Events in Harrington today

Feelings Rock with Ms. Taylor invites children from newborn to age 5 and their caregivers to a music and movement experience that supports social and emotional growth. Through songs, active play, and activities focused on feelings, participants practice recognizing, expressing, and coping with emotions while staying active. The session features rhythm sticks, egg shakers, sign language, puppets, stories, instruments, and plenty of dancing for a lively, hands-on time together.

Wargame Wednesday is a dedicated gathering for tabletop warfare and tactical play. Players can bring their favorite system, whether that is BattleTech, One Page Rules, Warmachine, or another title, and find opponents, learn new rule sets, and enjoy head to head battles. New players and seasoned veterans are welcome. The community remains open to expanding into additional games based on interest.

Learn how to uncover your family history in a four-part series led by Tom Mercer, an experienced genealogist and DDGS member. Each session focuses on a different cornerstone of research, including getting started with genealogy, understanding what records exist and where to find them, working with vital statistics and census materials, and exploring military and immigration resources. Every class is designed to stand on its own, so participants can choose individual topics or follow the entire series.

At Surf & Turf Bar & Grill, Play That Funky Bingo mixes favorite tunes with lighthearted competition for a feel good night out. Rounds draw on nostalgic themes such as Decades, Motown, Classic Rock, and Love Songs, all played at a sing along friendly volume that encourages table tapping or a bit of air guitar. With more than 120 rotating rounds, the game stays fresh, and when someone wins, the room answers with a spirited shout of “Funky Bingo!” It is free to play, easy to jump into, and a relaxed way to enjoy food, friends, and fun for everyone.

An enjoyable, interactive day centered on healthy aging is designed for active older adults to focus on wellness, build connections, and embrace healthy living. It also offers opportunities to connect with Dover’s vibrant senior community in a welcoming environment.

Homeschool Day at the Biggs Museum welcomes homeschooling families for a recurring program that nurtures curiosity and creativity. Each edition introduces a new theme with fresh learning experiences across art, culture, history, and STEM. Expect staff-led demonstrations and guided gallery tours that rotate topics, along with interactive stations offering hands-on making, STEM-focused challenges, and creative projects. Families receive take-home curriculum guides designed for homeschool use, and there is time to meet other homeschooling families, share ideas, and build connections. Attendance is free, and registering by email is recommended.

All cars are welcome, and no registration is required.

ThursBey is a weekly Beyblade X battle night that brings together local bladers for fast, friendly competition. Participants can bring favorite combos, face a range of opponents, and put builds to the test in quick paced matches. New and experienced players can pick up tips, swap strategies, and enjoy an energetic atmosphere as tops collide throughout the event.

Part of the Summer Concert Series, local band Ty Sherwood & The Brackish Water Boys perform on the lawn, where attendees can bring a chair or blanket and settle into a favorite spot to listen. Beer and wine will be available for purchase with ID required. Uncle Bernie’s Steak Shack will be on site with a food truck serving dinner.

Milton Theatre’s mainstage presents Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, a musical thriller with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and a book by Hugh Wheeler, drawn from Christopher Bond’s adaptation. In nineteenth century London, an exiled barber returns to take revenge on the judge who ruined his family, teaming up with Mrs. Lovett, the owner of a struggling pie shop below the room where he opens his chair. As his bloody mission intensifies, a macabre addition to the menu transforms her business and the consequences soar. Honored with eight Tony Awards including Best Musical, this landmark collaboration by Sondheim and Wheeler has startled and captivated audiences worldwide. Expect an intimate staging that brings the menace of Fleet Street up close in Milton Theatre’s atmospheric setting. Originally directed on Broadway 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. Presented by special arrangement with Music Theatre International, with all authorized performance materials supplied by MTI.

Adults 55 and older are invited to Senior Day at The Biggs Museum, a free monthly program that encourages exploration, learning, and connection. Each installment features a fresh theme with exclusive programs and interactive activities that highlight history, art, and science. Visitors can enjoy thoughtfully designed self-guided tours that share insights into exhibits and collections, take part in hands-on experiences focused on art, history, or culture, and unwind during a social hour with refreshments and a cash bar. Special senior discounts are available in the museum store. Whether arriving for a first visit or returning to see what is new, participants can move through the galleries at a relaxed pace with experiences tailored to the 55+ community.

Learn practical ways to manage life with cancer at a free Cancer Self-Management series offered at Kent County Public Library in partnership with HealthyDelaware. Sessions focus on preventing or delaying health complications and building strategies for handling frustration, fatigue, pain, isolation, poor sleep, and the uncertainty that can accompany a diagnosis. Participants also explore how to assess treatment options and complementary therapies, along with techniques for communicating more effectively with family, friends, and health professionals. Pre-registration is available, and a minimum of eight participants is required for the workshop to begin.

Celebrate autumn with Yogi Bear™, Cindy Bear™, and Boo Boo™ in a friendly seasonal gathering highlighted by changing leaves and a festive fall atmosphere.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 29 hosts an evening of dinner and live music at American Legion Caroline Post 29. A pork sirloin roast meal with mac and cheese and peas is available for $12, followed by a live performance from Sticky Situation. The evening centers on food, live music, and camaraderie.

Players ages 17 and up can step into a storewide Dungeons & Dragons campaign set in Waterdeep: Dragon Heist. Pre-generated characters are ready to go, so both newcomers and longtime players can get into the game quickly. With a flexible format that lets participants drop in and out, it is easy to take part, explore the city of Waterdeep, and help shape an ongoing story.

There is no entry fee. Learn the basics of Pokemon TCG, Pokemon VCG, or Pokemon GO, then take on other players whenever you feel ready. The atmosphere is family friendly and a welcoming place to connect with fellow Pokemon fans. Activities are hosted in The Lair, located behind Red Bandana, with public parking available nearby. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and snacks and drinks can be purchased at The Lair’s snack bar. Calling ahead to reserve a seat helps with headcount.

Explore the town at your own pace and search for hidden gems along the way. Take a leisurely stroll, follow your curiosity, and see what you discover.

Support local growers and artisans at this event that takes place rain or shine. Make it part of your morning routine.

The NCHS Volleyball Alumni Tournament returns to North Caroline High School featuring Glow Volleyball. Alumni reunite on the court for a friendly, competitive tournament.

Eli Lev brings his indie folk and Americana songwriting to Tre Sorelle Dolce hand-dipped ice cream & italian ice. The Maryland artist is known for earthy, welcoming sets that spark reflection and invite communal singing, creating a performance that feels both intimate and shared. His path includes teaching 8th-grade English on the Navajo Nation in Northern Arizona, an experience that inspired the Four Directions Project, a four-album journey shaped by teachings tied to the cardinal directions and their lessons. He later introduced the Three Worlds Project, a trilogy that considers how past, present, and future meet in the current moment. His recent album, Past Lives, blends ancestral stories with archival family recordings and has earned recognition through regional and national songwriting honors, including awards from the Washington Area Music Association. A frequent performer across the United States, Europe, and the UK, he is known for heartfelt shows that build strong connections with listeners and leave a grounded, communal impression.

Nurse on the Run is a running event at The Greene Turtle in Dover that benefits the Nursing Certification Scholarship fund. Participants can register to take part, and additional event details will be shared as they become available.

Milton Theatre hosts a live, interactive princess tea party designed for all ages. Guests can dress up and enjoy tea served hot or cold along with cookies, while favorite princess characters sing, dance, and share stories with the audience. A meet and greet offers the chance to take photos with the characters. Festivities are brought right to the table for an easygoing, engaging experience. The show features the kids from Milton Theatre’s Triple Threat musical theatre program.

Kristina Hoffmann of Salted Suds and Creations leads a hands-on UV resin and crushed glass lantern workshop. This two hour session for adults covers the steps to design and assemble a personalized lantern using resin and crushed glass. All tools, materials, and instruction are provided, and beginners are welcome. Everyone leaves with a completed piece. Participants may bring a beverage and a snack. Wear comfortable clothing that you would not mind getting stained, just in case. Capacity is limited to 24 people. Each lantern includes an LED RGB submersible light with a remote, along with three AA batteries.