduced-rate, one day ticket.
Tell a friend about what a bargain the Waterfowl Festival is - or better yet, bring a friend or two with you on November 14, 15 and 16 and save those gas dollars!
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Masterpiece Carving 2008
A Father-Son Creation
For the first time in its 38-year history, the Waterfowl Festival selected a father-son duo to create its Masterpiece Carving, Larry Tawes Sr. and Larry Tawes Jr., both long time carving exhibitors. Their combined talents and expertise have produced "Pintail Point" depicting a skiff with weeds and a family of Greenwinged Teal roosting on the deck while a Pintail flies by.
The Masterpiece Carving will be on display in the Chesapeake Gallery at the Armory - don't miss it! |
Register Now for Masterclasses
Thursday, November 13
 Sign up now for this year's Masterclasses in painting, carving, and photography and discover the secrets and techniques of the masters.
"The Basics of Landscape Painting" will be offered by Heiner Hertling; "Painting Hen Feathers - A Carving Demonstration" will be taught by Pat Godin (right); and "Introduction to Digital Nature Photography" will be lead by Chris Vigneri.
All classes have limited enrollments and will be held at the Academy Art Museum. Learn more and sign up! |
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YOU Save Buck$ WE Save Ducks!
Purchase our new Advantage Card and you'll save all year long with discounts and special offers from 12 participating retail businesses in Easton. The card is valid from November 1, 2008 through December 31, 2009 and can be used an unlimited number of times at each establishment. They're available for $20 each and will be sold at Festival headquarters (40 S. Harrison St.), our website, at participating businesses, and during the Festival at Collectibles and Information Booth locations.
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38th Waterfowl Festival
November 14, 15 and 16 |
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