Little jam band makes big presence on East Coast
The little jam band that could is back in action. After a long hiatus, G-13 has booked a show at Buxy's Salty Dog Saloon on Saturday.
- Apr. 18, 2013
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Ocean City, Md.
5 things to do in Ocean City
Hit the greens - Ocean City has a variety of golf courses where you can perfect your swing.
5 things to do in Ocean City
Birds eye view - Catch a glimpse of Ocean City from above, with parasailing or plane rides.
5 things to do in Ocean City
Wild ponies - Take a short boat or car ride to nearby Assateague Island to see the famed wild ponies that roam the beaches, pine forest, and salt marshes. Ponies have roamed the island since the 1600s and were made famous by the Misty of Chincoteague series written by Marguerite Henry.
5 things to do in Ocean City
Sundaes in the Park - Bring your picnic basket, beach chairs to Northside Park, located at 127th Street and the Bay, for ice cream sundaes and live entertainment.
5 things to do in Ocean City
Hit the boards - Enjoy the three-mile boardwalk with more to do than you could imagine.
OCEAN CITY, Md.
Description: With the biggest boardwalk around, a 3-mile stretch, Ocean has gained national attention from The Travel Channel and USA Today as one of America's best and one of the top 10 great boardwalks. It's lined with shops, entertainment, rides and restaurants. You'd think it would be the only attraction to this town, but there's much more. Starting in Delaware heading south, you'll travel nine miles through the city, and each block is lined with a wide variety of things to do. This town truly offers a memorable vacation for families and party-goers alike.
Parking: Variety of parking throughout the 9-mile stretch. Parking at Hugh T. Cropper Inlet parking lot costs $2.50 an hour starting May 26 until Sept. 5.
Lodging: The options are endless. With many rental home options, hotels, condos and apartments, you can find just what you're looking for, whether you're staying one night or the whole summer.
Shopping: Ocean City offers plenty of shopping, especially when it comes to beach gear and souvenirs.
Attractions/Recreation: Again, a wide mix, from water parks, amusement parks, museums, eco-tours, mini golf, water sports, fishing, boating, boardwalk games, arcades, and photo souvenirs.
Nightlife: O.C. has a great nightlife scene for any age over 21. Enjoy an extra hour of partying with bars closing at 2 a.m. versus 1 a.m. in Delaware. Live music or DJs are at many of the locations.
Restaurants: Many grab and go options and some fine dining.
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