.tf_fa.tf-fab-youtube-play{width:1.125em} Home About About Us Temple Bat Yam’s 25th Anniversary — Celebration of its Building The Story of Our Stained Glass Windows The Story of Our Torahs Current Rabbi Past Rabbis Temple Bat Yam Community Sisterhood Bagels & Books Social Committee Temple Bat Yam Gift Shop Boards & Committees Membership Planned-Giving Initiative TBY Newsletter Testimonials Videos Get Involved Stand Up To Jewish Hate Year Round Mitzvahs The TBY Library Hal Glick Distinguished Service Award Education Worship Weekly Shabbat Services Holidays & Community Events Interfaith Service in Support of Israel and Peace in the Middle East and the World Sponsor an Oneg Donate Calendar Contact Us Contact Us Directions Membership Richard Karlin on Israel Bonds « All Events We’re serving Burgers, Hot Dogs, Beyond Burgers (vegan), condiments & beverages. Please bring a side dish &/or dessert. Cost: $10 adult / $5 child / 5 & under free RSVP Arna Miller [email protected] 601-214-1954 By June 10, 2026 your meal choice & what you’ll bring. 11036 Worcester Hwy, Berlin, MD 21811 410-641-4311 [email protected]

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HAHarvey Walden

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May 2026 Berlin Bulletin Now Available

Posted on May 7, 2026 The May 2026 Berlin Bulletin is now available! Click below to read more:   Categories: News, Bulletins Tags: #berlinbulletin, #townofberlinmd OTHER RECENT NEWS Newport Bay Partnership Update – May 2026 Newport Bay Partnership Update—May 2026 Newport Bay is the most polluted of the five bays . . . Read More BERLIN MAIN STREET RECEIVES DESIGNATION AS A 2026 MAIN STREET AMERICA ACCREDITED PROGRAM FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Ivy Wells Director, Economic & Community Development [email protected] 410-629-1722 BERLIN MAIN . . . Read More Categories Uncategorized News Berlin Community News Bulletins Events Hot Topics COVID-19 Berlin Announces Citizen Information Initiatives ONLINE BILL PAY Employment Opportunities Berlin Announces Further Cancellations BERLIN MAIN STREET AWARDED 2015 TRIPADVISOR CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE “Tweak our Peak” Energy Savings Program Halloween in Berlin Mayor’s Statement Regarding the Coronavirus and Its Impact on Berlin Coolest Christmas Monthly Archive May 2026 April 2026 March 2026 February 2026 January 2026 December 2025 November 2025 October 2025 September 2025 August 2025 July 2025 June 2025 Yearly Archive 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

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HAHarvey Walden

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Downtown Berlin Sunday Guide: Farmers Market to Local Favorites

Sundays in Berlin have a rhythm all their own. The beloved Berlin Farmer’s Market sets the tone from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (May through October) with live music, fresh produce, the kind of easy energy that makes you slow down and stay a while. But the real magic of a Berlin Sunday? The town itself. We put together the ultimate Sunday itinerary to help you make the most of it. Wander through the market booths, then follow this guide into the brick-and-mortar Chamber businesses that give our historic downtown its soul. 9:00 AM – Fuel Up for the Morning Before you dive into the market stalls, kick off your morning with great coffee and something worth savoring. Start on Bay Street, then make your way in: Baked Dessert Café: Just steps away on Bay Street, locally roasted coffee, savory breakfast bites, and all-natural sweets in a space that feels nothing like a chain. Café Berlin: Swing by for coffee and a proper sit-down start to your Sunday. Then, once you’re inside the market: Boulangerie Berlin: Keep an eye out for their booth, 100% gluten-free baked goods and artisanal treats worth the stop. Cast 26 Coffee: Pick up one of their locally roasted blends right at the market on Sundays. Gilbert’s Provisions: Always worth a stop. They bring something special to market weekends, so check what they’re serving up. 10:00 AM – Explore the Market & Discover Downtown Flavors Coffee in hand, it’s time to wander. The market’s regional farm booths are the heart of it all, fresh produce, local honey, the works, but don’t overlook the downtown brick-and-mortar businesses woven into the experience. Una Bella Salute: Step inside their downtown shop to sample and take home premium extra virgin olive oils and aged balsamic vinegars. The kind of pantry finds you didn’t know you needed until you try them. 12:30 PM – Unwind with a Local Lunch As the market winds down around 1:00 PM, beat the rush and grab a table at one of the local spots just steps from the main gates: The Atlantic Hotel: Lunch at Berlin’s beautifully restored 1895 landmark. Drummer’s Café offers outdoor seating and an upscale but unhurried midday menu. Counter Clox Restaurant: Brick-oven pizzas, flame-seared steaks, and craft cocktails in a space with its own personality. The Sterling: A Berlin favorite with a menu and atmosphere worth lingering over. Rayne’s Reef: A laid-back local spot perfect for wrapping up a morning well spent. On Thin Ice: Cool off with handcrafted ice cream just steps from the market. 2:00 PM – Afternoon on Main Street The market may be wrapped up, but Berlin is just getting started. One of America’s coolest small towns earns that title street by street, so take your time and explore: Bruder Hill: Coastal gifts and finds that actually feel like the shore. East and Main Shore Supply and Apparel: Eastern Shore style done right. Victorian Charm: Unique pieces with personality to spare. Viking Trading Co.: Eclectic men’s clothing and accessories worth a browse. Treasure Cove Shoppe: The kind of shop where you always leave with something. World of Toys: A must if you have kids in tow, and honestly, even if you don’t. 4:00 PM – Soak It All In Before you head home, take a little time to dig into what makes Berlin so distinctly itself: The Calvin B. Taylor House Museum: A peaceful stop to explore Berlin’s rich local heritage inside a beautifully preserved historic home. The Mermaid Museum: Quirky, fun, and completely one of a kind. Exactly the kind of place Berlin does better than anywhere else. The Ghost Museum: If you’re curious about the darker and stranger side of the Shore, this is your stop. Parking & Planning Made Easy Not sure where to park? The Town of Berlin has custom parking maps to help you navigate town without the guesswork. However you found your way to Berlin today, whether for the Farmer’s Market or a full weekend away, we’re glad you’re here. See you downtown. The post The Perfect Sunday Itinerary in Downtown Berlin, MD appeared first on Berlin MD Chamber of Commerce.

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