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SUMMARY:The Blue Catfish Dilemma: Threat or Opportunity
DESCRIPTION:Introduced to the Virginia end of the Chesapeake Bay in the 1970s\, the Blue Catfish is now considered an invasive species\, rapidly expanding through Maryland’s rivers and outcompeting native fish for food and habitat. \nThese highly adaptable predators feed on blue crab\, menhaden\, American eel\, and other economically and ecologically important species. They can now be found in most of Maryland’s tidal and non‑tidal rivers—and even throughout the Bay itself—where their broad diet and fast growth give them a significant advantage. \nAs their population continues to surge\, the spread of Blue Catfish has become a major concern for scientists\, watermen\, and fisheries managers. Their impact on native species of the Bay has sparked intense debate about how best to respond to this growing ecological challenge. \nWe have found two inspirational speakers for our June Lecture on the Shore event on the Blue Catfish dilemma. Dr. Noah Bressman from Salisbury University to speak on how this species got out of control and the impact this has had on the Bay\, and Nick Hargrove\, the waterman/entrepreneur from Tilghman Island who sees an opportunity in solving the problem. \nWhat to Expect: \nFor this Lecture on the Shore\, we are kicking off our first event at a new venue some might remember from Aspen Institute days\, the Temple B’Nai Israel off the Easton By-Pass. \nFor those selecting the Reception & Lecture option\, we’ll start the evening off with a reception with the presentors at 5:30pm. Expect to enjoy wines and hors d’oeuvres served up by Piazza Italian Market before taking reserved seats for the program from 6:30 to 8pm. \nFor those selecting the Lecture Only option\, your evening will start with the presentation at 6:30pm with a choice of attending IN PERSON or via LIVESTREAM. \nIn both cases\, we’ll finish up with a participative Q&A at the end from which you can draw your own conclusions: threat\, opportunity\, or both!
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LOCATION:Temple B’nai Israel\, 7199 Tristan Drive\, Easton\, MD\, 21663\, United States
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SUMMARY:Juneteenth at the Academy Art Museum
DESCRIPTION:June 20: Juneteenth at the Academy Art Museum\, 12pm–4pm. Free and Open to All. Join the Academy Art Museum for its 16th annual Juneteenth celebration—a free\, daylong event honoring the voices\, history\, and lived experiences of Easton’s historic Hill Community\, one of the oldest free African American neighborhoods in the United States. The day will also feature a lecture by artist Tawny Chatmon from 3–4pm\, along with opportunities for conversation and engagement with regional partners including Building African American Minds\, the Frederick Douglass Honor Society\, and the Talbot County Free Library. Free and open to all\, this year’s Juneteenth celebration is an invitation to gather\, reflect\, and connect—grounded in local history and looking toward a shared future.
URL:https://talbotguidemd.com/events/juneteenth-at-the-academy-art-museum/
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SUMMARY:3rd Annual Bike Show presented by Rommel Delmarva at the VFW Post 5246 Riders
DESCRIPTION:June 20: 3rd Annual Bike Show presented by Rommel Delmarva at the VFW Post 5246 Riders\, 2630 Veterans Dr.\, Federalsburg. $5 General Admission. $10 show entry. Registration 11am. Show 12pm. 50/50’s\, Vendors\, Food\, Tattoos. Live Entertainment with Billy Twilde Band and Swamp Donkey. Cash Giveaways\, Silent Auction\, Shirts. National Anthem by John Coleman. Limited vendor spots. Sponsors welcome.
URL:https://talbotguidemd.com/events/3rd-annual-bike-show-presented-by-rommel-delmarva-at-the-vfw-post-5246-riders/
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SUMMARY:38th Annual Antique & Classic Boat Festival and Coastal Arts Fair
DESCRIPTION:June 19-21: 38th Annual Antique & Classic Boat Festival and Coastal Arts Fair\, 10am to 5pm (Father’s Day weekend) at Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum\, 213 N. Talbot St.\, St. Michaels\, Md. Featuring the theme “Boats Built in Michigan & the Midwest\,’’ members of the Antique & Classic Boat Society-Chesapeake Bay Chapter expect to feature Chris-Craft\, Lyman\, Century\, Larson\, Gar Wood\, Matthews and many more classic and antique vessels. Other attractions include Boating History Talks on Fri. and Sat.\, free boat rides on Sat. and Sun.\, and maritime vendors\, juried artists\, nautical flea market\, children’s activities\, Field of Dreams (boats for sale)\, food vendors\, and more throughout the weekend. Boaters\, vendors\, sponsors can visit https://chesapeakebayacbs.org.
URL:https://talbotguidemd.com/events/38th-annual-antique-classic-boat-festival-and-coastal-arts-fair/
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SUMMARY:FLOWER SHOW: Celebrating Marylands Eastern Shore
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to stroll through and enjoy this colorful FREE event\, showcasing magnificent plant materials found on the Eastern Shore. Awards will be given in 4 divisions: Horticulture\, Design\, Education\, and Youth. Talbot County Garden Club (Easton) hosts the event with Boots Michalak as chair. Other clubs from Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland District 1 are participating: Chestertown Garden Club (Chestertown)\, Dorchester Garden Club (Cambridge)\, Four Seasons Garden Club (Salisbury)\, Kent Island Garden Club (Stevensville)\, Oxford Garden Club (Oxford)\, Queen Anne’s County Garden Club (Centreville)\, Somerset County Garden Club (Princess Anne)\, and Worcester County Garden Club (Berlin).
URL:https://talbotguidemd.com/events/flower-show-celebrating-marylands-eastern-shore/
LOCATION:The Packing House\, 411-A Dorchester Avenue\, Cambridge\, MD\, 21613\, United States
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SUMMARY:Outdoor Pig Roast at the Amish Country Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:June 18\, 19 & 20: Outdoor Pig Roast at the Amish Country Farmers Market\, 101 Marlboro Ave.\, Easton.
URL:https://talbotguidemd.com/events/outdoor-pig-roast-at-the-amish-country-farmers-market-2/
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