April 5: Oxford Community Center Dinner and a Movie, 6pm. Larry Paz’s famous Shrimp and Grits with New Orleans film, ‘The Big Easy’. Dinner + Movie $25 pp – starts at 6pm; Movie only is FREE – starts at 7pm.

April 6: Cars and Coffee Returns to Oxford Community Center, 8:30-10:30am. Come enjoy the incredible array of automobiles!. Free. Sponsored by Prestige Auto Vault, Eat Sprout & Doc’s Sunset Grille. https://oxfordcc.org/

April 6: There is a City Called Heaven – MD Spirituals Concert – Oxford Community Center, 5 pm. The auditorium will be full of powerful voices and stories as Leroy Potter brings Barbara Paca’s book, “There is a City Called Heaven”, to life with the MD Spirituals Choir. In partnership

April 7:  Queen Anne-Hillsboro Volunteer Fire Company Annual Dinner at the Queen Anne-Hillsboro Fire Hall, 13512 First St., Queen Anne. Dine In Buffet-Style or Carryout Available, 12pm-3pm. Country Ham, Fried Chicken, Chicken & Dumplings with all the fixin’s. Tickets $20 in advance. $25 at the door. Kids under 5 are

April 7: Blessing of the Fleet, Dogwood Harbor, Tilghman, 3:00pm. The Blessing of the Fleet is a tradition that goes back hundreds of years. All are welcome to join us as we pray for safety and prosperity at the beginning of the new crab season. A special invitation to boatbuilders

April 9: The Working Artists Forum will present a painting demonstration by well known local artist Mary Pritchard at 10:30am at the Academy Art Museum in Easton. All demos are open and free to members of the public.

April 11-13: Outdoor Pig Roast at the Amish Country Farmers Market, 101 Marlboro Ave, Easton, MD. Hosted by Kate’s Kountry Kitchen.

April 11: Boating Safety with Gary Culver - Oxford Community Center, 5:30pm. This will be an interactive presentation on boating safety skills and emergency preparedness led by Captain Gary Culver of Culver Yacht Services and Coast Guard BM1 Bryant Gooch. Free. Refreshments and Oysters will be available for purchase. Limited

April 12-13: Half Triangle Quilting Workshop – Oxford Community Center, 9am-5pm both days. Taught by Jean Konopacz, owner of JKThreads $140. https://www.jkthreads.com/ for more information and registration.

April 12: Improv Easton – Oxford Community Center, 7 pm. Get ready for an evening of laughter and spontaneity as Improv Easton returns to the stage in Oxford. $10. RSVP at https://oxfordcc.org/

April 13: St. Michaels Fire Department Spring Indoor Flea Market. Doors open 7:30am to noon. Tables available, $20 per table. To reserve a table call Donna at 410-924-9964.

April 13: Spring Ephemerals & Pollinators, 11am–1:30pm, Adkins Arboretum. The blooms of ephemeral plants, trees and shrubs are here and gone in the blink of an eye. Look for pink, white and yellow blooms and listen for early pollinators. Plants of interest include pink spring beauty, may apple, dogwood, golden

April 13-14: Chesapeake Music Announces 11th Biennial Chesapeake International Chamber Music Competition for Young Professionals. It will be held live from 11am to 6pm at the Ebenezer Theater in Easton, and live-streamed all day. The awards will be given around 5pm. This exciting daylong celebration of chamber music will feature

April 13: Splendor in 2024, 5-8pm at the Tilghman Island Fire Hall. Tickets are $40 per person and are available for purchase at Two If By Sea, Fairbank Tackle, 2 Vintage Chics, and Tilghman Island Country Store or by contacting the Museum at twm6031@gmail.com or visit our website www.tilghmanmuseum.org.

April 14: Pancake Breakfast at the Oxford Fire House, 8:00-11:00 am, $15

April 14: Designer Bag Bingo 1pm at SSPP High School Hockmeyer Cafeteria to benefit Post Prom. Doors open at 12pm. Cost is $30 for advanced tickets or $35 at the door if space allows. 20 Regular games, Special games, Chinese Auction, Raffle items, 50/50 and Door prizes. Concessions will be