Events in Laurel, DE

Keep your pet healthy with a quick, walk-up wellness clinic at the Georgetown Animal Health Center. No appointment is required, and the focus is on affordable preventive care delivered by experienced veterinary and wellness teams. This clinic is part of a monthly series offered at Animal Health Centers, making routine care simple and accessible for families in and around Georgetown, DE.

The 9th annual Mid-Shore S.T.E.M. Festival celebrates imagination and innovation with a free event welcoming youth of all ages. Expect hands-on activities, interactive exhibits, demonstrations, and chances to explore STEM career pathways. This edition highlights artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies while showing how science, technology, engineering, and mathematics shape everyday life. Anyone curious about robotics, coding, engineering, agriculture, healthcare, environmental science, or simply how things work will find plenty to discover. For details or to request a reasonable accommodation, contact the UME Caroline County 4-H Office at (410) 479-4030 or email Navonne Torbert at nowen@umd.edu.

Explore wide open fields on a guided farm tour with plenty of up-close encounters with friendly alpacas. Browse the farm store for cozy alpaca-fiber socks, lightweight sweaters, scarves, gifts, and more. A local food truck will be on site, making it easy to turn the visit into a relaxed outing. Seasonal highlights change over the year, from new arrivals in spring to an autumn farm atmosphere, so each visit feels a little different. Tours cost $10 per person. Suitable for outings with kids, friends, or a casual date.

Due to wind and cold temperatures, the community Fall Festival at Faith Baptist School has been postponed and rescheduled. Families can enjoy games, a hayride, small tractor rides, and bouncy houses. Activity tickets cost $0.25 each. Food, homemade baked goods, and other items will be available for purchase.

Take part in a weekly Star Wars Unlimited tournament featuring Constructed play and three Swiss rounds. Each round lasts 50 minutes and uses a best-of-three format. Entry is $5.

The Great American Songbook Cabaret brings classic standards to the Milton Theatre in an intimate celebration of American music. Director and vocalist Candice Castro leads a handpicked ensemble featuring Darby Pumphrey, Jordan Kilgore, and Matt Lucatamo. Supported by a live pit band under the guidance of Steven Soltow, the program spotlights songs associated with composers like Cole Porter and George Gershwin, presented with new cabaret-style interpretations.

Outstanding Dreams Alpaca Farm presents a relaxed weekend experience with guided tours that last one hour, opportunities to meet the alpacas up close, and room to wander the open pastures in the country. Visitors can also explore the farm store, which features alpaca socks, lightweight sweaters, scarves, and gift items. Tours are $10 per person. It suits families, friends, couples, or anyone simply looking for a farm day.

Take part in a weekly Commander challenge featuring a changing list of objectives to complete during your games. Try different decks and complete as many objectives as you can to earn promo cards. Entry requires the purchase of any Magic: The Gathering booster pack.

Take part in a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG tournament with a Swiss structure and three rounds. Each round is best-of-three and lasts 50 minutes. Entry is $5, and participants can arrive early to sign up and play casual games beforehand. The community Discord is available for announcements and conversation with fellow gamers.

Tarkus presents a tribute to Emerson, Lake and Palmer at Milton Theatre in Milton, DE, focusing on the trio’s intricate compositions and pioneering work. Pianist Keith Turner came of age with R&B, classic rock, and Motown in the 60s and 70s, studied at CCC, and performed original pieces along with ELP music in a class that included the late Billy Paul. Multi-instrumentalist Mike hails from the New Jersey and Philadelphia area and grew up in a musical household where Genesis, Yes, ELP, and the Beatles were always playing; he began on drums following his brother and later studied guitar with jazz instructor Bill Johnson. Drummer John started at 13, cites John Bonham, Carl Palmer, Dave Weckl, and Buddy Rich as influences, learned with local teachers, played in school bands, graduated with honors from Musicians Institute in Hollywood, toured the casino circuit in Vegas and worked aboard cruise ships, then returned to Delaware seeking challenging musical opportunities with Tarkus.

A monthly meeting to discuss business within the Town of Willards.

People with implantable cardioverter defibrillators can find connection and guidance in a supportive setting at TidalHealth Adult Fitness. Facilitated sessions emphasize education, privacy in group discussions and peer encouragement, with chances to learn from clinical experts and share real-life insights. Patients are welcome, as are family members, friends and caregivers, and each attendee may bring one guest. The group meets monthly. For questions, contact Trina Forney, MSN, RN, at 410-912-6163 or trina.forney@tidalhealth.org.

A welcoming stroke support group where nurses, therapists, family, and friends come together to share support and practical information for post-stroke recovery. Reservations are recommended at 302-440-4866, but walk-ins are welcome.

Hosted by TidalHealth Atlantic, this support group for people living with Parkinson’s meets at TidalHealth Neurology in Berlin, Maryland. For more information, contact Kay Kinnikin at 410-641-4765 or kay.kinnikin@tidalhealth.org.

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.

Advance your American Sign Language skills with in-person Level 2 classes designed to build confidence and fluency. This pass or fail certificate course is not for credit and is taught by a Deaf instructor. It uses the same textbook as Level 1. Participants must have completed ASL Level 1 or have permission from the instructor. The program runs for five weeks at DILA. Enrollment is limited to 20 people, ages 13 and older. Registration requires both a completed form and payment. For details or to register, call 410-742-5052.

Created by Diakonia’s Mobile Outreach Team, this special day brings women in recovery together for connection, healing, growth, and mutual empowerment. Developed by Diakonia’s Crisis Specialist and Peer Support Specialist Jessica Collins, the program offers inspiration from speakers, hands-on workshops, helpful resources, and a welcoming community atmosphere. The featured guest speaker is Debbie Rossi, a Hope Coordinator and Recovery Advocate. Lunch is provided. This gathering is supported by a $5,000 grant from The Women’s Fund of the Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore, with a focus on fostering healing, growth, empowerment, and thriving.

Discover a sensory-rich learning session focused on dementia education. Attendees explore the various types of dementia, then participate in a short simulation that offers a brief, first-hand glimpse into what aging and dementia can feel like. The experience emphasizes immersion to support clear understanding.

A stroke support group is hosted by TidalHealth Atlantic at TidalHealth Neurology. For details, contact Betty Darby-Glime at 410-641-4765 or betty.darby-glime@tidalhealth.org.

Caroline Post 29 hosts a wing night with an assortment of flavors. Choose six wings for $5 or twelve for $10.

At Salisbury University Academic Commons in Salisbury, MD, this annual banquet from the Wicomico Environmental Trust brings people together for a shared meal and a warm celebration of those who work every day to protect the places they love. The evening includes a cocktail hour with live music, dinner, and an awards presentation. Erik Fisher, Chair of the Critical Area Commission, will deliver the keynote. The gathering welcomes longtime supporters as well as those discovering the organization for the first time.

Kids Glow Bingo offers a lively, family-friendly night at CoCo’s Funhouse, where children can play easy-to-follow rounds of bingo and win fun prizes in a playful, welcoming environment. The event is part of a monthly series and is held during a glow party, creating a bright, energetic atmosphere for all ages. The focus is on having a great time together and making memories, whether a child is new to bingo or already a fan. Admission is included with funfull and with regular admission for non-members, which is $15 for children under 2 and $20 for ages 2 and up. Pre-booking is available.

Food, brews, and tunes come together at The Salted Rim.

Poser delivers a 90s alternative rock party at Sby Moose Lodge 654.

Browse a cozy holiday market filled with local boutiques, artists, and makers while soaking up the Christmas spirit at Frugthaven Farm. Wander through indoor and outdoor spaces, sip festive cocktails, and enjoy seasonal treats, and remember to dress warmly. The setting leans into a storybook vibe, with a playful nod to those chance hometown reunions seen in holiday movies. When it is time to warm up, Applewood Kitchen + Bar serves lunch and dinner. A small number of vendor spots remain, and vendor inquiries can be sent by text to (213) 218-5017 or by email to vfapply@gmail.com.

This Tunnel to Towers 5K run and walk pays tribute on the 25th anniversary of September 11, honoring the 406 first responders and nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives, while also recognizing the daily sacrifices of first responders and members of the military. Registration, donations, and sponsorships are open.

Journal sales will be featured at the Holiday Shoppes at the Delaware State Fairgrounds, alongside many other vendors. The specific booth location for this seller will be announced once assigned.

Salisbury welcomes a recurring community meet-up launched by TogetherWeTHRIVE. Coffee Couch Corner at The Brick Row Marketplace offers a comfortable space to listen, speak, and exchange ideas in a warm and open setting. Conversations highlight the LGBTQ community and its allies as well as everyday issues affecting people in a changing world. Everyone is welcome, no topic is too big and no challenge too small. The aim is to work through problems together, strengthen connection, and keep a dialogue growing from month to month.

At the 7th Annual Holiday Shoppes at the Delaware State Fairgrounds, the Delaware Prison Arts Program returns for its third year inside the Schabinger Pavilion with a showcase of original works created by artists in the program from JTVCC and SCI. Visitors can explore the artwork, learn more about Prison Arts, and shop for distinctive gifts while browsing dozens of seasonal vendors. A food court is available, and parking is free. The event is hosted by The Delaware State Fair, and the Prison Arts Program is participating as a vendor.

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.

Humane Animal Partners returns to La Red Health Center for a low-cost vaccination clinic for dogs and cats at La Red’s Georgetown campus. Vaccinations will be offered at reduced cost for dogs and cats. To take part, register by scanning the QR code on the flyers.

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.

RSR Jackpot features a refreshed format shaped by feedback received, with daily jackpot dates that focus on fun rather than points and offer 50 percent payouts each day. Speed events will follow goat tying and breakaway sled roping to divide the evening schedule, and mystery courses will be revealed the day before. Extras include a 50/50 raffle, door prizes, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Spectator entry is free, and the event is open to the public.

The Night City Weekly Brawl brings Cyberpunk TCG players together for a Swiss tournament with three rounds. Each round is best of three and runs 50 minutes. Entry is $5. Arrive early to sign up and play casual games before the tournament begins. A community Discord is available for announcements and conversation.

Enjoy live music from Josh Pryor, with the Dominican King Lopez food truck on site.

Enjoy a community breakfast at American Legion Caroline Post 29, offered on the third Sunday of every month. Each breakfast plate is $10 and includes eggs cooked to order with choices of over easy, over medium, over well, or scrambled, along with pancakes, sausage, scrapple, bacon, and home fried potatoes. Chipped beef or sausage gravy is available on toast or a biscuit, and juice and coffee are included. Veterans, families, friends, and community members are welcome, and your meal helps support the local American Legion.

Enjoy a family-friendly fall festival featuring a kids’ zone with inflatables, games, carnival activities, character appearances, face painting, crafts, a stuffed animal experience, a kids’ dance party, giveaways, and fall photo opportunities. Food trucks, treats, vendors, crafters, and craft beer and drinks for adults will also be available. Admission is free.

Compete in a Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG tournament with a $12 entry fee. Each entrant receives three OTS Packs, with other promo packs used to supplement them if OTS Packs run low.

Caprichos Books hosts the Clues and Brews book club, meeting on the third Tuesday of each month at Burley Oak Brewing to discuss the book of the month. Purchasing books or beverages is not required to take part, and support for these small businesses is appreciated so they can continue offering gatherings like this.

A grief recovery support group that meets monthly.

This free presentation offers practical ways to slow the progression of chronic kidney disease and keep track of kidney health. It covers nutrition, dialysis, transplant options, and financial considerations. Registration is required. For details or to register, contact Valencia Harper at 410-912-5824 or valencia.harper@tidalhealth.org.

Learn how to shape wool into a festive reindeer ornament in a hands-on needle felting workshop at Nordic Cottage Bakery in East New Market, MD. Farm Girl Felts leads the session, with Paige providing clear guidance throughout, so beginners are welcome. Admission is $50 per person and includes all supplies and instruction, plus a processing fee. The workshop is open to ages 10 and older. Please plan to arrive on time. Nordic Cottage will offer bakery treats and drinks for purchase.

Milton Theatre stages a festive mainstage production of Elf The Musical, a warm, funny holiday story that journeys from the North Pole to New York City. Based on the New Line Cinema film by David Berenbaum, the musical follows Buddy, who was accidentally raised by elves and later learns he is human. With Santa’s permission he travels to New York to find his father, connect with his new family, and help the city rediscover the meaning of Christmas. Created by celebrated Broadway artists, the show features music by Tony Award nominee Matthew Sklar, lyrics by Tony Award nominee Chad Beguelin, and a book by Tony Award winners Thomas Meehan and Bob Martin. The title was originally produced by Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures in association with Unique Features. Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, with authorized performance materials supplied by MTI.

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

Holiday Harvest Thyme Craft Fair transforms the Carriage House into a lively marketplace featuring more than 100 tables of handmade creations from artisans, crafters, and vendors across the Eastern Shore. Admission is free, and shoppers can browse a wide mix of goods such as woodwork, leather items, soaps, jewelry, candles, ceramics, fiber arts, books, treats, and more. Participating makers include Parker Place by Anne Taylor, Coastal Knits & Knots by Shannon Wright, Sewing For You by Barbara Reed, Vibrant Peacock by Deanna Poag, Clare's Nutty Concoctions by Clare Shockley, Delmarva Home Décor by Skip Chandler, Moore Fun Stamping by Linda Moore, Hands at Work by Candee Logan, JABBS by Janice Curtis, Trace Hollow Wood Works by David Jayne, One of a Kind by Pamela Doyle and Rose Manning, Country by the Bay by Ruth Lewis, D&D Creative by Dean Dubiny, Lil Blue Bird Creations by Sheila Bateman, Crocheting by April by April Cooper, Catlin's Woodworks by William Catlin, Grow Love Wood & Things by Lori Taylor, Holly's Holitic Health by Holly Agnew, Noellegent Boutique by Hannah Whaley and Noelle Quillen, Annie's Creations by Anne Detter Schaffner, Shannon's Kitchen Shenanigans by Shannon Perdue, Eastern Shore Kettle Corn by Bryce Roberts, Sleepy Moon Soap Co by Heather Wingate, K&S Cozy Creations by Kimberly and Steve Jones, Never Enough Tyme by Janie Hooper, Mary's Celestial Soaps by Mary Cirile, Barren Creek Leather by Joe Pasternk, Barb's Country Bee Quilling by Barbara Randall, Ink & Annie by Anne Taylor, Chesapeake Creations by Jan Mason, Eastern Shore Books by Andy Nunez, Briarhook Farm Ceramics by Lori and Jeremy Goldman, Never Dunn Creating by Alison Dunn, High Tide Fabrication by Dale Spilker, J9's Designs by Janine Blumenthal, Coco's Candles by Caleb and Becky Byerly, Tidal Laser Creations by Tracie Davis, Madison's Bandana's by Jillian Roberts, Kork's Corner Crafts by Ann Stevens, Crooked Oak Designs by Bonnie Smith, Dayle's Designs by Dayle Calloway, Blackwater Laser Creations by Steve W, Down Home Designs by Laura Dukes, Birds of a Feather by Nadine Moreno, New Hope Alpacas by Judy Esham, Cropper's Farm by Tina Cropper, Knit Together by Alice Bowden, Vintage Petals by Jill Payne, BJ & Friends by Barbara Johnson, Cookies by Vicki S by Vicki Stilwell, Bank's Cornhole Boards & Etc by Saunders Banks, Bent by Jill Schwemlein, On a Whim by Mea Abramowicz, Glitter N Glue by Wendy Jarrett and Mackenzie Hill, Harbor Hill Gifts & Décor by Christine Chestnutt, That's Sew Cool Bags by Donna Haag, Sweet Tater Treats by Jill Gray, Little Green Hook by Shelby Mayger, Cottage Crafters by Joanne Ward, Lemon Creek Studio by Laura Moore, Beaded Creations by April Schenck, Salt Marsh Dry Goods by Michelle Kemp, Put A Bow On It by Jim Bianco, Snow Wolf Creations Beadwork by Marlies Derby, Salt Mark Crafts by Jenna Parks, Sea Bits by Mary Lou Culbertson, Kelley's Creations Handbags by Kelley Gravenor, Amy's Endeavors by Amy Borrelli, Southern Maryland Inspirations by Kerry Smith, Sticks, Twigs & Branches by Sondra Daisey and Pat Mulligan, Sara Spring Jewelry by Sara Spring, Belle Grove Tea Co by Christie McDowell, Crabbie Cuties by Amie Powell, and Zaorski Backyard Woodworking by Robin Zaorski. The fair also supports local children, as the Parsonsburg Vol Fire Company Auxiliary donates all proceeds from this event to the Holly Helper Program at Beaver Run Elementary School, a Title I and Judy Center school within the fire company district, to help provide Christmas gifts to students in need. Last year the contribution reached $7,000.

At Breathe Out Collective in Salisbury, MD, this men’s wellness circle offers a supportive place to be fully yourself. The gathering starts with a guided meditation, then flows into a relaxing sound bath featuring singing bowls and other instruments. It often continues with a drum circle or opens the floor for honest conversations that might be difficult to share with a spouse or family. The focus is on being heard without judgment and fostering healing for the mind and spirit.

Blue Hen Cornhole is hosting a cornhole fundraiser benefiting the Lady Bagel Bombers 10u Black. The event uses the Switchholio format with a $25 per person entry fee. Concessions, a 50/50, a bar, and baked goods will be available.

Create a winter-themed planter with battery-operated LED lights for a glowing seasonal display. This activity is open to all ages and uses batteries and wire. Participants should bring an adult.

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.

Settle into a restorative sanctuary for a 90-minute immersion that blends Holy Fire Reiki, the supportive energy of crystals, and a deeply enveloping sound bath. The experience begins by setting clear intentions with carefully chosen crystals to support personal healing. Guided Holy Fire Reiki follows, offering a gentle yet powerful current that clears, soothes, and reconnects you with higher guidance, easing stress and inviting a deep sense of peace. As the energy flows, layers of sound fill the space, from the resonant tones of crystal instruments to the steady beat of drums, delicate chimes, and the melodic handpan. This soundscape is designed to quiet the mind, release physical tension, and settle the nervous system into calm relaxation. It is well suited for anyone seeking physical renewal, mental clarity, or a deeper spiritual connection, creating a meaningful pause for body, mind, and spirit. For comfort, mats, blankets, bolsters, and eye masks are available. Please bring water and anything extra, such as a pillow or additional blanket, to make your setup as comfortable as possible.

Sidewalk Prophets bring their Great Big Family Christmas Tour to the recently renovated Memorial Hall, kicking off the venue’s new concert series. The evening features uplifting music, favorite holiday songs, and a joyful celebration of the season.

At Milton Theatre, Scott Keo delivers a Michael Bublé tribute backed by a swinging big band, blending the sophistication of the Sinatra era with a modern Bublé touch. His smooth, velvety vocals and focus on authenticity create a faithful sound, paired with energetic pacing and engaging audience interaction. A Southern California native and veteran performer, he has spent more than 15 years entertaining at thousands of weddings and special events across the United States and is also an experienced wedding DJ. His original song All To You has sold over 14,000 copies and earned more than 750,000 views on YouTube, becoming a popular choice for the groom and mother dance and receiving recognition from Wedding Wire. Since launching his tribute show, he has performed both solo and with bands and has appeared alongside Bob Caudle, Terry Davies, Dave Halstrom, Mike Martis, Peter Petty, and Steve Roman.

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.

A dinner-and-concert evening featuring Bad River playing the music of Bad Company and Little River Band with Paul Cullen and Tony Sciuto, joined by international recording artist Robbie LaBlanc, Michael Daisey, and Jaared Arosemena. Tickets are $80 and include dinner and the concert. Beverages are available for separate purchase. Gratuity is not included. Tickets are non-refundable.

Dragsgiving, the It’s Giving Thanks Drag Show at Milton Theatre, celebrates the season with high-energy performances, sparkling looks, and sharp comedy. Hosted by Magnolia Applebottom with performances by Roxy Overbrooke and Miss Mann, the night blends big personality, quick wit, and showstopping glamour. Magnolia Applebottom, a cabaret performer from Jackson, Mississippi, brings offbeat humor and crowd-pleasing antics that keep audiences smiling. Whether gathering with chosen family or taking a breather from holiday cooking, this pre-Thanksgiving showcase serves up attitude, laughter, and drag artistry in one festive package.

Branden & James team up with Effie Passero for CelloVoci at Milton Theatre, presenting a blend of rich cello and expressive vocals in a classical crossover setting. The program highlights James’s resonant cello and inventive arrangements alongside Branden’s powerful tenor, shaping familiar melodies into something fresh and emotionally charged. The duo has toured internationally with their classically inspired pop repertoire and is often mentioned within the crossover world alongside artists such as Josh Groban, The Piano Guys, and Jackie Evancho. Their debut album is titled Chasing Dreams, and they have also released a holiday collection called A Christmas Gift. Music Connection magazine recognized them as the best unsigned artists in North America. Branden is a former America’s Got Talent finalist and has performed as a resident tenor with The Metropolitan Opera, Lyric Opera of Chicago, and Los Angeles Opera. He is also the author of the memoir Lyrics of My Life, published by Simon & Schuster. James, an Australian cellist, is known for imaginative arrangements that cast well known songs in a new light. Effie Passero is a classically trained vocalist from Los Angeles, now based in Mexico, who reached the top 20 on the first season of ABC’s American Idol revival and continues to perform around the world on stage and in the studio.

Make plans early to experience the magic of holiday lights. Look forward to a festive glow that brings warmth and sparkle to the season.

This informative session focuses on practical winter safety. It explores how cold conditions impact older adults, outlines ways to get ready for winter weather, and explains how to prepare for emergencies that can arise in severe winter conditions.

A Very Boujee Christmas Holiday BINGO brings a lively spin to a classic game at St. Francis de Sales Parish Center. Hosted by Crossroads Early Intervention and Training, the fundraiser offers rounds of holiday-themed bingo with upscale-inspired prizes and a 50/50 raffle. Tickets are $35 in advance or $40 at the door. Food, beverages, and desserts will be available for purchase. Attendance is limited to guests 21 and older. Proceeds help sustain programs that support children and families.

A Christmas home tour benefiting the Refuge of Hope Children’s Home features an evening of visiting beautifully decorated homes throughout the community while enjoying appetizers along the way in a progressive dinner style with a twist. Share the experience with friends and make memories together. Each ticket helps support the mission of Refuge of Hope. Additional details, including the participating home locations, will be sent by email a few days in advance.

Wallstreet: Motown & More presents an evening of Motown and soul paired with a full dinner. Tickets cover both the performance and the meal. The menu features garlic and honey chicken, pepper steak, scalloped potatoes, ginger rice, broccoli, garden salad, fresh rolls, a dessert table, iced tea, water, and freshly brewed coffee. Alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase. The venue welcomes special dietary requests and offers options prepared without common allergens or intolerances. While every effort is made to accommodate these needs, availability is not guaranteed. For dietary arrangements, contact the venue manager at chjones@wicomicocounty.org.

The Room at Cedar Grove hosts an evening of stand-up paired with dinner, presented by Big Timing Comedy in collaboration with Paul Kares. The night highlights eastern shore local business figure Eric Jolicoeur and Baltimore native Stefan Subotich working together on a comedy experience suited for a date night or an outing with friends. Headliner Larry Lancaster, host of Throwback Saturdays on WEAA 88.9 FM, brings credits that include The Apollo, BET Comicview, national commercials, and performances at clubs, theaters, colleges, and churches across the East, West, and Southeast Coasts. Feature act Tommy Sinbazo is a veteran of the nerd comedy scene known for quick wit and off-the-cuff humor, refining his craft for more than 18 years. Guest performer Chica Loca draws on life as an under five foot, middle aged Latina, former public school teacher, and single mother, with appearances opening for Gary Owen, T-Robe, Capone, Jackie The Jokeman Martling, and Julia Scotti. Host Erik Woodworth shares playful stories of parenthood, married life, and music. He is one third of the Quality Time Podcast, a keystone member of Die Laughing productions, has worked clubs, theaters, and bars nationwide, and has entertained the United States armed forces overseas. A $54 ticket includes dinner along with the comedy show, and beverages are available for separate purchase. Guests are asked to tip their servers for both drinks and the meal, as gratuity is not included and the meal is covered by the ticket. Tickets are non-refundable. A 10 percent discount is available with the promo code COMEDY at checkout.

The Salisbury Maryland Kennel Club presents a scent work trial.

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.

Create a festive door swag with evergreens, ribbon, and seasonal accents to welcome the holidays with a handmade touch. Back by popular demand, this creative event invites you to try something new this year. Reserve your spot early.

Legends of Rock brings an arena-scale salute to the 1980s to Milton Theatre, delivering a surge of guitar-driven anthems that once filled stadiums and airwaves. Originating in Michigan and known for wide-ranging tours, the band captures the sound, look, and swagger of the era with costumes, dynamic lighting, and a big, live mix. Josh Griffith, Mike Breitbach, Jeff Sers, Ken Caswell, and Scott Schroeder power the performance without backing tracks, channeling the feel of a classic rock tour from the opening riff to the final soaring solo. Expect a crowd-ready set packed with favorites by Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Guns N’ Roses, Mötley Crüe, Van Halen, AC/DC, Journey, Poison, Whitesnake, and more.

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.

Presented by TidalHealth, this no-cost support group creates a supportive setting for people living with the effects of stroke, along with family members and caregivers. Each meeting blends peer connection and shared experiences with usable strategies for daily life and recovery. Stroke care professionals guide informative discussions to answer questions and offer education. Gatherings take place at Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Salisbury. Advance registration is required. For more information or to sign up, call 410-912-7938 or email lauren.hitchens@tidalhealth.org.

Celebrate the holidays with a hoedown featuring two-stepping. First-timers and experienced dancers are welcome. Snacks, drinks, and holiday decorations will be present.

The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight reimagines iconic rock and metal through the elegance and force of a classical ensemble. Launched in 2020 by producer Nathan Reed, this production pairs symphonic arrangements with a dark, gothic visual atmosphere that casts familiar songs in a fresh and dramatic light. A rotating lineup of accomplished musicians and vocalists powers each concert, so every performance unfolds as its own journey across two powerhouse genres. In just a few years, the show has presented hundreds of performances to audiences numbering in the hundreds of thousands, building a loyal following among rock fans worldwide. Expect immersive orchestral interpretations that amplify the intensity, beauty, and emotion of beloved tracks. The tour is making a stop in Salisbury.

An annual holiday parade honors the United States’ 250th anniversary, featuring the theme “From Tree to Shining Tree.” Seasonal cheer and a significant national milestone come together in one celebration.

The Salisbury Children’s Choir presents a Christmas concert at Allen Memorial Baptist Church, led by directors Tim and Anne Binkley. The program features joyful harmonies and music that captures the wonder of the season. Tickets are not required, and a voluntary love offering will be collected.

Delmarva Big Band brings Duke Ellington’s The Nutcracker Suite to life, showcasing the jazz reinterpretation of Tchaikovsky crafted by Ellington with Billy Strayhorn. An 18 member orchestra fills the stage with four trumpets, four trombones, five saxophones, and a full rhythm section of piano, bass, guitar, and drums, plus a vocalist. Audiences can look forward to tight brass and woodwind harmonies, flowing saxophone lines, featured solos, and a driving pulse from the rhythm section. The Delmarva Big Band has performed across the Mid Atlantic, building on its earlier years as the Len Gray Orchestra with roots in the classic big band era. The ensemble unites professional musicians and educators from the Peninsula, presenting both classic and contemporary arrangements in the big band tradition.

Parsons Cemetery takes part in a national event honoring nearly 1,400 veterans buried there. The schedule includes the opening of the gates, a parade, a ceremony, and the placement of wreaths.

A remembrance ceremony at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will honor veterans and those who have served. After the ceremony, wreaths will be placed on veterans’ graves in the churchyard, with each veteran’s name spoken aloud. Community members can take part by sponsoring a wreath, volunteering to place wreaths, or attending to pay their respects. The tradition also helps teach future generations about remembrance and freedom.

Tony Sands brings the spirit of Frank Sinatra to the stage in a festive concert that blends signature standards with favorite holiday songs. Backed by the Live Big Band Swingtopia, the performance showcases lush big band arrangements, smooth vocals, and the easy swing of the golden era. Expect romance, lighthearted moments, and nostalgic melodies that have shaped holiday memories for generations. Presented at the Milton Theatre in Milton, DE, this celebration of timeless music and seasonal cheer captures the magic of Sinatra for the holidays.

Josh Grigsby and County Line deliver a lively, toe tapping bluegrass show as part of the Eastern Shore Bluegrass Association’s Second Sunday series at American Legion Caroline Post 29 in Denton, MD. Tickets are $16 in advance and $20 at the door.

Kick It Out returns to Milton Theatre with a live set featuring Heart’s biggest songs, bringing the band’s signature music to the stage in Milton, DE.

GOOD STUFF brings a four-artist show featuring music by Steely Dan, Sting, Stevie Wonder, and Gino Vannelli to the Milton Theatre. The performance continues a winter tradition at the historic venue, which serves as a cultural hub for Milton and the surrounding region.