Join us for a hands‑on experience aboard the Skipjack Nathan of Dorchester as we explore oyster ecology and help plant oyster spat at a designated sanctuary. Both trip options include time with the crew as they dredge for oysters and demonstrate how spat is planted—one adds a tour of Horn

Discover the joy of writing in a friendly, welcoming setting where creativity thrives. Each week, Adrianne Lasker guides participants through the fun of putting experiences, memories, and ideas into words—while learning how others hear and respond to your writing. This small‑group format creates a safe space to experiment, grow, and

Moving—and even the idea of downsizing—can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re planning a move, simplifying your home, or just trying to get a handle on clutter, this class offers calm, practical guidance for tackling what can feel like an impossible task. Nadine will walk you through how to approach downsizing thoughtfully

For centuries, angels and demons have inspired artists and writers to explore the boundaries between good and evil, the sacred and the profane, the human and the divine. This course examines the origins of these powerful figures and how they have been portrayed across literature and the arts. Together, we’ll

After the enthusiastic response to last fall’s History of the Papacy, Raymond returns with a focused look at the last two centuries, a period marked by dramatic transformation both within the Church and across the world. In the 19th century, the Papacy weathered the French Revolution, the imprisonment of popes,

Many people reach a stage of life where they want to give back by supporting others— former colleagues, family members, friends, or mentees— but aren’t always sure how to be most helpful. This course is designed for people who already bring experience, perspective, and good intentions, but want a bit

Each spring, as ospreys settle in for nesting season, Greg Kearns heads out on his 22‑person pontoon boat to inspect nests and band young birds. This field trip offers a rare opportunity to accompany him on one of these trips during the nesting season.  If conditions allow, it may even

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

Join us for a full day of fun as we celebrate the life and legacy of Talbot County's most famous native son, Frederick Douglass. A street parade, welcome ceremony, a children's village filled with games, prizes, face painting, learning experiences, a marketplace filled with food and retail vendors, live entertainment,