Events in Milford today

Cap off the spooky weekend with doubles match play on clay in Lewes, Delaware. The format is a Fast Four doubles round robin that keeps matches quick and the action moving. This outdoor event is weather dependent. It is part of the USTA Adult Match Play Program. Delaware Sports Tourism is recognized for its continued support of the club.

The library is accepting boxed donations of books and movies on DVD or Blu-ray, as long as items are in good condition. Donations are taken only during the first five days of each month from March through November 2026, and only during regular open hours. Please limit contributions to no more than 10 boxes per donor. Donations are not accepted in December, January, or February. Bring items in during open hours and do not place donations in the book drop, outside the building, or at the mobile unit. Copies of the full donation policy are available at the KCPL Circulation Desk. Thank you for your consideration and generosity.

An encore performance of The McCartney Experience brings a faithful tribute to Sir Paul McCartney to Milton Theatre. Led by Jed Duvall with an accomplished band, the show covers Beatles classics, Wings favorites, and solo hits for a set filled with familiar tunes. The production has been praised by MTV founder Tom Freston and Al Cieslak of The Kirk McEwen Show for capturing Paul’s sound and stage presence. Ticket availability is limited.

Faith Fest 2026 offers an evening of family-focused fall fun with a chili cook-off, face painting, cornhole, an inflatable, opportunities for fall photos, and a cookie bake-off.

Wind down the weekend at The Listening Booth with a relaxed, community jam where anyone can step in and play. This is not a standard open mic, it is a collaborative session that welcomes seasoned performers and newcomers who just want to enjoy live music. Instruments and basic gear are on hand so participants can focus on the vibe. A rotating host and a different guest bartender keep things fresh each week, making Sunday nights a lively spot to make music and connect.

DART is partnering with the Food Bank of Delaware for its annual Thanksgiving food drive. Bring non-perishable donations to help reach the goal of collecting 15,000 pounds of food for Delawareans in need of food assistance.

Donate clean, new or gently worn shoes in wearable condition, including adult and children’s footwear such as sneakers, boots, sandals, and dress shoes. The Rehoboth Beach Public Library is partnering with Funds2Orgs to collect shoes that can be given a new purpose while supporting the library’s capital campaign. Please tie or rubber-band pairs together before donating. Drop-off locations include the Rehoboth Beach Public Library, RISE Fitness + Adventure, and Rehoboth Beach Running Company. The library will be closed during part of the collection period while its collections are moved to the newly renovated side of the building.

Create a stack of handmade ephemera in a Shore Marketplace workshop centered on journal toppers and layered elements. Part of the Mass Make Mondays series, this hands-on session focuses on making multiples quickly, then embellishing them. Supplies and instruction are provided, and participants can produce as many pieces as time allows, with some mixed media techniques introduced along the way. An optional finished journal can be added at checkout for $20 to hold new embellishments. The session is led by Janis Markopoulos of Boujee Bits Designs. Janis has been active in paper crafting and scrapbooking since 1997, discovered art journaling in 2023 through a local workshop, and now builds creative journals from recyclable materials, fabrics, papers and mediums such as watercolors, acrylics, texture pastes, embossing powders, foiling and pressed flowers. She often dyes papers with organic materials for a vintage look and turns even tiny scraps into artful details. She sells journals at area craft fairs in spring and fall and shares this practice for its creative and restorative benefits. Cost is $35 per person. Class size is limited to 12, with a minimum of 3 participants. Advanced registration is required and tickets are available only through Shore Marketplace. If you register for others, please make sure they receive all class information. Crafting tools and materials may be used during the workshop, and participants accept the associated risks. Requests for special seating or other accommodations should be made in advance. Photos of the class or of participant work may be taken and used for business purposes. For cancellations, credit toward another class by the same instructor is available when the artist is notified at least one week in advance. No shows are not eligible for credit or refund, and any issued credits must be used within six months. If the host or Shore Marketplace cancels the class, participants are eligible for a credit or refund.

Enjoy reading at the library alongside the dogs. Bring a book of your own or choose one from the library’s collection.

Enjoy a high-energy twist on bingo that swaps numbered calls for hit songs. Themed rounds pull from Motown, 60s favorites, 90s rock, pop and more, offering a wide mix across decades and genres. Paper cards and real dabbers keep it classic while the room sparks with spontaneous singing, table drumming and the occasional conga line. Each time someone scores bingo, their name goes on a winners list, then names are drawn later to award nightly prizes, including gift cards to Coastal Taproom and Henlopen Pizza Kitchen.

Enjoy a lively twist on bingo with a music-filled game for all ages. Listen for popular songs, find them on your bingo card, and sing or dance along if you like. The game features themed rounds, fun twists, weekly prizes, and plenty of laughs. It is free to play.

The Spice & Tea Exchange dedicates the first Tuesday of each month to honoring everyday heroes with extra savings. Firefighters, police officers, first responders, members of the military, and teachers receive 30 percent off all food items during this in-store offer. A valid ID is required at checkout. This deal cannot be combined with other sales, promotions, or coupons, and if any portion of the purchase is returned, the promotional value will be forfeited or an equivalent amount will be deducted.

This amputee support group offers a warm setting to talk about personal experiences and hurdles. Family members and caregivers are welcome to attend. Each session provides access to helpful resources and focuses on meaningful discussion and learning. To reserve a spot, call 302-440-4866, or you can simply drop in.

Spend time with Sol at The Crab Barn in Millsboro.

Enjoy bingo at Caroline Post 29, with regular games and early bird games. Food is available to purchase, and everyone is welcome.

Mispillion Cycling’s weekly Tuesday group ride is for club members. Nonmembers can contact the club through Facebook Messenger for more information.

Enjoy a lively bingo game set to music, with rounds spanning many eras and genres, prizes to win, and plenty of unexpected moments. Play for free with full-color paper cards and ink dabbers provided.

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.

The event is sold out, and a wait list will be maintained in case of cancellations. Those with reservations who can no longer attend must notify the organizers by the cancellation deadline or remain responsible for the $40 reservation cost. For later cancellations, payment may be sent with a friend or by check to the Fostering Wishes Foundation, with “LWP” noted on the memo line.

Uke players and acoustic friends can learn, play, sing, and strum together.

Hosted by the men of Delaware Coastal Beach Buddies, this monthly open social at Diego's Bar & Nightclub welcomes members, their guests, and anyone interested in learning more about the group. Expect a casual setting with time for conversation and a beverage. Friends are welcome to come along. A 50/50 raffle is planned, and cash is needed to take part.

The Natural Selections Book Group gathers on the first Wednesday each month, with no meeting in June, to explore nature-focused titles. This session centers on Rooted: Life at the Crossroads of Science, Nature, and Spirit by Lyanda Lynn Haupt. Participate in person or via Zoom, and register in advance while indicating your preferred format. Open to everyone.

Wargame Wednesday is a dedicated night for tabletop warfare and tactical battles. Play BattleTech, One Page Rules, Warmachine, or another tabletop wargame, meet opponents, and explore new systems. Players of all experience levels are welcome, and new games may be added based on community interest.

Enjoy a free, all-ages evening of music-themed games at Lefty’s Alley & Eats, hosted by Jersey John. Try Name That Tune, trivia, and Jersey Feud, with friendly competition, laughter, food, drinks, and prizes.

Hosted by Nate McCormick, this open mic welcomes performers of all kinds for an acoustic evening with no drums or amps. Original music is encouraged, and covers are welcome. The venue has a full sound system, an upright piano, and house guitars available to borrow. Each week features a songwriting prompt, and performers who write a song inspired by the prompt and play it the following week receive a free drink. There is no cover charge, with a two-drink minimum.

Enjoy a free-to-play game of Music Bingo featuring nostalgic themes such as decades, Motown, classic rock, and love songs. With more than 120 rotating rounds, the game offers fresh selections each week and plenty of chances to sing along, tap to the beat, and enjoy food, friends, and friendly competition.

A traveling food pantry will distribute food to community members. Please bring documentation confirming Delaware residency. Service will conclude once all available supplies have been distributed.

Enjoy a matinee celebration of Elvis Presley’s music as Jesse Garron delivers a polished tribute filled with the voice, look, and charisma that made the original artist a legend. Backed by live musicians and female vocalists, the show spans rock, pop, gospel, and oldies that resonate across three generations. Garron has performed this tribute since 1997 and presents it with respect, using the name of Elvis’s twin brother who passed at birth to honor the legacy while recognizing there was only one Elvis. His passion began in early childhood and led to a standout high school performance at 17, which opened doors to larger stages and eventually to venues across the country, often playing to full houses. His journey includes an invitation to perform for the US Embassy in Algiers and recognition from legendary Elvis guitarist James Burton after a show in Louisiana. Audiences who saw Elvis live, along with people connected to the Presley family, frequently praise the authenticity of his portrayal. The production has drawn widespread media attention through billboards, radio, television, and feature articles, and in 2019 he was inducted into the International Elvis Tribute Artist Hall of Fame for his dedication to preserving the King’s legacy.

Enjoy a monthly all you can eat spaghetti dinner for $11, which includes salad, garlic bread, dessert, and a drink. Share a meal with friends and neighbors in a welcoming setting. A drive-thru option is available for convenience, with entry at the back of the building and service through the open bay door.

This practical training is designed for caregivers who want to build confidence and safety in everyday care. Offered in partnership with Easterseals of Delaware & Maryland's Eastern Shore, the session focuses on working safely while assisting loved ones and reducing risk to the caregiver. Participants will learn how to use efficient body mechanics to lessen strain and prevent injury, step by step methods for safe transfers during routine tasks, and guidance on selecting and using adaptive equipment with an overview of available options. To RSVP, email bclogg@pamrehab.com or call 302-382-0867.

Deaf Night Out brings a friendly social gathering to Rail Haus in Dover. It offers a simple chance to connect with others and enjoy conversation in a relaxed setting.

Enjoy half-price pasta all evening at Dalmata, along with musical bingo hosted by James. Test your music knowledge, sing along to favorite songs, compete with friends, and win prizes.

Spend a Thursday evening with Sol at JD Shuckers in Lewes.

ThursBey is a weekly Beyblade X battle night where participants can bring their favorite combos, challenge other bladers, and compete in fast-paced matches. Beginners and seasoned competitors alike can learn, trade strategies, and test their builds with the local Beyblade community.

Enjoy a relaxed karaoke gathering at Lefty’s, where singers of all ages can take the microphone and perform their favorite tunes with DJ Conrad. There is no cover charge.

Jesse Garron presents a tribute to Elvis, honoring the singer and his legacy. Performing since 1997, Garron is known for his vocal range, appearance, and charismatic portrayal. Backed by live musicians and female vocalists, he performs rock, pop, gospel, and oldies songs spanning three generations. In 2019, Garron was inducted into the International Elvis Tribute Artist Hall of Fame.

Take a turn in the spotlight with karaoke, sing a classic or a pop favorite, or cheer on friends as they perform.

Many car seats in Delaware are used incorrectly, with problems affecting four out of five. This free car seat check takes place in the parking lot behind Kent General, between Bayhealth Outpatient PT and Women’s Health. Car seat technicians will examine your seats, walk through proper installation and use, and answer safety questions to help keep your child secure on every ride.

Homeschool Hour features a different subject each session, with presenters, activities, and educational fun. This session focuses on movement, with a presenter providing step-by-step Zumba instructions. Registration is required, and only participating children should be registered.

An evening honoring the 251st Marine Corps Birthday features dinner, dancing, and celebration at Bally's Dover Casino. More information, including what to expect and how to RSVP, will be announced as the event approaches. There are no refunds.

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.

At Goldsboro VFC, a feast centered on unlimited shrimp is paired with pulled pork and classic sides. The menu features baked beans, coleslaw, french fries, and dessert, along with sweet tea and lemonade. A cash bar will be available. Pricing is $55 per couple, $35 per person, $15 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

This free, family-friendly gathering offers a chance to learn how to play Pokémon TCG, Pokémon VCG, or Pokémon GO, then compete against other players when you feel ready. It’s also an opportunity to meet others who enjoy Pokémon. Refreshments are available for purchase at The Lair’s snack bar, and outside food and drinks are not permitted. Calling ahead to reserve a seat is encouraged to help with planning.

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.

Freddie's Follies presents a weekly drag show featuring a lineup of drag queens and their performances. A $5 cover is charged at the door, and table reservations are available through the venue's website.

Step up to the microphone, request your favorite songs, and sing your heart out at Karaoke Night.