A Good Life is Good

The Worcester County Recreation Center (WCRC) is the County’s hub for indoor athletics. From basketball and volleyball, to track, pickleball, box lacrosse, futsal and more, the pristine facility and staff are equipped to provide an inclusive high-level tournament experience for you and your players. In addition, the WCRC is just a few minutes from the historic town of Snow Hill where you can explore the unique shops and eateries adjacent to the Pocomoke River. 

It’s that time of year again. Get excited for the Worcester County Fair! Come join the fun of a traditional country fair in the picturesque setting of Byrd Park in Snow Hill, MD. Bring the whole family and have a blast this weekend!

The community event is FREE for all to enjoy. It’s going to be a beautiful, sunny weekend, and what better way to spend it than outdoors by the Pocomoke River.

Thanks to Ocean Downs’ Worcester County location, dozens of local companies have tapped the VLT Fund. One business that utilized the fund was Plak That, a print shop that is known for their art transforming blank planks into custom photos and art. Owner Wyatt Harrison, worked from his parent’s garage, and thanks to a loyal customer base, the business soon outgrew its home-based studio.

Walking into Seacrets Distillery is akin to entering a time capsule and re-emerging in a 1933-era speakeasy. Ocean City’s premier distillery recreates and celebrates the end of prohibition in a state-of-the-art production facility boasting a treasure trove of period antiques and art. Opened in 2016, the distillery was the vision of restaurateur Leighton Moore – owner of the adjacent Seacrets nightclub – who oversaw its design and construction. Head distiller Cody Miller produces and bottles Seacrets award-winning, small-batch, handcrafted spirits.

Enticing aromas of fruit pies, savory pastries, and just out of the oven breads beckon customers into Del Vecchio’s Bakery. A professional pastry chef and former culinary school instructor, John channeled his passion for baking into a full-time venture. After considering locations throughout Delmarva, he was enticed to locate in Snow Hill while participating in the weekly farmer’s market. And, thanks to the town’s Main Street program, John received a $10,000 small business/VLT loan to help renovate the space.