Discover What's New For 2013 In The Mid-Atlantic

(U.S. Mid-Atlantic Region, November 20, 2012) Visitors traveling to the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States in 2013 will have a collection of exciting new events, attractions and festivals to experience. This region offers a year of historic commemorations, one-of-a-kind celebrations and exclusive happenings that can only be seen in the Mid-Atlantic. View a sneak peek of what's new for 2013 below. (For additional information on any of these specific events, please contact the state tourism office or CVB listed.)

Delaware

Set in downtown Dover, Delaware's historic district, from April 28 - May 5, 2013, the 2013 Plein Air Paint Out!is an opportunity for visitors to participate in a unique arts experience, interact with local and regional artists and experience America's colonial and turn-of-the century architecture and heritage. New artists welcome.Kent County & Greater Dover Delaware Convention and Visitors Bureau, Lorraine J. Dion,ldion@visitdover.com, visitdover.com.

Maryland

The $500 million, 300,000 square foot world-class Maryland Live is coming in 2013! In addition to four nationally acclaimed restaurants, it features 4,750 Las Vegas-style slot machines and electronic table games, including Blackjack, Roulette and Mini-Baccarat. For live entertainment, visit the 500-seat Rams Head Center Stage. Annapolis & Anne Arundel County Conference and Visitors Bureau, Susan Steckman,ssteckman@VisitAnnapolis.org, VisitAnnapolis.org.

Everyman Theatre is embarking on their 22^nd season, and they are moving to Baltimore's downtown Westside into a brand new state-of-the art theatre custom engineered to deliver the intimate Everyman experience. The inaugural season opens in January in their new location with the Tony Award winning play, August: Osage County. Visit Baltimore, Moneé Cottman, mcottman@baltimore.org, Baltimore.org.