Events in Laurel today

A lively flea market and local arts and crafts market at The FlutterBy House brings together a changing selection of local vendors, handmade creations, and one-of-a-kind pieces in a relaxed community setting. Visitors can browse for treasures, meet makers, and support small businesses while enjoying plenty to explore. The market is also seeking vendors, and 10 by 10 foot spaces are offered at no cost, giving creators a chance to showcase their work at this weekly gathering.

This calm, hands-on sensory play session is designed for little ones and allows children to explore at their own pace. Lights are kept low, music stays off, and a variety of tactile stations invite discovery, including a coloring table, a Play-Doh table for shaping and squishing, and sensory bins with engaging textures. Ice cream is 50 percent off during the session, and the gentle atmosphere suits toddlers and young children who benefit from less stimulation while still having plenty of fun.

Seaford Library hosts Miss Maria for a live class featuring music and movement for children and their caregivers. Everyone participates together in an interactive session in a library setting.

Weekly grief support groups in Wicomico County provide a caring setting for anyone coping with loss due to death. Participation is free and open regardless of prior involvement with Coastal Hospice. The program supports communities across Dorchester, Somerset, Worcester, and Wicomico counties. Participants will be notified of any cancellations by the facilitator, Nicole. To register or request details, contact Nicole Long, Coastal Hospice Bereavement Counselor and Community Educator, at nlong@coastalhospice.org or 667.252.0255, and include which grief support group you are interested in attending.

Seaford Library offers a weekly crafting program with Miss Carla where children create a different project each session. The specific activity varies from week to week, with details available on the library’s calendar. The program is presented as Fantastic Friday Crafts.

Live music is featured at Flannerys on Friday nights. For reservations, call ahead.

Friday nights light up with a glow-themed experience. Bring your own glow-in-the-dark accessories, or pick up glow necklaces at check-in. Admission options include checking in through funfull or paying regular entry. Food and drink specials are available.

The floor is open for casual Commander, offering Magic players a chance to play games with others in an open play setting.

A flea market with vendor spaces available at $10 for each 10x10 area.

Dispose of household hazardous waste responsibly, recycle electronic items, and shred paper at a special collection designed to make cleanup easy. There is no charge for Delaware residents, and the event will take place rain or shine.

Celebrate the shift from late summer to early fall at the Wilderlove Outdoor Autumn Market, featuring handmade goods and vintage finds from Delaware and Maryland vendors. Browse and discover unique pieces at this seasonal outdoor shopping experience.

Presented by ACDC, this Touch-A-Truck experience lets children get up close to real vehicles. Young visitors can climb in the cab, try the driver’s seat, and learn how different trucks work, all in one place with plenty of hands-on fun. Admission is free, and optional donations support Asbury Child Development Center. Truck owners interested in taking part can contact Director Casey Taylor at casey@asburyweb.org.

Delmar Heritage Day honors the community’s roots as a railroad town that straddles the Mason-Dixon Line, bringing neighbors together for artisan booths, food stands, and activities for all ages. A signature moment is the spirited tug-of-war that pulls from one side of the Maryland and Delaware border to the other. Grandpa Rich’s Jams, Jellies & Preserves returns to the festival. The celebration is presented by the Delmar Heritage Day Committee and takes place in downtown Delmar.

Backlash Fest 2026 brings a full day of live performances and community fun, presented by Bottle & Cork in Dewey Beach. The lineup features The British Invasion Years, A ’60s Musical Revolution, with special guests HeadHigh, Rogue Agents, and Clayton Eberly, and Mikey G as host. Attendees can enjoy music alongside local vendors, food, games, and a welcoming festival atmosphere in support of a good cause. Guests are encouraged to bring chairs and share the experience with friends. Event partners include J&A Electrical Services, Shore Water Refining, Long Neck Dispensary, Betterliving of Delmarva, George Hoffman Heating & Air Conditioning, AC Dreamscapes, J and C Home Exteriors, and Christina’s Cuts by the Coast. For those planning an overnight stay, Avid hotel Millsboro offers accommodations with a discounted room rate for Backlash 2026.

Settle into a serene space devoted to deep rest and energetic balance during a 90 minute immersion that blends the energy of Holy Fire Reiki, the supportive presence of crystals, and a fully enveloping sound bath. The experience opens with intention setting and thoughtfully chosen crystals to support personal healing, followed by guided Holy Fire Reiki to cleanse, soothe stress, and foster calm connection with inner guidance. As the session unfolds, layers of sound from crystal instruments, steady drum rhythms, shimmering chimes, and the melodic voice of the handpan create a restorative soundscape that quiets the mind, eases physical tension, and invites profound relaxation. Whether the focus is physical renewal, mental clarity, or a deeper spiritual connection, this multi modality offering provides time to care for mind, body, and spirit. Mats, blankets, bolsters, and eye masks are available, and participants are encouraged to bring water and any extra comforts such as a pillow or additional blanket.

OktoBearFest returns to Seaford, featuring The TKO Band performing authentic polka music.

Settle in by the water at Marina Park in Federalsburg for live music from Turning Point. Bring a chair and some friends, take in the fresh air, and enjoy the small-town charm as the music drifts along the Marshyhope.

Enjoy live music by Josh Pryor. Food will be available from the Dominican King Lopez food truck.

This weekly Star Wars Unlimited tournament features a Constructed format with three Swiss rounds. Each round lasts 50 minutes and matches are played as best of three. Entry is $5.

DMTB, the Dave Matthews Tribute Band, brings a dinner and concert experience to the Wicomico Civic Center, honoring the songs that fans know and love. The set spans favorites from the 1990s and beyond, channeling the group’s signature groove with lively jams, moments made for singing along, and adventurous musicianship that reflects the spirit of the originals. Dinner is served before the show and features baked chicken with lemon and garlic, chef-carved roast baron of beef, sides such as roasted potatoes, corn pudding, a vegetable medley, and a garden salad with dressings, plus fresh rolls with butter. A chef-curated dessert table follows, along with iced tea, water, and freshly brewed coffee, and alcoholic beverages are available for purchase. The venue offers options for guests with special dietary needs, including preparations that avoid common allergens or ingredients tied to intolerances, and will make reasonable efforts to accommodate requests, though not all can be guaranteed. Guests may contact the venue manager in advance to discuss specific needs.

Southbound presents a set blending classic country with classic and southern rock. Enjoy a performance focused on these genres.

Take part in a Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game tournament. The entry fee is $12, and every participant receives three OTS packs. If OTS supplies are limited, some of these will be replaced with other promotional packs.

An open board gaming session with the Games Club of Maryland, Salisbury Chapter, takes place at the Salisbury store. Admission is free. It offers a welcoming setting to meet others who share an interest in tabletop games and to try something new.

A recurring Riftbound competition where players face off in tournament play. This event is part of a weekly schedule and highlights head-to-head matches for enthusiasts of the game.

Put your favorite deck to the test in a Pokémon Standard Tournament. Registration takes place before play begins. Cards bearing the G and H regulation marks are legal for Standard, and any future regulation marks will be legal as they are released. The entry fee is $5, and prize support is provided in packs. New players can play, learn, trade, and prepare for tournaments. Please bring your Pokémon Trainer ID so records can be kept.

Prepare for a weekly Disney Lorcana tournament with Core format play in a three round Swiss structure. Each round is best of three and lasts 50 minutes. Arrive early to register and enjoy casual games before the event starts. The entry fee is $7. Prizes are distributed each week according to attendance, with additional rewards every three months. A Discord community shares announcements and conversation for players.

A Digimon tournament held each week, with matches decided best two out of three in a Constructed format.

Players in Salisbury can take part in a weekly One Piece Trading Card Game tournament that uses a Swiss format with three rounds. Each round is best of one and runs 35 minutes. The entry fee is $5. Arriving early is recommended for registration and a few casual games before the tournament begins.

Enjoy a hands-on field trip at Little Lane Flower Company that invites families to experience an operating flower farm and the beauty of locally grown blooms. Guided learning focuses on how flowers are cultivated and cared for throughout the season, along with the essential roles of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators in a healthy ecosystem. Through engaging farm education, children gain a deeper understanding of nature, plant life cycles, and the connections between plants, insects, and the environment. As part of the visit, each participant may pick a small bouquet to take home. This outdoor experience is well suited for nature lovers, budding gardeners, and curious learners of all ages, celebrating vibrant colors, refreshing scents, and the wonders of a flower farm while highlighting how pollinators help the world flourish.

Walk-in interviews are available for a wide range of company-wide roles. All job seekers are welcome, whether pursuing entry-level opportunities, bringing professional experience, or exploring a career transition. For questions, call 410-505-7520.

This free educational session focuses on chronic kidney disease and offers practical guidance to slow its progression while keeping track of kidney health. Topics include 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.

A weekly gathering of tabletop groups offers a friendly place to play and connect with others. Tables for the night are reserved in advance, and newcomers are encouraged to get involved with the growing community. A Discord server is available for like-minded people.

Brew River Restaurant and Bar hosts a night of general trivia led by Doug the Rockstar.

Midweek takes on a fresh spark at The Groove Restaurant, where the aroma from the kitchen sets the tone for Funky Music Bingo, a high energy twist on the classic game set to favorite tunes. Guests mark big, colorful, easy to read 2-on cards with real ink dabbers provided on loan while a quality sound system brings the music to life. The action builds to a final wheel spin, and winners take home real prizes, not plastic beer trinkets. Dine-in guests can also enjoy 31.9 percent off all entrees. It all adds up to an easy, fun atmosphere filled with music, games, and good food.