Sept. 30: Chesapeake Bay Sight Foundation 12th Annual Dining in the Dark, 5-8pm, Easton Elks, 502 Dutchmans Ln., Easton. Experience a Gourmet Dinner while blindfolded and a Silent Auction. $75 per ticket (previous attendees call for discount). To benefit Blindness & Other Degenerative Eye Diseases. Contact Colleen Sheehan at 410-763-8400 or

Oct. 6 & 7: Fall Kick Off, downtown Easton. Giant pumpkins will decorate the downtown streets at this festive annual event. Events around town will celebrate the theme “Fall into Chesapeake!”, https://discovereaston.com/fallkickoff/

Oct. 7: The Second Annual Easton Fall Craft Fair will take place from 10am to 3pm on the grounds of Trinity Cathedral, 315 Goldsborough St. in downtown Easton. The indoor-outdoor fair is free and will feature 35 artisans selling one-of-a-kind crafts, from jewelry and pottery to seaglass art, crocheted toys,

Oct. 7: A Carver’s Shop – Decoy carving demonstration by Bruce Eppard, 10-4 at the Oxford Museum. More information on the exhibit and special programming at www.oxfordmuseummd.org

Oct. 8: Pancake Breakfast – Oxford Volunteer Fire Department, 8 – 11 am

Oct. 10: Working Artists Forum painting demonstration, free and open to the public, at Academy Art Museum, Easton, MD. Presentation by well-known landscape painter Meg Walsh. Ms. Walsh is known for her landscapes that are drenched in light and color.  For more information visit WorkingArtistsForum.com

Oct. 14: The much-anticipated 14th annual Easton Airport Day. Providing a captivating experience for the community to explore their local airfield and gain insights into the world of aviation. Easton Airport Day will showcase an impressive lineup of rare and distinctive aircraft, military jets, airport equipment, and unique vehicles, all

Oct 14: Talbot County Community Resource Expo, 10am - 1pm at Easton Elementary School, 307 Glenwood Ave., Easton. Hosted by the Neighborhood Service Center & Partners. Join us to help community members learn more about the agencies and services available to assist them with various needs. 410-763-6745.

Oct. 21: Tilghman Island Day, 10am to 7pm. Local seafood, oysters, crabs and much more! Watermen’s Demonstrations. 11am - Anchor Throw, 11:30am - Rowboat race, 1pm - Boat Docking Contest, 2:30pm - Workboat Races, 3:30pm - Crab Picking Contest, 4pm - Oyster Shucking Contest, & 4:30pm - Watermen’s Auction. Live

Oct. 21 & 22: Candyland, 10am–3:30pm. Kids of all ages will have a blast with a life-size version of Candyland! Rain date: Saturday, October 28, 10am–3:30pm (only if both original dates are canceled.) Admission $5 per child. Children under two and adults are free. Navigate through a fun-filled journey playing

Oct. 28: Cordova Volunteer Firemen’s Association Presents: Monster Mash Cash Bash. Cash prizes awarded every 20 minutes starting at 6pm. Grand prize drawing at 10pm. You need not be present to win. $100 per ticket - includes admission for 2 and entry into drawings, dinner, beer wagon, music & dancing,

Oct. 28: There will be an Indoor Craft & Yard Sale to benefit the Caroline County 4-H Program from 8am to 1pm at the Caroline County 4-H Park, 8230 Detour Road, Denton. Vendors, Crafters, Direct Sale consultants, Household items, Furniture, Jewelry, Antiques, Horse Tack, Tools, Pet items and more! Proceeds

Nov. 3 & 4: The Methodist Women of the Tilghman Methodist Church will be holding their annual Christmas Bazaar at the church annex from 9am-1pm. Pre-decorated Christmas Trees, Holiday Crafts, Christmas Wreaths, Christmas decorations, Baked Goods Table, White Elephant, Attic Treasures. Lunch will be available on Saturday with homemade chicken