Events in Georgetown, DE

LPL Book Club meets each month for relaxed discussion around a featured title, with this session focusing on Broken Country by Clare Hall. Everyone is welcome, and no sign up is needed. Borrow a copy of the book from the Circulation Desk. The 2026 lineup also includes The Reading List by Sara Adams, The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters, The Women by Kristin Hannah, Tell Me Everything by Elizabeth Strout, First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston, The Lion Women of Tehran by Marjan Kamali, The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry by Gabrielle Zevi, Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon, and The First Ladies by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray. December features A Marriage at Sea by Sophie Elmhirst, with a note that the meeting date changes that month.

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Lefty’s hosts a relaxed karaoke night with DJ Conrad, where anyone can take the mic, sing favorite songs, and enjoy the spotlight. All ages are welcome, and there is no cover charge.

Mingo at Riverside Grill offers a lively, music-driven twist on bingo. Mark your card to the beat and compete for prizes in every round while ICE Productions hosts the action. Extra chances to win include 50/50 drawings, and there is a monthly opportunity to take home a $100 Riverside Grill gift card. It is easy to learn, free to play, and welcoming for both first-timers and regulars.

This dinner-and-concert event features guitar virtuoso David Aman with Jimmy Davis and Elza Khaki of the band Hot Sauce. The $45 ticket includes dinner and the performance, with beverages sold separately. Gratuity is not included, and tickets are nonrefundable.

Milton Theatre presents a mainstage production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, a musical thriller with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and a book by Hugh Wheeler. The tale follows an unjustly exiled barber who returns to nineteenth century London to exact revenge on the judge who ruined his life. Partnering with Mrs. Lovett, the resourceful owner of a struggling pie shop beneath his new barbershop, he sets a plan in motion that transforms her business and leaves a grim trail in its wake. Based on an adaptation by Christopher Bond, the original Broadway production was directed by Harold Prince with orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick, and produced by Richard Barr, Charles Woodward, Robert Fryer, Mary Lea Johnson, and Martin Richards in association with Dean and Judy Manos. That premiere received eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical. An intimate atmosphere at Milton Theatre brings the shadows of Fleet Street close, amplifying the tension and the razor-sharp storytelling that define this work. Presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International, with authorized performance materials supplied by MTI.

Begin the day with a beach yoga session on the sand at Lewes Beach, held on Savannah Beach. Move with the ocean as breath and movement come together in a spacious seaside setting. Suitable for all experience levels, the class aims to energize your body, clear your mind, and leave you feeling grounded, refreshed, and connected. Find the class on the left side of the beach. Bring a beach towel or mat, water, and sunscreen. Pre-registration is encouraged. Cash is accepted and exact change is appreciated. This class is weather dependent, so check the schedule.

Take a mile-long loop at Burton Island Nature Preserve and experience a variety of habitats and views. Along the way, learn about the island’s history, including how it was added to the state park, and practice identifying trees, shrubs, grasses, and birds. There is no cost to participate.

This free presentation focuses on chronic kidney disease and offers practical ways to slow its progression while monitoring kidney health. Topics include diet, dialysis, transplant options, and financial considerations. Registration is required. For details and to register, contact Krysten O’Neal at 302-297-2415 or krysten.oneal@tidalhealth.org.

Welcome autumn alongside Yogi Bear™, Cindy Bear™, and Boo Boo™. This seasonal celebration highlights the turning leaves and the feeling of fall in the air.

Enjoy live acoustic cover songs at EasySpeak Spirits in Milford, DE.

Experience an evening of live music at The Room at Cedar Grove with Nashville Americana singer and songwriter Carrie Welling. Known for a bold, soulful voice and a style that echoes the grit of Sheryl Crow, the pen of Tom Petty, and the heart of Stevie Nicks, she is celebrated for forging a genuine connection with audiences on and off stage. Her second album, Crack in the Chaos, is newly released, and her catalog includes the fan favorite Good To Me alongside songs such as Goodbye You, Broken Disco Ball, and Monster. Tickets are $50 and include dinner with the concert. Beverages are available for separate purchase. Gratuity is not included, and tickets are non-refundable.

Enjoy a no-cost gathering focused on Pokemon, where newcomers and returning players can learn the basics of Pokemon TCG, explore Pokemon VCG, or dive into Pokemon GO with guidance available. When you feel ready, you can step into friendly matches against other participants. The atmosphere is family friendly and offers an easy way to meet fellow fans. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and snacks and beverages can be purchased at The Lair’s snack bar. Calling ahead to reserve a seat is appreciated to help with planning. All tournaments take place in The Lair, a new shop located behind Red Bandana. Public parking is available nearby.

Gabe Stillman brings a modern blues sound shaped by Americana and blues rock, a style that resonates with fans of Sean Costello, The Wood Brothers, and Tab Benoit. A recipient of the Gibson Guitar Award at the 2019 International Blues Challenge, he has built his reputation over years onstage and in the studio, drawing listeners with soulful vocals, sharp guitar work, and plainspoken storytelling. His first album of original material reached the top 10 on the Billboard Blues Chart, and extensive touring across the United States has grown a devoted audience. After relocating from Central Pennsylvania to New Orleans, Stillman marks a new chapter with What Happens Next? on Gulf Coast Records. The album stays rooted in the blues while stretching past tradition, pulsing with grit, groove, and lived experience. Its songs explore reckoning, loss, pride, and renewal, confronting identity and shame with a mix of vulnerability, wit, and confidence. High energy meets emotional weight, favoring momentum over fear and reflecting an artist fully stepping into his voice.

Wander through the town and uncover surprises waiting in every corner. Set out on a casual hunt for hidden gems as you make your way through the community.

Enjoy a relaxed setting for community chess, open to players of all ages and skill levels, from first-timers to seasoned competitors. It is a chance for children through seniors to practice strategy, meet fellow enthusiasts, and strengthen their game in a friendly environment. Attend weekly or stop by whenever it fits your schedule. Registration is not required, and boards and pieces are supplied.

Celebrate Lorax Day at a hands-on workshop featuring a reading of The Lorax and a craft session to make Truffula trees in recycled containers. The event welcomes all ages, and children should come with their own adult. Create a project inspired by the story’s message to speak up for the trees.

Enjoy a live, interactive Princess Tea at Milton Theatre. Guests are encouraged to dress up and share tea and cookies with favorite princess characters. Performers will sing, dance, and tell stories while engaging the entire audience. A meet and greet provides a chance to take photos with the characters. Tea is indeed served, hot or cold, with treats and lively fun brought tableside. Featuring the young performers of the Milton Theatre Triple Threat musical theatre program, this event welcomes all ages.

The Listening Booth hosts a relaxed, community-centered jam session that welcomes anyone interested in playing together. It is not a typical open mic, instead it focuses on collaborative music-making in an easygoing setting. Essential gear is provided, so participants can plug in without bringing equipment. The experience works for seasoned musicians and for those who prefer to simply enjoy live sounds. A rotating host and a guest bartender each week keep things fresh.

A weeklong celebration honors customers with discounted service offerings, giveaways, rewards, and other thank you perks. The centerpiece gathering features a Coast Country radio remote, a chance to win a Tanger Outlet shopping spree, and a food truck. Throughout the week, special offers highlight appreciation for continued support.

Celebrate the timeless voices that defined the Great American Songbook with a dinner show honoring the singers and musicians who brought these classics to life. The evening features selections that began in Tin Pan Alley and on Broadway, then were reimagined by jazz greats such as John Coltrane, Oscar Peterson, Miles Davis, and Nat King Cole, alongside famed interpretations by Mel Torme, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Jo Stafford, and Peggy Lee. Between numbers, enjoy brief insights that share the stories behind the songs and the artists who made them enduring favorites. Performing are Vincent Varrassi on keyboard and vocals, Ken Schleifer on drums, Jeff Cooper on bass, and Monte Wisbrock on saxophone. A $49 ticket includes dinner and the concert, with beverages available for separate purchase. Gratuity is not included, and tickets are non-refundable.

Suede brings a dynamic blend of pop, jazz, and blues to Milton Theatre, pairing powerhouse vocals with musicianship on piano, guitar, and trumpet. Media accolades compare her style to a mix of Adele, Diana Krall, and Bette Midler, and outlets such as The New York Times and The Boston Globe have celebrated her artistry and stage presence. Fresh from another sold out appearance at Birdland in New York, she continues to earn praise for performances that are both polished and thrilling. She has shared the bill with Melissa Etheridge, Sarah McLachlan, and more, and has toured nationally and internationally in renowned rooms like Feinstein’s in San Francisco, Birdland in New York, Scullers Jazz Club in Boston, the Birchmere and Blues Alley in Washington, DC, and the Kennedy Center. Joan Rivers selected her as an opening act and lauded her authenticity. Her PBS concert special, Live at Scullers Jazz Club, has aired on 54 stations across the country during fundraising broadcasts. A longtime headliner with Olivia Cruises, Suede also earned the OutMusic Award for Best Song for Emily Remembers, which became WJZW Washington, DC’s top song of the year.

This annual bulk trash pickup is available for residents within town limits only. It provides a dedicated day for bulk trash to be collected as part of a town clean up effort.

The mobile food pantry provides food assistance to Delaware residents. Proof of Delaware residency is required for service. Distribution will continue while supplies last.

Celebrate football season with the 2nd Annual Chili Cook-Off. Attendees can bring their best recipe, a hearty appetite, and plenty of team spirit to help make this year even bigger and tastier than the last.

Take part in the first mini golf competition at Fire Mountain Mini Golf in Rehoboth Beach, followed by a happy hour at 1776 Restaurant. Tickets are $20. A registration link is provided in the event listing.

This festive celebration highlights a pumpkin patch, a costume contest, site decorating, and trick-or-treating, with more activities planned throughout the event.

First Friday in Downtown Milford features music, food, and shops staying open late with specials from local artisans. Complimentary face painting is offered as a way to give back to the community, adding a splash of color to the evening for families and friends.

Second Street Players Youth Group is a monthly, free program for ages 10 to 18 that explores theater through acting exercises and lively improv games. A snack break is included and adult supervision is provided throughout. Held at Second Street Players Riverfront Theatre, it also offers a chance to reconnect with friends and meet new people.

The Dirty Grass Players return to The Room at Cedar Grove for a dinner-and-concert experience. A $61 ticket includes the meal and the performance, with beverages available for purchase separately. Gratuity is not included, and all ticket sales are final. Hailing from Baltimore and active since 2015, this bluegrass group blends tradition with forward-looking energy. They move easily from extended improvisations to quick-fire classics, delivering tight harmonies, fresh original tunes, and adventurous solos that balance polish with a bit of grit. The band began with informal jams between founders Ben Kolakowski on guitar and Ryan Rogers on mandolin, quickly earning attention at home before taking their sound across the United States and Europe. Their festival history includes Grey Fox, DelFest, Dark Star Jubilee, ROMP, Bristol Rhythm & Roots, and the Rotterdam Bluegrass Festival. The current lineup features Connor Murray on bass since 2021 and the addition of banjo player Sam Guthridge in 2024. With two albums and numerous singles, their latest full-length, Shiny Side Up, was produced by Cody Kilby of the Travelin' McCourys and showcases bold playing and moody themes within a bluegrass framework. Industry praise has highlighted the record as a strong statement of the band’s place in the genre and its future. Their first single with the updated roster reimagines Jimi Hendrix’s Voodoo Child (Slight Return) with driving bluegrass power that nods to their roots while pushing into new territory.

This annual craft fair is a favorite stop for finding holiday presents, birthday and wedding surprises, home accents, or a unique treat for yourself. Vendor spots are filled as of July 2026. For questions, contact Robin Greene at 302-515-0001 x1162.

Keep pet care simple with an Express Pet Health clinic in Georgetown. This walk-up event at the Georgetown Animal Health Center provides affordable preventive services delivered by trusted veterinary and wellness teams, and no appointment is required. The program runs monthly and is also available at Animal Health Centers in Malvern, Pennsylvania, as well as Dover and New Castle, Delaware.

Recognized by Southern Delaware Tourism as the best event of 2025, this family friendly festival brings World War II era and other military aircraft, a car show, and Air Force assets to Delaware Coastal Airport. Visitors can explore food, craft, and information vendors, listen to music, and take part in activities for children.

Create scarecrow inspired face pots in a hands on workshop where kids turn plain containers into playful garden characters with silly features and lively plant hair for a harvest season touch. This activity welcomes children of any age, and each participant should attend with an accompanying adult. Reserve a place by registering ahead of time.

Humane Animal Partners will be at Petco in Rehoboth Beach with adoptable dogs and cats as part of its first Saturday adoption series. Attendees can meet the animals and get information about HAP's affordable wellness services, vaccination clinics, and spay and neuter options for cats. It is a welcoming setting to connect with potential companions and explore resources for caring for a new pet.

Turn up the heat at the 2nd Annual Chili Cook-Off, where chefs and home cooks compete for top honors. Enter a pot for $10 and aim for Hottest Chili, Most Original Recipe, or the People’s Choice award that comes with a cash prize. Not cooking? Taste your way through the entries and help choose the crowd favorite for $5. Bring friends, an appetite, and plenty of team spirit for a lively, flavor-packed showdown.

This event offers a two-hour trauma-informed restoration clinic alongside a celebration marking the release of the Bleeding While Leading book and its companion journal.

Earth Jam Band brings high-energy rock and soul to the Milton Theatre, rooted in the Delaware and Delmarva music community. A local favorite along the coast, their live shows attract a devoted following and are known for powerful vocals, expert musicianship, and a setlist filled with familiar favorites. Expect classic rock from the Doobie Brothers, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Guess Who, and Grand Funk, alongside soul standouts by Stevie Wonder, The Spinners, and Marvin Gaye. The band is often compared to a speeding rock locomotive, delivering a charged performance from start to finish. Although the group itself is new, its members are widely recognized on both the local and national scenes. Robbie LaBlanc handles guitar and lead vocals, an international recording artist formerly signed to Atlantic Records and managed by Felix Cavaliere. Michael Daisey anchors drums and shares lead vocals, with credits including Boyz of Summer, The Wise Guys, and The Five-8. Kevin Walsh contributes lead guitar, known from Shytown, Melton Brothers, Stone Shakers, and Vinyl Shockley. Maryland transplant Scott Schoem adds keyboards, with past work in DC Legends Nayas, Denise Henderson The Fellas, Muskrat Lightning, and LCB. Percussion comes from local music mainstay Chatty Cooper, associated with Scuzzy Frog, Vandy, Robbin Thompson, and Junior Wilson and Chatty. Driving the low end, Todd Vukmanic holds down bass and vocals, with experience in The Rutabagas, The Moonlight Mutts, and Red Eye Kings.

This monthly cookbook group brings together people who enjoy cooking and discovering new recipes. The group selects a cookbook, each participant chooses a recipe to make, and everyone meets to sample the dishes and discuss the recipes. This month features Home-Grown Harvest by Ryland Peters & Small. Visit the Circulation Desk to pick your recipe from the featured cookbook.

This amputee support group provides a welcoming space to share experiences and challenges in a supportive setting. Caregivers and family are welcome. Resources are available, and meetings include relevant topics for discussion and education. Reserve at 302-440-4866 or drop in.

Enjoy a meal at Bethany Blues while supporting CHEER. Present the event flyer when you dine. One hundred percent of the funds raised will go directly to senior centers, supporting activities, arts, trips, and other programs.

Readers come together for a monthly conversation about books that explore the natural world. The Natural Selections Book Group meets on the first Wednesday each month, with a break in June. Participation is available in person or on Zoom, and registration is required with a choice of attendance format. Open to all. The 2026 reading lineup features Under The Sea Wind by Rachel Carson, The Earth Moved by Amy Stewart, How Can I Help?: Saving Nature with Your Yard by Douglas W. Tallamy, Buzz, Sting, Bite by Anne Sverdrup-Thygeson, Moonbird by Phillip Hoose, Raising Hare by Chloe Dalton, Wildscape by Nancy Lawson, The Backyard Bird Chronicles by Amy Tan, What Your Food Ate by David R. Montgomery and Anne Biklé, Rooted by Lyanda Lynn Haupt, and The Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer.

A family-friendly open air street festival brings a full mix of attractions, including a carnival, a busy food court, a free entertainment stage, a craft show, a health and safety fair, contests, and a wide range of vendors. A limited number of vendor spaces are still available. Those interested in vending can get in touch by texting (213) 218-5017, which is preferred, or by emailing vfapply@gmail.com. Placement is determined in the order applications are received.

Jellystone Park hosts a Halloween celebration packed with spooky fun. Look for hair-raising surprises around every corner, themed activities inspired by creepy crawlers, and nods to classic monster movies. With playful tricks and plenty of treats, the festivities aim to deliver shivers and smiles for everyone.

TidalHealth is offering a community flu clinic during the Apple Scrapple Festival in Bridgeville at the TidalHealth Community Wellness Van. Free flu shots are available for people ages 8 and up. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The vaccine provided is the trivalent seasonal influenza formulation. If a high dose vaccine may be more appropriate, consult a primary care provider or a pharmacist.

The fifth annual Goober Golf World Championship takes place at Stenger's Shamrock Farms Par 3 Golf Course, bringing a friendly scramble for four-person teams. Techno Goober and the course are partnering to direct all proceeds to local youth in sports. Expect playful twists and quirky challenges that make strategy as important as skill, welcoming both seasoned golfers and first-timers. Onsite registration will be available, and winners will be announced after the tournament concludes. Players of all ages are welcome. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times and must have a waiver signed at registration.

Learn more about Charles Lindbergh at Milford Public Library De, with a focus on the question at hand... hero or villain.

The Pines of Terror returns with a haunted trail spread over three weekends, offering plenty of frights and chilling fun. All are welcome, and paid admission is required.

Dance to country classics and southern rock with Southbound at Sussex Amvets Post 2.

Enjoy a dance event at American Legion Post 28 in Millsboro, Delaware.

This support group offers a caring setting for caregivers and relatives dealing with an early dementia diagnosis. Participation is free. For RSVPs or information, call 302-703-2568 or email info@villagevolunteer.org.

This supportive gathering welcomes anyone affected by stroke, no matter where care was received. Nurses, therapists, family members, and friends come together to share information and encouragement for life after a stroke. Calling ahead is encouraged at 302-440-4866, though drop-ins are welcome.

An evening of bingo features an early bird round followed by the main session. A $25 bingo package is offered, and food will be available. This event takes place monthly. For more information, see the event flyer or call 302-515-0001 x1100 with questions.

Enjoy a night out for a cause at the Baywood Clubhouse with a #dogood benefit in support of LaRed Health Center. The evening features dinner, a pick-your-prize style auction, a 50/50 raffle, and a cash bar. Tickets are $49 per person for dinner, or $64 per person for dinner plus a bottle of wine.

At EasySpeak Spirits, the mic is open and karaoke is available for anyone who wants to sing, play, or share a performance. Guests can take the stage or show support for local talent while enjoying food and drinks. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, centered on live expression and community. This gathering takes place on the second Wednesday of each month and offers an evening of performances and plenty of music.

Monster Mash marks the second of four weekends in a Halloween celebration. Enjoy trick-or-treating, decorate your site with spooky flair, take part in costume contests, and experience the Haunted Trail.

A Jazz Fest evening at The Room at Cedar Grove features New York guitarist JJ Sansaverino in a dinner-and-concert format. A $49 ticket includes dinner and the live performance. Beverages are available for separate purchase. Gratuity is not included, and tickets are non-refundable. For three decades, Sansaverino has toured the world with more than fifty shows each year, released five acclaimed albums, and earned both a number one Billboard single and additional charting songs. His sound blends smooth and traditional jazz, blues, R&B, and reggae, with a style often compared to George Benson and Santana. A Berklee School of Music graduate and award winner, he has performed alongside international artists and once played at Sir Paul McCartney’s wedding. Festival highlights include appearances at Berks, Rehoboth, Blue Note, Seabreeze, Mallorca, Orlando, Algarve, Lake Arbor, Cancun, and Arizona, among others. He is continuing international touring while supporting his sixth release, Conversations, on Innervision Records, spotlighting recent radio favorites Style and Elegance, Keep Your Head Up, and Ride With Me. A collaboration with reggae icon Maxi Priest produced Blessed With A Melody, a track that rose to the top of jazz and reggae charts. His nineteenth radio single, Let It Go, is also climbing. Reviewers have likened his guitar work to artists such as Karl Denson, Norman Brown, Wes Montgomery, George Benson, and Lee Ritenour, noting a soulful smooth jazz vibe with a touch of funk.

Miss Richfield 1981 unveils a fresh show that champions living for today, blending cheeky comedy with new songs, playful video moments, and plenty of spirited audience interaction. A drag icon from Richfield, Minnesota, she captivates theaters with an engaging style that mixes homespun warmth and sharp improv. Her performances have earned broad praise, with the New York Post spotlighting her standout Provincetown run and TwinCities.com noting her ability to lift spirits. She regularly fills venues across the country, has been the top-selling act each summer in Provincetown while performing at Pilgrim House five nights a week, and remains a headliner with Atlantis Events cruises and resorts. Audiences may recognize her from national TV appearances on Today, Cake Boss, Watch What Happens Live, and TruTV’s Talk Show The Game Show. She has also hosted corporate events for companies including Amazon, Norwegian Cruise Lines, and Bank of America, serves as a spokesperson for Orbitz, and is a brand ambassador for Visit Philadelphia. Her community work includes supporting LGBT organizations in Minneapolis and Provincetown such as JustUs Health, Helping Our Women, and OutFront Minnesota, along with national groups like Planned Parenthood and the Human Rights Campaign, and she serves each year as the host of Family Pride for NYC Pride.

Enjoy live acoustic interpretations of well known songs at Big Oyster Brewery in Milford, Delaware.

Little ghouls and witches can enjoy a kid friendly Halloween celebration that keeps the thrills gentle while capturing the spirit of the season. It offers plenty of candy, lively games, and hands on crafts to spark excitement without the big scares. Costumes are encouraged to add to the playful, festive atmosphere and make for a fun time.

The Kagan Nuss Duo returns to Surf N Turf in Milford for a full evening of music featuring songs by Billy Joel, Elton John, Ray Charles, and more.

Enjoy a dinner-and-concert evening featuring New York guitarist JJ Sansaverino, whose genre-blending sound moves through smooth and traditional jazz, blues, R&B, and reggae. With five acclaimed albums, more than 50 shows a year, a Billboard number one and several other charting singles across three decades, he brings a seasoned, high-energy performance to the stage. A Berklee graduate and award winner, he has shared stages with international artists, performed at Sir Paul McCartney’s wedding in 2002, and appeared at festivals including Berks, Rehoboth, Blue Note, Seabreeze, Mallorca, Orlando, Algarve, Lake Arbor, Cancun, and Arizona. He is currently touring in support of his sixth album, Conversations, on Innervision Records, with recent radio favorites Style and Elegance, Keep Your Head Up, and Ride With Me reaching the Billboard charts. His collaboration with Maxi Priest on Blessed With A Melody has topped jazz and reggae charts, and his 19th radio single, Let It Go, is climbing the airwaves. A $49 ticket includes dinner and the concert. Beverages are available for purchase separately. Gratuity is not included. Tickets are non-refundable.

Create spooky succulent pots in a kid-focused workshop that pairs miniature plants with Halloween-themed decorations for a festive display. This hands-on activity welcomes children of all ages, and each participant should attend with an accompanying adult. Advance sign-up is available to secure a spot.

Enjoy an evening of live jazz with saxophonist and vocalist Paula Atherton. An $80 ticket includes dinner along with the concert, while beverages are available for purchase separately. Gratuity is not included, and all ticket sales are final. Atherton will showcase her hits along with selections from across her catalog, backed by a band on keys, guitar, bass and drums. Based in New York, she has shared stages with leading contemporary jazz artists including The Rippingtons, Nick Colionne, Chuck Loeb, Cindy Bradley, Brian Simpson, Four80East, David Sanborn, Bob James, Marc Antoine, Hiroshima, Gerald Albright and Chieli Minucci. Her experience also spans traditional jazz, highlighted by a week at the Blue Note in New York with pianist Hank Jones, as well as a performance with Grammy winner Dee Dee Bridgewater at the Annenberg Theater for the Palm Springs Women’s Jazz Festival. Her recording career features three number one entries on Mediabase and Billboard and fourteen singles that reached the Billboard Top 30, with many landing in the top 10 and top 5. She has been nominated for Best Artist of the Year by the Smooth Jazz Network in 2020, 2023 and 2024, and has appeared at festivals such as the Greater Hartford Jazz Festival, Seabreeze, Berks Jazz Fest, the Gulf Coast Jazz Festival, Low Country, Rehoboth Jazz Festival, the Smooth Hot Jazz Festival in Spain and Jazz in the Algarve in Faro, Portugal.

Super Trans AM powers a nostalgic rock spectacle that celebrates the 1970s through arena-sized anthems, radio hits, and vivid A/V production. The set spans favorites from The Eagles, Hall and Oates, Queen, The Doobie Brothers, Paul McCartney and Wings, Peter Frampton, Foreigner, Kiss, Boston, and Journey, plus smooth yacht rock like Orleans’ Still the One and Pilot’s Magic. Beyond the music, the show nods to the decade’s pop culture, from AM radio on 77 WABC to TV staples like Welcome Back, Kotter and Happy Days, big-screen blockbusters, and larger-than-life daredevils. Designed for sing-alongs and shared memories, it invites multiple generations to rediscover the songs that defined the era.

The Justin Taylor Band returns to Arena's Milford with a high-energy blend of country and rock, featuring standout originals alongside familiar covers made for singalongs.

The Room at Cedar Grove hosts a brunch concert featuring award winning musician Deanna Bogart, a multiple Blues Music Awards Horn Instrumentalist of the Year honoree in 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2015, and recipient of 22 Washington area Wammies. Her background includes appearances with Jimmy Buffet, B.B. King, James Brown, Johnny Copeland, Ray Charles, and others. Admission is $65 and covers brunch and the concert, with beverages available for separate purchase. Gratuity is not included.

At Baywood Greens Golf Course, people of all ages and ability levels can take part in a welcoming walk and run that benefits life-changing services for individuals with disabilities in the community. Create a fundraising team with family, friends, or coworkers to support Easterseals. Everyone who registers in advance receives a Walk With Me T-shirt. The experience includes celebrity appearances, arts and crafts, a putting contest, raffle baskets, and additional activities. More details will be shared as the event approaches.

Healthy Neighbor Days offers free meals and mobile health services at Calvary Church. Registration is not required, and walk-ins are welcome. Hosted by Bayhealth, the Bayhealth Cancer Institute will provide free clinical breast exams on the mobile health unit, with the possibility of a same-day screening mammogram when recommended. The event supports better health throughout Delaware, one person at a time.

Reduce worries and embrace life more fully through a welcoming space focused on mortality. This Death Cafe provides an easygoing, informal setting to reflect and build greater understanding and awareness of death. Advance registration is requested. For details or to register, call 302-703-2568 or email info@villagevolunteer.org.

The Halloween celebration continues with the third of four weekends, featuring Magic Pumpkin Seeds, outdoor movies beneath the night sky, Pumpkin Chunk fun, site decoration contests, and trick or treating.

Jellystone Park has been placed under a spell, transforming the grounds into a spooky setting filled with hair-raising activities and eerie decorations. Visitors can amplify the chills by decorating their own site to intensify the haunted atmosphere. Families with little cubs should take care, as frights are part of the experience.

A live set of acoustic cover songs will be performed at EasySpeak Spirits in Milford, Delaware. The music will be presented in a stripped-down style that keeps the focus on the melodies and lyrics.

This event pairs a full dinner with a live concert by two acclaimed storytellers in song. The $50 ticket includes dinner and the performance, while beverages are purchased separately. Gratuity is not included. Tickets are non-refundable. Craig Bickhardt brings five decades of songwriting and performing, beginning with a first record deal at 19. He has released 11 albums with labels such as Capitol-Liberty, Warner Brothers, and MTM Records, as well as his own Stone Barn Records. His 2023 album Outpourings reached number 2 on the Folk/Americana Chart. With a catalog of more than 800 songs, his work has been recorded by Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Alison Krauss, Kathy Mattea, Art Garfunkel, the Judds, and B.B. King. He also wrote and performed the closing theme for the Academy Award winning film Tender Mercies. On stage, he is known for intricate acoustic guitar work and a soulful voice, and he has appeared at the Grand Ole Opry, Austin City Limits, Mountain Stage, the Philadelphia Folk Festival, and The Bluebird Cafe. Critics have compared him to Richard Thompson for his originality and range, and he has shared stages with Bruce Springsteen, Judy Collins, Harry Chapin, and Stephen Stills. Marc Douglas Berardo adds thoughtful songwriting, skilled acoustic guitar, and a mix of humor and vivid storytelling that draws audiences in. Over more than 35 years he has performed in a wide range of settings and earned recognition at national festivals including Rocky Mountain Folks, Telluride, Kerrville New Folk, Suwannee, and Wildflower, and he was voted best interview and live performance feature on the SiriusXM show The Village. In 2025 he was profiled by Jan Tomay in Ink Magazine and, with Abbie Gardner, headlined the 40th Tucson Folk Festival in Arizona. His 2024 album "The Beauty of This Now" was recorded in Austin and produced by Ron Flynt and Walt Wilkins. Reviewers have highlighted the depth of his writing and have drawn comparisons to artists such as James Taylor and early Elton John, with a storytelling spirit reminiscent of Mark Twain.

Mr. Moribund's Theatre of Terror marks its 11th season at Riverfront Theater with a screening of the 1959 classic The Manster. The evening blends a movie party and variety show, capturing the feel of sitting in the studio audience for a vintage late night horror host broadcast. A lively cast of characters presents beloved horror, monster, and sci-fi selections from the 1940s through the 1980s, and the feature is interspersed with commercial-style breaks, comedy sketches, live music, additional performances, and an audience participation contest. Before the show, the lobby hosts unique vendors and a Moribund merch booth. The program is family friendly, with films selected to avoid excessive gore and other unsuitable content. As the Moribunch Code puts it, scary movies are better when enjoyed together. A supportive note is also shared for anyone who needs it, with a crisis text line available by texting START to 741-741.

An adults-only workshop where participants decorate and plant mini pots with a spooky, classic-horror twist. Several design options are available, and the display image shows just one example. Please register in advance to reserve a spot.

A show will be presented at The Crab Barn for attendees to enjoy.

Now in its eleventh season, Mr. Moribund’s Theatre of Terror brings the 1959 horror favorite The Manster to the big screen at Riverfront Theater. The program blends a film screening with a live variety show, creating the feel of sitting in a studio audience for a classic late night horror host broadcast. A cast of colorful characters presents vintage horror, monster, and sci fi cinema from the 1940s through the 1980s, pausing for playful commercial breaks, comedy bits, live music and other performances, plus a crowd participation contest. Before the show, the lobby features specialty vendors and a Moribund merchandise booth. The experience is suitable for families, with films selected without extreme gore or other inappropriate content, and it embraces the shared thrill of watching scary movies together. A supportive message is also shared, including information that help is available by texting the word START to 741-741.

Enjoy a dinner-and-concert experience featuring the Jamie McLean Band. A single $82 ticket covers a full meal along with the performance, while beverages are available for separate purchase. Gratuity is not included, and tickets are non-refundable. Known for blending New Orleans flavor with roots, rock, blues, and soul, the band has toured alongside Gregg Allman, Aaron Neville, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Marcus King, Los Lobos, Taj Mahal, Marc Broussard, and others. They are on the road behind a new album on Harmonized Records produced by Ken Coomer of Wilco. Recent write-ups highlight upbeat, catchy songs with a warm optimism and a sound that is both energetic and sincere.

A welcoming gathering for people living with memory changes and their caregivers, offering time to connect and socialize in a relaxed, supportive setting. Participants can enjoy engaging activities while building community and companionship.

A lively day of Mahj competition supports the Fostering Wishes Foundation. The event helps provide Delaware foster youth with new necessities and the chance to see their wishes fulfilled.

An audience-interactive mystery dinner sets a Halloween scene where the annual gathering of ghouls takes a dangerous turn. Monsters mingle with princesses and superheroes as a villain called X plots to take over the world. Suspects are everywhere, with monsters on one side, mortals on the other, and detectives navigating spooky surprises in the middle. All tickets include a three-course service with a crudités cup to start, a charcuterie cup as the second course, and dessert to finish. The production comes from Ovation Dinner Theatre, known for themed, comedy murder mysteries and wedding style interactive shows presented at venues across Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., and Virginia.

It is the final weekend of the camping season, celebrated Halloween style with trick-or-treating, pumpkin painting, and site decoration fun.

Yogi Bear’s Fright Fest Weekend turns the campground into a chilling playground, with eerie scenes and hair-raising sounds waiting around every corner. Expect spooky activities throughout the event and a costume contest that keeps the thrills coming.

Get into the Halloween spirit early with a celebration at Sussex Amvets Post 2. This rare gathering offers a one-of-a-kind experience that will not come around again for many months.

A Downtown trunk-or-treat will be held in the parking lot of the Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Company, with traditional trick-or-treating also planned.

An encore appearance at Milton Theatre brings The McCartney Experience, a tribute devoted to the music of Sir Paul McCartney. Led by Jed Duvall with a tight group of veteran players, the show spans Beatles classics, Wings standouts, and signature solo hits, with close attention to the sound and style that defined each period. The set is packed with familiar favorites and a presentation focused on authenticity.

This relaxed coffee gathering brings the Village community together. Members, volunteers, and guests can meet new people, learn a little something new, or simply savor a cup. Contact 302-703-2568 or info@villagevolunteer.org.

This lunchtime gathering supports Fostering Wishes Foundation. Further details will be announced as they become available.

Enjoy a matinee celebrating Elvis Presley through the dynamic performance of Jesse Garron. Backed by a live band and female vocalists, he delivers favorites that span rock, pop, gospel, and classic oldies, creating a show that connects across generations. Performing this tribute since 1997, Garron is often noted for capturing the voice, look, and stage presence that endeared Elvis to fans. He uses the name of Elvis’s twin brother as a respectful homage and presents the production as a heartfelt salute to the legend. His path began with a high school talent show win at 17, leading to larger stages nationwide. Career highlights include performances across the country, an invitation to appear for the U.S. Embassy in Algiers, and recognition from guitarist James Burton. Audiences who have seen Elvis live, along with those close to the Presley family, have praised the authenticity of his portrayal. Media coverage has ranged from radio and television to billboards and feature articles. In 2019, he was inducted into the International Elvis Tribute Artist Hall of Fame for his dedication to preserving Elvis’s legacy.

CHEER’s annual Veterans Day Dinner Dance at the Cheer Community Center honors Sussex County veterans with an evening featuring food and entertainment. Veterans attend at no cost, and each may bring a guest for 10 dollars. Tickets must be secured ahead of time, and there will be no tickets at the door. Tickets are available at CHEER Senior Activity Centers or by contacting Robin Greene.

Heather Maloney performs at The Listening Booth with a sound that will appeal to admirers of Dar Williams, Patty Griffin, Lucy Wainwright Roche, and Rose Cousins. The music spans folk, indie pop, and Americana, creating a listening experience for fans of those styles.

Healthy Neighbor Days offers complimentary food and mobile health services for everyone at Bayhealth, Blue Hen. No registration is required. The focus is on supporting better health across Delaware, one person at a time.

This cabaret at Milton Theatre celebrates classic American popular song with selections tied to Cole Porter and George Gershwin. Director and vocalist Candice Castro leads a carefully selected ensemble featuring Darby Pumphrey, Jordan Kilgore, and Matt Lucatamo. A live pit band guided by Steven Soltow accompanies the singers, presenting classic standards in new interpretations.

Tarkus brings a dedicated salute to Emerson, Lake and Palmer, focusing on the trio’s intricate writing and pioneering spirit. The performance centers on the music that made this group an icon, presented by musicians who share a deep connection to the material. Pianist Keith Turner came of age amid the sounds of R and B, classic rock, and Motown in the 60s and 70s. He studied music at CCC while composing and performing both original pieces and ELP works for a class that included the late Billy Paul. He was thrilled to join Tarkus, and he counts Keith Emerson among his earliest influences from the very beginning. Mike is a well respected multi instrumentalist from the New Jersey and Philadelphia area. Growing up in a musical family, he first took to the drums in the path of his older brother John. With a father who sang and fronted bands and a sister, Karen, who plays piano, he was surrounded by music from Genesis, Yes, ELP, and The Beatles. He picked up guitar at age 11 and studied formally with jazz instructor Bill Johnson in New Jersey. John started drumming at 13, drawing inspiration from John Bonham, Carl Palmer, Dave Weckl, and Buddy Rich. He learned with local teachers, played in school bands, and spent years performing in area clubs before heading west to the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, where he graduated with honors. His career includes tours on the Vegas casino circuit and aboard cruise ships around the world, and he returned to Delaware seeking challenging musical projects such as Tarkus. Together, these backgrounds come together in a tribute devoted to the artistry and legacy of Emerson, Lake and Palmer.

Enjoy a live performance from JR Richards, the original vocalist for Dishwalla, at The Listening Booth. This concert is a good match for fans of Dishwalla, Tonic, and Better Than Ezra, with music rooted in indie and alternative rock.

Doors open ahead of the games, with an Early Bird round leading into the main Bingo session. A $25 Bingo package will be offered, and food will be available. For more information, call 302-515-0001 x1100.

Guided tours of the Parson Thorne Mansion share the story of ongoing restoration by the Milford Historical Society, the home’s history, and the lives of its famous occupants. After the tour, stroll the grounds to view the Stayton House and the Clayton family cemetery. There are also special Antiques Market days.

Enjoy a hands-on workshop where participants create winter inspired jewelry and nature themed wearable gifts. Use beads, faux berries, pinecones, and charms to design unique pieces. All ages are welcome. Please bring an accompanying adult. Sign up to reserve a spot.

A workshop for adults focused on keeping indoor plants healthy during winter. Learn practical ways to prepare houseplants for the colder season and pick up straightforward routines for ongoing care. The session provides guidance to help your plants stay in good shape throughout the winter months.

Lincoln City takes the stage for a live performance at Arena’s Milford.

Spend a laid back night with tabletop games and pizza from Mr. P's. This program is for Millennials, defined as those born between 1981 and 1996, and suits dedicated board game fans as well as anyone simply seeking a fun outing with friends. Registration is required. There are no meetings in September or October.

Celebrate the start of the holiday season at an outdoor market showcasing local vendors from Delaware and Maryland. Vendor applications are open.

Create a festive centerpiece that lasts well beyond the holiday meal. This hands-on session guides participants in arranging succulents on real pumpkins for an elegant Thanksgiving accent. Interest is high and spaces typically fill quickly, so early registration is encouraged.

Scott Keo brings the big band swing and smooth crooner style to the stage with a tribute to Michael Bublé. Backed by a lively band, he blends the classic early 60s Sinatra big band atmosphere with a fresh Bublé edge, delivered through a rich, velvety vocal tone. A Southern California native, Keo has spent more than 15 years in music as a leading Bublé tribute artist and an experienced wedding DJ, performing at thousands of weddings and special events across the United States. His 2010 original single "All To You" has surpassed 14,000 sales and 750,000 YouTube views, becoming a favorite for groom and mother dances and earning recognition from WeddingWire. Since launching his Bublé tribute in 2011, he has been known for spot-on vocals, energetic delivery, and engaging interaction with audiences, and he has shared the stage with Bob Caudle, Terry Davies, Dave Halstrom, Mike Martis, Peter Petty, and Steve Roman.

This gathering provides a comfortable setting for people living with memory changes and their caregivers to meet others, share conversation, and take part in simple, enjoyable activities. The focus is on connection and companionship in a relaxed, supportive atmosphere.

Celebrate the start of the season with CHEER at a community Holiday Feast at Cheer Community Center. A festive meal is part of the gathering. Advance tickets are required, but membership is not, and tickets are available through CHEER Senior Activity Centers. Admission is $6 for ages 60 and older and $8 for everyone else.

Celebrate the season with a lively drag showcase at Milton Theatre that blends high energy performances, eye-catching style, and sharp comedy. Hosted by Magnolia Applebottom, the evening features sets from Roxy Overbrooke and Miss Mann for a night of entertainment that leans into festive flair and big personalities. Whether spending time with chosen family, taking a breather from holiday prep, or seeking standout stage talent, audiences can expect a spirited mix of laughs and glamour. Magnolia Applebottom is a cabaret performer from Jackson, Mississippi.

The Kagan Nuss Duo returns to Surf N Turf in Milford with a packed night of tunes, covering songs by Billy Joel, Elton John, Ray Charles, and more.

At Milton Theatre, Branden and James team up with Effie Passero to present CelloVoci, a program built on the rich interplay of soulful cello and emotive vocals in the classical crossover style. The duo is known for James’s imaginative arrangements of well-known songs and Branden’s commanding tenor. Branden is a former America’s Got Talent finalist who has served as a resident tenor with The Metropolitan Opera, Lyric Opera of Chicago, and Los Angeles Opera, and he authored the memoir Lyrics of My Life, published by Simon and Schuster in 2020. Together they have toured internationally, released the debut album Chasing Dreams, and were honored by Music Connection magazine as North America’s top unsigned artists. Their recordings also include the holiday collection A Christmas Gift. Effie Passero, a classically trained singer from Los Angeles now based in Mexico, reached the top 20 on American Idol in 2018 and continues to perform around the world as well as on a range of studio projects.

A festive tree lighting ceremony celebrates the sparkle of the holiday season. Plan ahead to enjoy the glow as the lights come to life.

ONO Sussex meets at The Wheelhouse in the upstairs room. The gathering brings together people from all groups and is open to everyone. There is no membership and no ticket required. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to tip the staff. It is held on the first Thursday of each month.

The Justin Taylor Band returns to a leading Delaware music venue with a high-energy blend of country and rock. The set features powerful original songs alongside familiar covers that are easy to sing along to.

Get creative in a kids workshop that turns a holiday-themed jar into a mini garden. Participants decorate the jar and learn simple macrame to make a hanger for a small Christmas cactus. All ages are welcome, and children should be accompanied by their own adult. Early registration is recommended to secure a spot.

Milton Theatre hosts a high-energy tribute to the golden age of arena rock as Legends of Rock delivers a stadium-scale show. This Michigan-based act tours across the Midwest and beyond, bringing a nonstop celebration of 1980s hits to the stage with era-inspired costumes, dynamic lighting, and a huge live sound. Musicians Josh Griffith, Mike Breitbach, Jeff Sers, Ken Caswell, and Scott Schroeder recreate the look, feel, and adrenaline of a classic tour using only live instruments and vocals, with no backing tracks. Expect a crowd-wide singalong packed with anthems by Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Guns N' Roses, Motley Crue, Van Halen, AC/DC, Journey, Poison, Whitesnake, and more, from the opening riff to the final guitar heroics.

An Early Bird round leads into the main bingo session, with a $25 bingo package available and food on hand. This event returns on the second Tuesday of every month. For more details, check the event flyer or call 302-515-0001 x1100.