Local Events
On-Going Events
First Sunday of each Month: Breakfast at the Church Creek Fire Hall—all you can eat from 7:30am-11:00am
Every third Sunday: All-you-can-eat Spaghetti Dinner, beginning at 3 pm, at the Church Creek Fire Department.
Breakfast at the American Legion Post 29, Legion Road in Denton from 8-11 am. Price is $6.00 per person. For information, call 410-479-2708.
Every Sunday The First Church of God in Federalsburg holds an "Open Forum Cafe' at 9:30am. Come enjoy coffee, juice, donuts, and conversation! For more information, call 410-754-7544.
Every Monday through Friday, the Breakfast Cafe at VFW Post 4961 in Seaford is open from 8-10am. The Seaford VFW is on Middleford Road, and the proceeds go to the Veteran's Relief Fund. All are welcome.
Every Monday It’s Bingo Night at Governor’s Hall at Sailwinds Park. Doors open at 6:30, games begin at 7. For information call 410-228-7245.
Every Tuesday The Richardson Maritime Museum presents the Modeler’s Guild at the Ruark Boatworks, on Maryland Avenue and Hayward St., starting at 6:30 pm.
Every Wednesday & Saturday until October The Centreville Farmers Market runs from 9 to 1 pm, and is held at Lawyer’s Row, with parking available on Commerce Street.
Every Thursday through October The Cambridge Main Street Farmers Market is open from 3:30 to 6:30 in the Academy Street parking lot next to the Breeze Away limousine company.
Now through May 18 The Tred Avon Players perform the comedy “Sylvia” by A. R. Gurney at the Oxford Community Center. Friday and Saturday night performances are at 8 pm; Sunday matinees begin at 2 p.m. and an early-bird production will be at 7 pm Thursday, May 15. For ticket information, call 410-226-0061.
Now through May 24 The Academy Art Museum presents “American Vision: New Works from the Plein Air Painters of America.” This is a juried exhibition of the signature members of the Plein Air association. The Academy Art Museum is located at 106 South Street in Easton, Maryland. Hours of operation are Monday, Fridays & Saturdays 10am to 4pm, with extended hours on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 10am to 8pm. Admission is $3 for adults. Wednesdays are free. For more information, please call (410) 822-2787.
Now through May 31 The Troika Gallery on Harrison Street in Easton presents its “Annual Spring Show”, featuring works by 33 artists, many of whom plan to attend the special Opening Reception on April 4. For more information, call 410-770-9190.
June 1-15 The 23rd Eastern Shore Chamber Music Festival will present nine concerts, three of which are free, in Easton, Chestertown, and Queenstown. World-class musicians from throughout the United States will perform works by composers from Beethoven to Saint-Saëns and Amon to Zemlinsky. For further information and tickets, call 410-819-0380 or go to www.musicontheshore.org.
Now through Oct. 25 The West End Citizens Association conducts a one-hour walking tour of historic High Street in Cambridge every Saturday morning at 10 am.. A colonial-costumed tour guide will greet everyone in front of the Wallace Office Building at 301 Gay Street. Tour price is $8. per person, with children 12 and under free when accompanied by an adult. For reservations or more information, call 410-901-1000.
Current Events
May 9 The Mid Shore Cruisers Car Club is having a Cruise In at 6 pm at the Pizza Palace in Cambridge. No entry fee. Door Prizes. For information, call 410-943-0581.
May 9 The Grasonville Senior Center is holding a beginner’s dance jazz program for exercise, fun and dance every Friday from 1 to 2:30. The 8 week session is $15 and to register, or for more information, call 410-827-6010.
May 10 & 11 Old Trinity Church in Cambridge invites the public to The Flowering of the Church, an old Anglican tradition, from 1 to 4 pm each day. There will be tours of the sanctuary, cemetery and the “living shoreline” project currently underway. Refreshments, bake sale and herbs will be on sale. Admission is free.
May 10 The Pine Street Empowerment Center is hosting a Mother-Daughter Mother’s Day luncheon from 11 am to 2 pm. The event is sponsored by Lady Dickerson and the Women of Destiny from the Greater Mount Olive Church of Cambridge. Price for everyone over the age of 11 is $10. For more information, call 443-880-6695.
May 10 The Kent Island Volunteer Fire Department is holding a car wash, bake sale and lunch from 11 am to 2 pm. Car washes are $8.00 for smaller cars; $10 for SUV’s and Pick-ups.
May 10 The Chesapeake Bay Council of Girl Scouts is holding a Cheerleading Clinic from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm at Choptank Elementary School for all girls in grades kindergarten through 5. The Delmar Wildcats Cheerleading Squad will be teaching the clinic. Cost per girl is $20. For information, call 800-374-9811.
May 10 The Dorchester County Alumni Football Association is holding its third annual Golf Tournament at the Linkwood Family Golf Park. Tee time is 8 am and the price per golfer is $50, which includes refreshments and a golf cart.
May 10 First United Methodist Church in Secretary is holding an Indoor Flea Market & Flower Day 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the church on the corner of Main and Academy Street. There will be soups, breakfast & lunch sandwiches, baked goods, new, classic, and unique items. For information, call 410-943-0472.
May 10 Camp ESPA will have a Motorcycle Fundraiser Poker Ride that leaves 9:30 am. from the camp located at 5425 Sharptown Road. Early Registration is $20 per bike and rider/$15 per passenger. Registration at the door is $25 per bike. The ride will end at Camp ESPA at 1:30 p.m. Cash prize to be announced for best poker hand. Door prizes, 50/50 raffle Music, Vendors, and your donation includes lunch prepared by Taylor’s BBQ. Money from this fundraiser is to be used for repairs needed at the camp. To register or for more information contact Brenda 443-235-5808 - 410-883-3500.
May 10 The 5th annual Invitation to Style Fashion Show will be held at the Waterview Grille Pavilion & Gardens at the Easton Club. The runway-style fashion show and silent auction begins at 5:30 and will include food and wine. Tickets are $65.00 with a portion tax deductible. Proceeds will help fund Easton ROCKS After School and its arts programs for elementary and middle school students. For more information, call 410-820-4077.
May 10 Cambridge Main Street is holding the annual Groove City Jazz & Blues Festival from 1 to 8 p.m. at the Race & Cedar St. lot in downtown Cambridge. The festival benefits the projects of Cambridge Main Street.
May 14 Schooner's Restaurant and several local businesses are sponsoring an all-you-can-eat Pig Roast & silent auction fundraiser for Oxford resident Bob Gunter, who is fighting brain cancer. The event will be held at Schooner's...and includes food, complimentary wine and beer, live entertainment and incredible auction prizes. Price per person is $40 in advance, or $50 at the door. To reserve tickets or get more information, email organizer Sandy Hale at sandrahale1@msn.com.
May 13-14 Summer swim team registration for the Dorchester Shorefins will be held from 6 to 8 pm on both nights at the Dorchester County YMCA. Registration is $75 for the first family member, $50 for each additional family member. For more information, call Charlene Adams at 410-228-5893.
May 14-17 Master meditation teacher Erik Knud-Hansen (brother of our news director) returns to Evergreen Cove in Easton for another series of programs in the use of the Buddhist traditions of mediation and inquiry to bring an end to personal suffering. Knud-Hansen will conduct four programs on these four consecutive days….the first three will be from 7 to 9 pm…the final program will be a day-long meditation and inquiry retreat from 10 am to 6 pm. The evening sessions are $15 per program…the retreat is $50, and financial aid is available. Contact Evergreen Cove at 410-819-3395 for more information.
May 15 The 14th Annual Senior Celebration will be held 9:00am-3:00pm at Governor’s Hall, Sailwinds Park in Cambridge. It’s an educational, informative, and fun event targeted to adult population, families, and caregivers. Live Entertainment, Health Screenings, Vendors, Door Prizes, free tours of Historic Cambridge, Eastern Shore Food (priced right and including crab cakes), and more. All proceeds benefit Pleasant Day Medical Adult Day Care Center. Free Admission. Call 410-228-0190 for more information.
May 15 The Historical Society of Talbot County presents “Talbot County History for Newcomers” at two different times….noon and 7 p.m. Curator Beth Hanson will offer a look at the origin of some of the towns, local heroes and various other historical facts. The event is free. Call 410-822-0773 for more information.
May 16 The South Dorchester PK-8 School in Church Creek is holding a Family Fun Day, featuring carnival games, a petting zoo, raffles and refreshments. A moon flick will be shown at 9.
May 16 The South Dorchester PK-8 School is holding a Family Fun Day beginning at 4 pm, featuring a petting zoo, dunking booth, carnival games, an alumni softball game and a tricky tray auction. Concessions and baked goods available until 6:30 p.m. A film will be shown outside at 9 p.m.
May 16 A Spaghetti Dinner and 50/50 Raffle will be held at the American Legion Post 91 by the Malkus Bridge in Cambridge to benefit Channel Marker, Inc,…a non-profit organization that focuses on the needs of the mentally challenged in our community. The fundraiser will be held from 5:30 to 8:30….tickets are $12 per person, children 10 years and under, $8.00. For more information or to purchase advance tickets, call 410-822-4619.
May 16 The local chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, a women’s educator organization, is holding a pit beef fundraiser from 11 am to 2 pm at the Blockbuster Video lot in Easton. The price is $7.00 for a sandwich, chips and beverage. Proceeds benefit a Chesapeake College student and an annual award made to a Talbot County public school. For information, call 410-364-5134.
May 17 The St. Michaels Bay Hundred annual Gala Garden Party will be held from 4 to 8 pm on the grounds of Beverly…a 19th century estate in Talbot County. The event includes an art exhibit, house tour of Beverly, a silent auction and cash bar. Shuttle buses will be running from the parking lot of the Holy Mackerel on Route 33 to the estate. Proceeds underwrite on-going efforts to preserve the history of St. Michaels and the Bay Hundred area. For ticket information, call 410-745-3465.
May 17 Immanuel United Church of Christ is holding a Spring Sale beginning at 8 am at the church at 5401 White Hall Road and the corner of Rt. 50 in Cambridge. There will be a yard Sale, Bake Sale and Lunch, with take-outs available. There also will be a carwash.
May 17 The annual Preston Elementary School Spring Festival will be held from 11am until 3pm at the carnival grounds in Preston. There will be lots of food, carnival-style games, prizes, a petting zoo, two jumbo slides, a silent auction, face painting, arts and crafts, and more! Proceeds benefit the Preston Elementary School PTA. For information, call : Mina Pincus 410-673-1287
May 17 The Easton High School Bands present the Instrumental Music Program Spring Concert at 7 p.m. at the Talbot County Auditorium at EHS. Tickets are $10 for a family…$5.00 per adult….$3.00 for senior citizens and students. For more information, call 410-924-8670.
May 17 The Historical Society of Talbot County presents a Doll’s Colonial Tea Party at 4 p.m.. Girls are invited to dress up their dolls and bring a favorite mom, grandmother, aunt or even a dad for a true afternoon tea party. The price is $15 per person, and pre-registration is required. Call 410-822-0773 for more information.
May 17 Riverton Church is holding an all-you-can-eat Turkey Dinner from 3 to 6 pm at the church, off Route 313 between Mardela and Sharptown. Adults $9.00 each….Children under 10 $5.00. For more information, call 410-883-3639.
May 17 The 7th annual State Farm Insurance Child Safety Seat Check day will be from 10 am to 2 pm at the Megan Nabb Insurance Agency at 722 Cambridge Plaza. There will be safety information for families to share. For more information, call 410-228-2665.
May 17 The parents and students of Lollipop Lane are holding a Yard Sale and Bake Sale at the Church of the Nazarene, 97 Sandy Hill Road in Cambridge. The event is from 8 am to noon, rain or shine. For information, call 443-521-7761 or 410-228-2436.
May 17 The Hurlock Post 243 of the American Legion is holding a steak dinner & belly dancing show. Dinner is at 6:15, with entertainment at 7. Price per person is $15.00. For more information, call 410-943-8205
May 17 The Kent Island Volunteer Fire Department in Chester is holding its 5th annual Blisters for a Cure, to raise money for the Multiple Sclerosis Society’a MS 2-day, 50K Challenge Walk. The fundraiser will feature more than 20 vendors, entertainment, door prizes and food. The event will be held from 10 am to 4 pm.
May 17 The Centreville area chapter of the Knights of Columbus is sponsoring its second annual indoor flea market and bake sale, from 8 am to 2 pm. Proceeds will benefit the Knights of Columbus Scholarship fund for local parish youth. For more information, call 410-739-4071.
May 17 The Dorchester Shoreline Erosion Group will meet at 10 am at the Church Creek Volunteer Fire Company. The topic will be the Piney Point Aquifer, plus updated reports on shoreline protection and information, publicity and membership. For more information, call 410-228-8209.
May 17 The Eastern Shore Aeromodeler’s Club "HeliFun" RC Helicopter Event will be held from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm, just outside Hurlock. It is one of the largest RC Helicopter events in the country …great for spectators! Food and beverages are available. For directions and more information, visit www.HeliFun.org, or call 410-829-4000.
May 18-20 The New Liberty Wesleyan Church is holding a three-day revival, featuring Reverend Bob Hudson. Services on Sunday at 10:45 am and 6:30 pm. , and 6:30 pm Monday and Tuesday. The church is located at 28414 Bridgeville Road in Federalsburg.
May 18 Caroline County EMS begins National EMS Week with a variety of community events to distribute information, check blood pressure and help citizens learn how to protect themselves from accidents. EMS Paramedics and EMTs will be available from 11 am to 4 pm at these locations: the Federalsburg Food Lion, The Denton Food Lion and the Greensboro Save-A-Lot grocery stores. For more information, call 410-253-7102.
May 18 The Women of Zion Baptist Church in Cambridge is celebrating their Annual Women’s Day with an 11 am service, an afternoon guest preacher and a meal served after the morning service. For more information, call 410-221-1537.
May 19 The Hurlock Post 243 of the American Legion is holding a bingo night…doors open at 5…the games begin at 7. For more information, call 410-943-8205.
May 19 The Dorchester County Recreation and Parks Board is opening registration for swim lessons for children 5 years old and up. Session One is June 30 to July 11….Session Two is July 21 to August 1. The fee is $20.00 per child. For more information, call 410-228-5578.
May 21 –June 7 The Hebron Volunteer Fire Department is holding its annual Springfest and Carnival, featuring food, rides and bingo. It will be held every Wednesday-Saturday on the Carnival Grounds on Main Street in Hebron.
May 21 The Canteen Boutique is open business from 11 am to 1:30 pm in the Holly Center Canteen Building in Salisbury. Large selection of clothing, jewelry and gift items. For more information, call 410-572-6204.
May 21 Former Washington Post investigative reporter and award-winning author, Pete Earley, will describe his frustrating efforts to get help for his bipolar son, Mike – and recommend ways to improve the mental health system at the Avalon Theatre in Easton. His 7 p.m. presentation is sponsored by the Mid-Shore Anti-Stigma Coalition. Admission is free and the public is invited. For more information, call (410) 770-4801
May 21 The Habitat Golf Tournament is being held at Clearview at Horns Point, followed by a Habitat Party and Birdhouse Auction. The price per golfer is $100. Those attending the party and auction only pay $40.00 per person. Proceeds benefit the Habitat for Humanity of Talbot and Dorchester Counties. For more information, call 410-820-6186.
May 23 The Hurlock Post 243 of the American Legion is holding a steamed shrimp and chicken tenders dinner from 5 to 7 p.m. Carry-outs available. Price per person is $6.50. For more information, call 410-943-8205
May 23-25 The annual Seaford Heritage Weekend will feature a Civil War encampment re-enactors and music by The Susquehanna Travellers…a group performing 19th century Civil War and Irish songs. There will be a fashion show Friday, plus an antique car show, food and craft vendors and a 19th century-style church service Sunday morning. For more information, call 302-629-9690.
May 24-25 The 24th Annual Oxford Fine Arts Fair will be held at the Oxford Community Center from 10 am to 5 pm each day. Work from 40 local and national artists will be featured, and there will be art for sale, plus refreshments. Proceeds benefit the programs of the Oxford Community Center. A special Patron’s Preview Party will be held Friday night. For information, call 410-226-5904.
May 24 The Mid Shore Cruisers Car Club is holding its 13th annual Spring Car Show, from 10 am to 3 pm at Schaeffer & Strominger on Route 50 in Cambridge. There will be door prizes. For information, call 410-943-0581.
May 24 The Delmar Church of God of Prophecy is holding a sandwich sale, featuring oysters, crabs, chicken, hot dogs and hamburgers, plus a yard sale, car wash and yard sale. The church is on Route 13 North & Dorothy Road (3 miles north of the MD/DE state line). For more information, call 302-875-7824.
May 24 A free screening clinic will be held to identify Mid-Shore children who can benefit from the care provided by Shriners Hospitals. Children under the age of 18 who have orthopedic problems are the focus of the clinic, which will be held from 10 am to 1 pm at the Choptank Electric Co-op on Meeting House Road (Route 328) in Denton. For more information, call 410-634-2701.
May 24 A Longaberger Basket Bingo will be held at the Bay Country Moose Lodge in Queenstown to support the Chesterwye Center Building Fund. Door prizes, raffles food and beverages will be offered. Cost is $20 in advance…$25. at the door. Doors open at noon, with games beginning at 1. For more information, call Cathy at 410-364-5982 or 410-310-5901.
May 25 The Madison Volunteer Fire Company is holding an all-you-can-eat breakfast from 7 to 11:30 am. Adults: $7.00, Children 6-12: $4.00, children 5 and under: free. For more information, call 410-228-7179.
May 25 Groove City Maryland presents Antonio (Tony) Covay, son of legendary motown songwriter, Don Covay (Chain of Fools, performed by Aretha Franklin)…who will perform from 3-6pm at The Choptank Riverside Ampitheatre at the Visitor's Center in Cambridge. Hubbard's Pharmacy at 636 Race Street is sponsoring the free concert.
May 25 The Greensboro Go-Getters Team is having a basket bingo to benefit the March of Dimes at the Denton American Legion. Doors open at 1:00, games start at 2:00. All tickets $20. Call for flyer or information- Edna 302-349-5508 or Karen 302-349-5713.
May 25 Cruisin’ for Donna Paddleboat cruise on the Choptank River, from 3 to 6 pm, to raise money for Donna Lauck Cohee, struggling with disease. Boarding will be at Suicide Bridge Restaurant in Secretary. Tickets are $40 per person, and includes picnic fare and a live auction. For more information, contact 410-943-3542.
May 26 The Hurlock Post 243 of the American Legion is holding a bingo night…doors open at 5…the games begin at 7. For more information, call 410-943-8205.
May 26 A Memorial Day Gospel Concert will be held at 6 pm at the Federalsburg Marina Park Pavilion in Federalsburg. Featured artists will include The King’s Ambassadors, Two Mile Road, Jimmy Passwaters and Judy Laramore. Bring a chair..and call 410-924-4801 if you need more information.
May 27 An adult volunteer orientation session for the Holly Center will be held at 1 pm at the Canteen Building, on 926 Snow Road in Salisbury. Volunteers help support the services offered to developmentally disabled residents.
May 29-June 1 The Academy Art Museum presents a workshop titled Experimenting with Impressionist Painting Techniques with instructors: Ross Merrill, Chief of Conservation at the National Gallery of Art and Robert Gamblin, a founder of Gamblin Artists' Oil Colors . The workshop will be held on location in Wye Mills. Cost is $465 for members and $490 for non-members and includes four painting panels & paints. Please call Janet Hendricks at (410) 822-2787(ARTS) for reservations.
May 29 The Dorchester General Hospital Auxiliary is holding an “It’s in the Bag” sale, featuring bags, totes, wallets and luggage up to 70% off retail prices. The sale is 7 am to 4 pm and will be held in the hospital’s lobby. Proceeds benefit programs and services of the hospital.
May 30 The Nanticoke Rotary Club is holding its 13th annual Golf Outing, to raise money for scholarships and maintenance and repairs on the Rotary Houses, provided for struggling families in the Seaford area. To become a sponsor or participant, call 302-628-9900.
May 31 The 2008 Wicomico County Youth Summit Conference will be held from 9:30 am to 3 p.m. at the Salisbury University Guerrieri Center. The conference theme is Dare to be Different, with a focus on creating healthy relationships. The conference is for middle and high school students, parents and other caring adults in Wicomico County. For more information, call 410-543-6942, etc. 1703.
May 31-June 1 Representatives from at least 15 Maryland wineries will be taking part in the first-ever Chesapeake Bay Wine Festival, to be held at Terrapin Park in Stevensville. There will be food, live entertainment, and many events just for kids. For more information, call 410-200-6127 or visit www.chesapeakebaywinefestival.org. Proceeds will benefit several area charities.
June 6 The final Square and Round Dance with the Dorchester Swingers for the season will be held from 8 to 10:30 PM at Maple Elementary School on Egypt Rd. in Cambridge. There will be a Silent auction and refreshments served. There will not be any dances in July or August. They will resume Friday, September 5, same time, same place. For information. call: 410-822-7535.
June 7 The first annual POW-MIA 7460 Bike Show will begin at noon at the VFW Post 7460 Sandy Hill Rd,. Many bike events begin 2 p.m.; judging the many classes of motorcycles is at 3:45 p.m. Live music, food, vendors, games. Tickets $5; bike entry cost $10. The event will benefit the VFW Operation Uplink program, which enables military personnel and hospitalized veterans to communicate with their families and loved ones by providing them with a free phone cards. For info, call 410-228-7460.
June 7 The 22nd annual Greenwood Spring Festival will be held rain or shine at the Greenwood Mennonite School in Delaware. The family event starts with an all you can eat breakfast, an auction at noon and lots of food, crafts and entertainment….not to mention helicopter rides. Proceeds benefit the Greenwood Mennonite School, the longest continuing Mennonite elementary school in the nation. For more information, call 302-422-0745.
June 7 St. Luke’s United Methodist Church presents the 19th Annual Strawberry Festival and Craft Show at St. Luke's Church, 304 Talbot Street, from 10 AM to 5 PM. There will be crafts, lunch, bake sale, and 50 artisans displaying quality crafts of all kinds, plus strawberries to eat and take home. There is no admission charge. For more information call the church office at 410-745-2534.
June 8 The MARKS RC Model Airplane Club is holding its annual airshow at the MARKS Flying Field in Salisbury. There will be radio-controlled planes and helicopters, a full scale fly-by, children’s events and food. Admission is free, but bring a chair or blanket. The event is from 1 to 4:30 pm….the rain date is June 15. For more information, call 410-430-5504.
June 13 The Dorchester Senior Council is holding a Senior Health & Information Day from 10 am to 2 pm at the Hurlock Senior Center in Hurlock. There will be free blood pressure screening, and information from a variety of senior care providers. The event is free.
June 14 The Kennard Alumni Association is holding a 5K Walk/Run and Family Day to help raise money for the restoration and renovation of the KHS Building. The school is being converted to a museum and cultural heritage center. The walk/run begins at 9 am….there also will be arts and crafts for sale, building tours and a classic car show. For more information, call 443-239-2110.
June 16-20 First Baptist Church of Easton is holding Vacation Bible School from 9am to noon…the theme is Outrigger Island: Living God’s Unshakeable Truth. For information or to register, call 410-822-9275.
June 21 The VFW Post 5246 is holding a bike show at the post in Federalsburg. There will be raffles, food, beverages and entertainment by Birddog & the Road Kings, and Cross Roads. Admission is $5.00 per person, $15.00 per bike….registration until 2:30 p.m. For information, call 410-943-8227.
July 19 The Wicomico Pop Warner Panthers will be hosting the 2nd Annual NFL, Pepsi, Punt, Pass, & Kick. The competition is free to all boys and girls ages 8-15. The competition will take place from 9AM to 4PM at 406 E. Gordy Rd in Salisbury. For more information contact Mike Hurley at 410-860-6625 .August 21-22 The Dorchester General Hospital Auxiliary is holding a Bath & Beauty Collection Sale, featuring gift items, bath and cosmetic items and aroma misters. The sale is 9 am to 4pm Thursday and 7 am to 2 pm Saturday. Proceeds benefit the programs and services of the hospital.
October 11 The annual Memory Walk to raise funds for Alzheimer’s disease research will be held in Salisbury at the Center City Building. Registration will be at 9 am, and the walk begins at 10.
November 14-16 The 38th annual Waterfowl Festival will be held from 10 am to 6 pm on Friday and Saturday, and until 4 pm on Sunday. This is a premier fine art and sportsman’s expo….featuring paintings, decoy carvings, hunting dog demonstrations, and lots of food and entertainment. Admission Friday and Saturday is $12.00 per person…$10 on Sunday, or $24.00 for a multi-day pass. Children 12 and under accompanied by an adult are free. For information, call 410-822-4567.
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