Gilbert Byron, a native of Chestertown, MD, arrived in Lewes, DE in 1926 to teach History at Lewes School. Mollie Ingram, a recent widow raising 6 children, rented young Gilbert a room in her home on Kings Highway. Thus began a love affair between Gilbert, the town, and the families

Sept. 19: 14th annual SADDLIN' UP for BREAST CANCER TRAIL EVENT at Tuckahoe Equestrian Center to benefit The Red Devils who provide life enhancing support services to breast cancer patients...All Pinked Out Parade/Contest...Raffles, Silent Auction, Ride on your own on marked trails, Lunch...camping with reservations...jacquiecowan@comcast.net / 410-215-4979 / https://www.facebook.com/saddlinupforbreastcancer

Sept. 19: 34th Annual Native American Festival, 214 Middle Street, Vienna. Bring your lawn chair and spend the day. Gates open at 10am. Grand entry at 11am. Close at 6pm. Native music - Ethnic food - Local Cuisine - Native Wares - Jewelry - Clothes - Crafts - Bake Table

Sept. 19: Neavitt Flea Market, from 8am to noon (no rain date). Unusual collectibles, tools, boat gear, antiques, books, furniture, sports equipment, pottery, dished, and houseware items. For more info. contact marjorie.vonrueden@gmail.com

Sept. 19: St. Michaels Fire Department Fall Indoor Flea Market, 8am to 1pm. Tables available - $20 a table. Contact Donna Cheezum to reserve your space at 410-924-9964. All spaces must be paid 1 week in advance to reserve your spot.

Sept. 20: Christian Troupers Concert at 4pm, Christ Church of Federalsburg, 201 S. Main St., Federalsburg. Special guests Rev. Jack D. Cohen, MC & Jill Lynn Cohen.

Sept. 25: 100 Years of Aerospace Engineering with Professor Terry J. Hart at the Oxford Community Center, 5:30pm. Tickets $10. oxfordcc.org

Sept. 26: 30th Annual Choptank Heritage Skipjack Race. Skipjacks will be moored at Long Wharf and along the bulkhead by the county building before and after the race. This is the third race in Maryland’s triple crown of skipjack races. Boats will have competed at the Deal Island Labor Day

Sept. 26: Oxford Fire Company Auxiliary Rummage Sale, 9am-noon at Oxford Vol. Fire Co, 300 Oxford Rd. Sale 9-12.  Bag Sale 11:30-12.  Free sale 12-12:30. Accepting donations, Fri., Saturday 25, 8-12. For more information call 215-817-1850.

Sept. 30: OCC Classic Cinema Club and the Oxford Museum Presents ‘1776’, 3pm, at the Oxford Community Center. A historical Musical Drama starring William Daniels, Howard da Silva, Donald Madden, John Cullem, Ken Howard, and Blythe Danner. The film is a fictionalized account of the event leading up to the

Oct. 2: Shoot For Success – Sporting Clays Tournament – The Point at Pintail, Queenstown, MD. Benefit Talbot County Chamber Foundation. Registration $500 Teams; $150 Individuals. Talbot County Chamber of Commerce.

Oct 2: Outdoor Movie Night Hotel Transylvania – Movies start when it’s dark. The Academy Art Museum, 106 South Street, Easton. Bring a chair and blanket. Framptom Funeral Home. Discovereaston.com

Oct. 2-3: Carve out some time for Easton's Fall Kickoff. Shop, dine, and stroll the giant pumpkin trail in downtown Easton on Friday and Saturday. Our local shops and galleries are open and ready to help you stock up for the fall season.

Oct. 10: Mason Dixon Deputies Cowboy Mounted Shooting Competition, 12pm, at the Tuckahoe Equestrian Center, 619 Crouse Mill Rd., Queen Anne. Competition events: Main Match, Shotgun, & Rifle. Must be a current CMSA card holder to compete. Free admission. Free for public and spectators to come cheer on their favorite

Put your nature detective skills to the test! Join us for a family-friendly scavenger hunt along the trails. Follow a map, solve clever clues, and search for signs of seeds, insects, birds, plants, and other wildlife as you work together to solve the Pickering Creek Nature Mystery. Explore at your

Oct. 15: Talbot County’s 2nd Annual Witch Paddle for Breast Cancer Awareness is coming back from 4:30–7:30pm, 25876 Royal Oak Road, Easton, MD. Join us for an evening of community, fun, and support as we paddle together to raise awareness and make a difference in the fight against breast cancer.

Enjoy a peaceful paddle along the scenic shores of Pickering Creek this fall! As evening sunset approaches, enjoy the striking colors of autumn begin to flush through the forest on both sides of the creek. Keep your eyes open for statuesque herons and eagles, and listen for fish jumping as