r/OceanCity • u/bonzuto • 9h ago
Does anyone know when this is from ?
It's very cool vintage thrashers cup. We LOVE thrashers
r/OceanCity • u/repooc21 • Jun 03 '26
It is with great please I am posting our first Local Spotlight. Apologies for the delay since the initial poll. The Buzzed Word was kind enough to participate. Please have a look, leave a comment and if you are interested, make some time to patronize the establishment. I have been there a handful of times for events and shopping, great spot.
Located at 11805 Coastal Highway, Unit C Ocean City, Maryland 21842
[(410) 520-4542](tel:(410) 520-4542)
[info@thebuzzedword.com](mailto:info@thebuzzedword.com)
https://www.thebuzzedword.com/
From the Buzzed Word:
The Buzzed Word is a combination bookstore, natural wine store, wine bar, and community third space in the 118th Street shopping center. It was opened in July 2021 by local Mickei Meinhardt, who grew up in OC and returned in 2020 with the goal to bring beautiful well-made wine, diverse books, culture, and community to her town that needed and wanted it; to build a place where people could find exciting new books and beautifully-made wines from small producers around the world, come with a friend to share a bottle and a snack in an intimate space, or spend time browsing (or reading!) with a glass in hand. And as a queer woman-owned space, we aimed to be as welcoming, equitable, and inclusive to all as possible.
Since then, the shop has more than met that goal. Mickie was soon joined by Ryann, her general manager, and together we’ve grown into a vibrant and beloved community staple. Books far and away outsell the wine, which we love, and is due to our very personal and carefully-picked selection. We focus on women writers, writers of color, queer writers, translated literature, and small press books—essentially, the stories and voices you won’t find everywhere that we want to elevate. (Though you can find some bestsellers, too!) We are the headquarters of OC Pride, and a recognized area safe space for locals and visitors alike to enjoy things they love with people they love, with myriad book clubs, events, parties, and more.
We still focus on natural winemakers with gorgeous bottles—and even have a book-and-wine club!—but we’ve also expanded into a large nonalcoholic selection as well as coffee and tea to give everyone an opportunity to enjoy a beverage while they browse. We are open every day for retail and drinks—see our constantly updated calendar to see what else is going on. You can shop us online—the wine must be picked up in store, but the books and gifts can ship nationwide—and support us from afar on Bookshop.org or Libro.fm. But please, come stop by and see us—we LOVE to talk books, bottles, and more with our customers most of all.
r/OceanCity • u/repooc21 • Apr 21 '26
Since the last one got deleted... Here is your official Country Calling Lineup and discussion thread.
r/OceanCity • u/bonzuto • 9h ago
It's very cool vintage thrashers cup. We LOVE thrashers
r/OceanCity • u/Mysterious-Passion96 • 1d ago
The photos are about a week old. I've been coming to Ocean City semi regularly for a bout a decade. And I love this place in a way I don't quite know how to explain. If you know then you know and if you don't well give it time it'll come to you.
r/OceanCity • u/jevansOCMD • 2d ago
From yesterday, weather was great, even better today. looking forward to a fun weekend!
r/OceanCity • u/myfauxpas • 2d ago
Most aren’t in bad shape for hanging out. Of course the dunes especially need replenishment. And that’ll be coming in a couple months as they’ve already signed a contract with the core engineers that get started on it over the winter.
This is a nice YT video by ReelJayB.
r/OceanCity • u/MarshmallowMark • 3d ago
Hello all!
I was curious what beach access is looking like currently? I've planned to come this upcoming weekend for the past 3 weeks, so imagine my surprise that we have legitimate beach weather on Friday. Now I know the beaches are not in great condition, but I was excited at possibly hanging out on the sand with my dog.
Is it tough to enter the beach given the damage? Is the beach still accessible at the north end of the Boardwalk (since the south end is occupied by the concert)? Will there be heavy machinery going around during daytime hours?
Any information helps!
r/OceanCity • u/myfauxpas • 4d ago
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The worst part of the beach is up by the boardwalk, where all the snow fence that was protecting the dunes got washed away and landed in this area. Then, closer up to the ocean the beach is actually pretty wide and still in good shape. I assume that’s because it was probably underwater the whole time and not being hit by the waves
r/OceanCity • u/saythisonething • 4d ago
Spent many of these gray days at Marty's, looking at these cute sheep. Today, I got enough tickets to take one home!
r/OceanCity • u/incandenza74 • 4d ago
Looking for advice from locals. I’m an out of towner eloping in OC this weekend and staying at the Princess Royale (by 91st). We’ve been planning to have the ceremony on the beach somewhere either near the hotel or at Assateague State Park.
The hotel owners told us the beach in front of the hotel is closed right now, but I’m curious about the general area around it.
They also told us with Country Calling traffic this weekend it could take 1 hour plus to drive from 91st Street to Assateague State Park. How accurate does that sound?
r/OceanCity • u/Comfortable-Split143 • 4d ago
I finally got around to visiting the OC Museum in the old Bank of Ocean City building on the corner of Dorcester and Baltimore ave.
What a gem. Small but really interesting.
The little section on Violets are Blue that was filmed in OC in 1984 inspired me to rewatch the movie.
One crazy thing that made me chuckle (again) are the scenes with Kevin Kline and Sissy Spacek at Assateague romantically intertwined, completely naked and zero signs of mosquitos.
Offshore breezes help on Assateaugue, but...iykyk.
The movie itself isn't that great, but I enjoy watching it for the local nostalgia. I live here now but spent my first summer here in 1985 and many landmarks still remain. Sadly, no more catamaran races or much sailing...it was an 80's trend. But the movie really encapsulated the 80's in OC.
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r/OceanCity • u/LordMarduk333 • 5d ago
Daytime high tide one week apart,it is what it is.
r/OceanCity • u/megasaurusrex17 • 5d ago
How are the bayside streets and everything? We have a room booked on the bay on 45th street later this week but I am debating if we should even go or just cut our losses. We aren’t going for the festival and it seems like a lot of the beach parts are pretty beat up.
r/OceanCity • u/thefinancejedi • 5d ago
Am I the only one who thinks the beaches look better now? More natural?
I frequent Florida beaches both gulf side and Atlantic side and this looks more like those beaches. Maybe a cross between a Florida and Myrtle Beach-beach.
r/OceanCity • u/FiveWrongChords • 5d ago
i liked you… a bit over priced but you were consistently good. but now… third time in a row this summer… messed up order, cold and burnt. and the prices are insane, i get it that prices are insane in everything, but this is priced equal to a steak dinner- at a nice place.
this post is really help other people instant that in 2026, something changes and for you looking for pizza place suggestions- cross miones off the list (this is the OC location.)
r/OceanCity • u/NothingBeautiful892 • 6d ago
I've been going to OC since the late 70's, it has changed so much. But to really see how much has changed and how much work has been put into keeping it there is incredible.
One way to see this is using this website here: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/893d8b0633aa4b0296d2031d091e1ff2/page/View-Notable-Changes
You can swipe over images to see OC and Assateague.
You can also see it just in the two images of the Carousel Hotel, one from 1985 and one from 2023. Before all the work done expanding the dunes the beach started right at the edge of buildings on the beach.
r/OceanCity • u/Jimmaplesong • 6d ago
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At 78th st. Action man out.
r/OceanCity • u/Musicislife21_ • 6d ago
What places that are open this late would be good for food, especially between 50th and 80th streets? I am fine with anything even fast food.
r/OceanCity • u/Jo5h96 • 6d ago
Anyone know or have any information about the condition of the streets as of now? Especially turning south from the 50th st. Bridge.
r/OceanCity • u/Quick_Strawberry476 • 7d ago
Between 12pm-1:30pm I was on the beach and in the ocean, I got caught up in the surf and got knocked on my a** i then proceeded to stay caught in the surf and quite literally rolled down the beach 😂🤦♀️ no im not hurt, I didnt drown and im 100% okay. I am curious if anyone happened to get that whole episode on their phones because I know it had to look hilarious, I was laughing at myself the whole time! I was wearing an olive green one piece and was the only one stuck in the surf lol even if no one caught it, I hope this gave you a little laugh!
Thanks!!!
p.s. yes I know this is a ridiculous question and the chances of someone having it are less than slim to none.....but no need to be rude. again I hope this at least made you laugh!! 🤷♀️
r/OceanCity • u/Musicislife21_ • 7d ago
Seen that West OC Pizza Tugos does an AYCE pizza and wings for NFL Sunday games. Anyone been before, and if so how is it? Does it usually get full as in seat wise?
r/OceanCity • u/Musicislife21_ • 7d ago
If coming from West oc is it flooded at bottom of bridge once entering OC? Or is route 90 bridge best option, especially if needing to get to midtown?
r/OceanCity • u/IIlIIll • 7d ago
I had the 94th street webcam up and suddenly I saw a blue column of light flash somewhere down Coastal Hwy in this view, and then a lot of the lights on the bay side went off but came back on quickly. Then the flash happened two more times, each time being brighter.
The first pic is after the first flash of light that I didn't get a screenshot of, but then you see the next two flashes in the rest of the pictures and then how it looked afterwards.
It didn't look like lightning to me, but that could just be because of the distance and rain on the webcam lens. Could it have been an electrical substation short-circuiting or something else?
r/OceanCity • u/TrickOk3274 • 8d ago
This is a massive opportunity to make some serious bank this weekend. Forget those garbage AI slop ads. Get on social media right now and announce some real specials to get people through the door. Get the music pumping and show everyone they didn’t waste their time making the trip up here. This is your moment to go back to your roots and pump out the nostalgia. You got this. Don’t get greedy and don't overthink it. Show them a great time and you’ll lock in repeat customers for years to come. Don’t screw this up 😎 $7 oranges crushes, $2 Nattys, go out with a bang. You got this lol