Aug. 27: Free Family Western Square Dance. A free Community Square Dance will be held at Anchor Church at 5pm located at 620 Goldsborough Street in Easton. Middle schoolers thru senior adults are invited. Enjoy laughing and socializing with one another. No dance experience is necessary. If you can walk

Aug. 31: The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum will host its annual Charity Boat Auction, 8am-1pm. Inviting guests to its waterfront campus to bid on donated vessels of all shapes and sizes in support of its mission. Dozens of boats and watercraft, ranging in size and performance, will be auctioned off

Aug. 31: The Oxford Community Center presents The Fabulous Hubcaps at the Oxford Community Center, 7pm. Tickets $35. oxfordcc.org.

Sept. 6: Dinner and a Movie – Indian theme, at the Oxford Community Center. Join us for fabulous Indian cuisine created Roopa and Probal Gupta with Larry Paz. Enjoy the ‘The Great Exotic Marigold Hotel’ movie. Dinner + Movie is $25 pp and starts at 6pm; Movie only is FREE

Sept. 6: Movie night at Moton Park, at 8:30pm. Space Jam! Bring a chair and a blanket for cinema under the stars! Our movie nights will be a free event for all ages.

Sept. 7: Boating Party Fundraising Gala at Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. Join us for a night of camping out under the stars at CBMM’s annual Boating Party! Your yurt awaits and paddles are ready for this glamorous evening! All funds help support CBMM’s myriad of programs, activities, events, and more!

Sept. 9-14: Back to School Open House at Eastern Shore Karate and Fitness, 29000 Information Lane, Unit 306, Easton. Saturday, Sept. 14, noon-2pm. Pizza party, games, free class. For more info., call 410-980-0598.

Sept. 9: Grocery Bingo at the Cordova Firehouse. This is the second Monday because of the Labor Day holiday. Doors open at 5:45 and games start at 6:30. Refreshments are available. For more information, call Rose at 410-364-5079.

Sept. 11: Ceremony to Commemorate 9/11, 8am to 11am. Talbot County, in coordination with the Town of Easton, will host an official ceremony to commemorate the events of September 11, 2001 on the corner of West and Dover Streets in Easton, Maryland. The ceremony will begin at 8:30am sharp, so

Sept. 12-14:  Outdoor Pig Roast at the Amish Country Farmers Market, 101 Marlboro Ave., Easton.

Sept. 12: Community Talk: An Update from the Oxford Lab at the Oxford Community Center at 5:30pm. This Talk is in partnership with Oxford Museum and is in conjunction with the Museum’s Oxford Lab exhibit. FREE. Please RSVP at oxfordcc.org so we know to expect you!

Sept. 14: Walk to End Alzheimer's. The event opens at 9:00am at Idlewild Park, 115 Idlewild Ave, Easton. The Ceremony and Walk start at 10:00am. You can register online at http://act.alz.org/easton. Visit http://www.arcadia-living.com for more information about the sign-up event.

Sept. 14: 32nd Annual Native American Festival. One day only.  Rain or shine. 214 Middle Street, Vienna. Bring your law chair. Gates open at 10am. Grand entry at noon. Close at 6pm. Native music, ethnic food, local cuisine, native wares, jewelry, clothes, crafts, bake table, and vendors. Open to the

Sept. 14: Mid Shore Behavioral Health, Inc. (MSBH), in collaboration with the health departments of Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s, and Talbot Counties, is proud to announce the fifth annual “The Mid-Shore is Going Purple Together” event. Scheduled for Saturday, September 14th, from 10:30am to 1pm at James T. Park

Sept. 14: The 5th Annual OCC Road Rally. Classic and Vintage cars are invited to the Oxford Community Center, 8pm. Special interest modern cars will be accepted. Over 70 miles of scenic roads with a minimum of traffic, includes breakfast and lunch for the driver and one passenger at a

Sept. 15: Eastern Shore Jousting Association will be holding their Annual Ridgely Joust starting at 1pm at the Tuckahoe Equestrian Center, 619 Crouse Mill Road, Queen Anne, MD. Jousting is Maryland's Official State Sport. Open to the public to watch. Please bring your own chairs. For more information, contact Dorsey

Sept. 15: Kids’ Bingo at the Preston Lions Club, Preston. Doors open at 12. Games start at 2pm. 20 games for $10. Three door prizes, Tricky tray tickets for $5. Seating limited to 50 players. Food available for purchase. Call Diane Engle to reserve seats in advance at 410-829-9078.

Sept. 21 & 22: 16th Annual Alpaca Farm Festival, 24480 Pinetown Road, Preston. Sept. 21, 11-4 and Sept. 22, 12-4. Meet and greet the Alpacas. Visit the farm store. Pony rides & Paca train rides, moon bounce & slide. Yard games & face painting, live music, artisans & craft vendors,

Sept. 21: Camp Mardela Camp Supper Fundraiser, 301 Deep Shore Rd., Denton. Ham, turkey, mashed potatoes, green beans, sweet potatoes, dressing, coleslaw, rolls, desserts, beverages. Dine in or carry out. First come first serve. $12 minimum.

Sept. 21: Bingo at the American Legion Talbot Post 70, 29511 Canvasback Dr., Easton. Doors open at 12 noon and Bingo at 1pm. $20.00 BUY IN. Lunch is available.

Sept. 21: Dancing with the Stars for Hispanic Heritage, 7pm at the Oxford Community Center. Come celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the OCC and watch local celebrities participate in a dance competition! This is a fundraiser in partnership with Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center (ChesMRC). Doors open at 6:30pm. Tickets cost

Sept. 22: Breakfast at the American Legion Talbot Post 70, 29511 Canvasback Dr., Easton, 8-11am. AYCE, $13.

Sept. 25: Free Estate Planning Seminar at the Benedictine Community Services and Training Center, 723 Goldsborough St., Suite A, Easton. Topics include: Estate Planning Basics and Special Needs Trusts. 6-6:30pm reception. 6:30-7:30pm presentation. Presentation will be live streamed on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/benschool.org. To register call contact [email protected] at 410-634-2292 ext.

Sept. 26: Community Talk: Dan Small, 5:30pm at the Oxford Community Center. Dan Small, the Associate Director of Natural Land Stewardship at the Center for Environment and Society at Washington College will talk about the plans for expanding the Oxford Conservation Park and how it fits with the goals of

Sept. 27-29: Chesapeake Film Festival. In historic downtown Easton is organized and presented in programming blocks for feature, environmental, documentaries, shorts, animation and student films. In addition to the films, there are live discussion panels with directors and producers, an engaging, expert-led session on the Art of Storytelling, VIP events