Events
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2 events,March 29: Toy/Electronic Bingo at the Goldsboro Fire Hall. Doors open 11:30am and Bingo starts at 1pm. $30 in advance. $35 at the door. 20 regular games and 5 special games. 50/50. Silent Auction. For more information contact Angie Cowgill at 410-829-6084. March 29: Caroline County Garden Club hosts a Cash Bingo at the Federalsburg VFW, doors open at noon, games begin at 2pm. Call 410-310-5454 to reserve ticket for $30 before the 29th, $35 the day of. More information on Facebook at “Caroline County Garden Club-Maryland. |
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Discussing favorite books is a great way to make new friends, but with many book clubs it can be difficult to become a part of the group. Join us for “Books with Friends” in a monthly exploration of favorite books to share among an inclusive group of Chesapeake Forum friends.
$10.00
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Join Chesapeake Forum faculty and staff at the Academy Art Museum in Easton on April 2nd from 3:30 - 5:30 PM for a special look at upcoming spring classes. Enjoy light hors d'oeuvres and beverages while learning about what's in store including The Secrets Stories of the Constitutional Convention, Budgeting
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April 3: Good Friday Bake Sale will be held at the Cordova Firehouse Engine Room from 7 am to 12 noon. For more information, call Belinda at 410-820-1283. Baked goods may be dropped off the evening before from 6 to 8pm. April 3: Jazz on the Stage at Oxford Community Center featuring Stella Cole, ‘It’s Magic’, at 7:30pm. Join Stella Cole for a magical tour of the classics! An intimate evening of jazz live on the Stage @ OCC featuring Stella Cole, whose soulful voice and masterful phrasing bring classic and |
2 events,April 4: Easton’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt. Spring Celebration as thousands of eggs will be spread out on the Talbot County Courthouse grounds for Easton’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt. The hunt starts at 10:00am when the Easter Bunny arrives on a Fire Truck. The anticipated hunt start times are: 10:15am
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April 4: Easter Shoot at the Federalsburg VFW Post 5246. Still & clay targets. $6 each shoot, prizes every round. Starts at 12pm, ends at 4pm. Rain or shine. 410-829-6308 for more information. |
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An in‑depth look at how the ospreys of the Chesapeake may be telling us something urgent about the health of the Bay itself. In this eye-opening program, Senior Park Naturalist Greg Kearns shares insights from decades of hands‑on work with ospreys along the Patuxent River and throughout the Chesapeake Bay.
$30.00
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4 events,April 9-11: Outdoor Pig Roast at the Amish Country Farmers Market, 101 Marlboro Ave., Easton.
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Step into a sea of color at Vintage Family Farm, where over 100,000 tulips burst into bloom each April. This joyful, hands‑on experience invites you to wander through rows of vibrant flowers, snip your favorites straight from the field, and create a stunning spring arrangement to take home. It’s part
$65.00
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Discover the joy of birding through a hands‑on, confidence‑building introduction to bird identification—perfect for beginners and equally welcoming to seasoned birders looking to sharpen their skills. This spring course blends engaging classroom sessions with guided field trips to habitats chosen for their rich diversity of species, making birding both accessible
$80.00
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From Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion and the Kansas City Chiefs’ Arrowhead Stadium to listening rooms throughout the United States, husband-wife duo GOLDPINE has been offering their own brand of bold harmony-driven Americana to audiences large and small. WINNER of the 2022 Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest, their distinctive harmonies are
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7 events,April 11: Positive Strides Therapeutic Riding Center invites cyclists to its 13th Annual Spring Classic Bike Tour, in support of its mission to build confidence, self-esteem and a sense of accomplishment for children and adults with physical, cognitive and emotional challenges. The event in charming Easton, includes 25, 50 or
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April 11: Tidy Up Talbot is an annual trash clean up hosted by the Phillips Wharf Environmental Center. Supply pick up will take place inside Easton Point Park from 9-11am. We'll have snacks available for all participants! Then, pick up trash anywhere in Talbot County that you think needs some
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April 11: Land, Legacy, and Freedom: Native American Strength Shapes a Nation, 10am to 5pm at Linchester Mill Campus, 3390 Linchester Rd., Preston. The Native American communities will share their traditions, and perspectives through presentations, traditional dance, drumming, music, artifact exhibitions, guided historical walks, and immersive demonstrations of traditional life skills.
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Welcome Spring and join us for a class where you learn to prepare a delicious menu of 3 courses paired with a selection of amazing Italian wines. If you have been to our cooking events, you know the food is always fabulous and pairs well with the wines for a
$78
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Welcome Spring and join us for a class where you learn to prepare a delicious menu of 3 courses paired with a selection of amazing Italian wines. If you have been to our cooking events, you know the food is always fabulous and pairs well with the wines for a
$78
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April 11: Tilghman Watermen’s Museum Annual Fundraiser Splendor at Tilghman Fire Hall, 5-8pm. Live & Silent Auction. Tickets $45. Includes light fare, raw bar, wine and beer. Join us for a lively night featuring: Live & Silent Auctions with unique and exciting items, Lite fare to enjoy throughout the evening, |
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April 12: Queen Anne-Hillsboro Volunteer Fire Company Annual Dinner. Dine in buffet-style or carryout available, 12-3pm. Cooked ham, fried chicken, chicken & dumplings with all the fixins. Tickets $25 in advance. $30 at door. Kids Under 5 are free (for dine-in only). Advance ticket sale ends April 9. For more information April 12: Blessing of the Fleet Ceremony at Dogwood Harbor, Tilghman at 3pm. Meet those who work hard to bring you the best seafood the Chesapeake Bay has to offer. A community outreach sponsored by St. John’s Chapel. For information email: stjohnschapeltilghman@gmail.com. |
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Mark Schatz - celebrated bassist known for his work with Béla Fleck - and multi-instrumentalist Rachel Eddy unite for vibrant, heartfelt old-time music. Their blend of fiddle, banjo, bass, and rich harmonies brings Appalachian tradition to life with joyful virtuosity. Back by popular demand!
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Discover the enchanting—and surprisingly addictive—world of needle felting with Farm Girl Felts at Chesapeake Forum. Join Paige Davis and a friendly group of fellow makers as you explore the techniques that turn simple wool into charming sculpted critters. With each new project, you may find yourself inspired to keep creating
$50.00
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Join Chesapeake Forum friends for a relaxed, joy‑filled morning of learning the craft of decoupage with this starter project – an oyster shell to use as an ornament or dish to display small treasures! Celeste will guide you step‑by‑step through the decoupage process using decorative napkins, tissue paper, or fabric,
$30.00
April 16: Grocery Bingo at the Federalsburg VFW Hall 5246. Doors open at 5pm. Bingo at 6pm. $10. 410-829-6308. |
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This field trip takes us to the beautifully designed National Historical Park just down the road, where we’ll be immersed in the extraordinary story of the most renowned conductor of the Underground Railroad. Our visit begins with a ranger‑led welcome and introduction, followed by an overview of the hidden symbolism
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4 events,April 18-19: Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum hosts the Eastern Shore Sea Glass & Coastal Arts Festival. This edition of the festival is set to highlight more than 90 exhibitors from across the country, selling an array of unique coastal and sea-glass related goods, including jewelry, home décor, art, and more.
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April 18: Camp Mardela Benefit Auction, 301 Deep Shore Rd., Denton. 8-9am - Breakfast & Browse. 9-11am - Silent Auction. 9am-1pm - Live Auction. Food Stand, Bake Sale, Live & Silent auction. Support camp - shop for a cause! Go to the link below for more info: www.campmardela.org/camp-auction.
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April 18: In preserving and interpreting the legacy of the Cambridge Woman’s Club, Inc. we present an Historic Fashion Show. Join us, as we walk back in time with the women of Dorchester County including fashion, lifestyle, music and more, 2-4pm at 417 High Street, Cambridge. Local models, live music, April 18: 10th Annual Lip Sync Battle to benefit Talbot Interfaith Shelter at the Talbot County Community Center, Showtime 7pm. For more information, visit talbotinterfaithshelter.org. |
2 events,April 19: Goldsboro Vol. Fire Co. Quarter Auction. Starts at 1pm. Doors open at 11:30am. First paddle is $10 if you pre-register or $15 at the door. All in paddles are $40 pre-register or $45 at the door. Additional regular paddles are $5 each. Additional All in Paddles are $20 |
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Step into the heart of America’s space program with a rare, behind‑the‑scenes visit to NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center — the place where many of the world’s most groundbreaking space missions are imagined, engineered, and launched into reality. Located in Greenbelt, Maryland, Goddard is a hub of innovation, home to
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Being able to laugh and connect with others is the elixir of life! And improv creates a safe space to engage in a collaborative, creative environment where everyone’s got your back. In “All of Life is Improv”, we’ll relearn how to play using the principles of improv: “Yes, And”, “There
$30.00
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In the finest American folk tradition, Magpie brings you a stirring night of music. This concert weaves together past and present with original works by Terry Leonino & Greg Artzner, alongside powerful selections from other contemporary songwriters, and classics from writers such as Pete Seeger and Phil Ochs. Expect an
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Experience the practice of forest bathing, a mindful approach to connecting with nature that has been shown to reduce stress, lower blood pressure, and enhance overall well-being. Originating in Japan as shinrin-yoku, forest bathing invites us to slow down and open our senses to the healing presence of the natural
$30.00
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Discussing favorite books is a great way to make new friends, but with many book clubs it can be difficult to become a part of the group. Join us for “Books with Friends” in a monthly exploration of favorite books to share among an inclusive group of Chesapeake Forum friends.
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3 events,April 25: Enjoy Oxford Day and Plan to 'Linger for Lunch' at the Oxford Community Center with Eternal Life Ministries Grilln' Crab Cakes and Singing on the Patio with OCC’s Jam Band from noon and beyond. FREE entertainment, crab cakes will be for sale.
April 25th and 26th! Experience WineFest St. Michaels at Simpatico, Italy's Finest with our Italian Wine Importers as we take you on a tour of Italy and you taste through our fabulous selection of 40+ all Italian wines! Special Italian Menu will be available for lunch. Salute! For more information,
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Experience WineFest St. Michaels at Simpatico, Italy's Finest with our Italian Wine Importers as we take you on a tour of Italy and you taste through our fabulous selection of 40+ all Italian wines! Special Italian Menu will be available for lunch. Salute! For more information, to see the special |
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"Secrets and Backstories of the U.S. Constitution" offers a vivid, behind‑the‑scenes look at the Constitutional Convention of 1787, a gathering held entirely in secret inside the Pennsylvania Statehouse for nearly four intense months. This session dives into the competing visions of government that collided in Philadelphia that summer, and the
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T.S. Eliot, an American who later became a British citizen, reshaped modern literature with his bold, unsettling, and deeply human voice. Prufrock, the opening poem of his 1917 debut collection, was so unconventional that early publishers called it “absolutely insane.” Today, it remains a touchstone of modernism—mysterious, witty, haunting, and
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Most of us can recite the opening line of the Gettysburg Address, but far fewer understand why this brief speech has endured as one of the most powerful pieces of rhetoric in American history. Delivered at the dedication of the Gettysburg Soldiers’ Cemetery, Lincoln’s remarks reshaped the nation’s understanding of
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Purchase your ticket for a chance to win during WSW’s 12 Days of Christmas in July Raffle! Each ticket gives you one entry for 12 days of exciting prizes. Be sure to include your name, phone number, and email address on each ticket so we can contact you if you
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Shorelines of Time: Celebrating Talbot250, a community-centered art exhibition, explores the landscapes, livelihoods, and stories that define life on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Viewers are invited to experience Talbot County through the eyes of local artists, whose works reflect the region’s rich heritage and natural beauty. The exhibition opens May 2 and
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Come write a few lines about your connection to Talbot County on a paper quilt piece--What it is you love here, share a memory, reflect on the County’s history, or honor someone you think made a difference. The Talbot250 Paper Quilt is a community project by Working Artists Forum. One
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