Events in Milford today

This free Cancer Self-Management series at Kent County Public Library, presented in partnership with HealthyDelaware, shares practical tools for living with cancer. Participants explore ways to prevent or delay health complications, learn techniques for managing frustration, fatigue, pain, isolation, poor sleep, and uncertainty, consider how to evaluate and make decisions about treatment and complementary therapies, and build skills for communicating more effectively with family, friends, and health professionals. Pre-registration is requested. The program will run only if at least eight people register.

A live music event brings Zach Bryan, Kings of Leon, Fey Fili, and Gabriella Rose to The Woodlands of Dover Motor Speedway in Dover, DE. These artists share the same bill for one concert, offering a varied showcase of music in one setting.

Creativity takes center stage at Jellystone Park with a playful art-focused celebration featuring painting and drawing. Yogi Bear and friends add to the fun with a friendly challenge to see whose artwork shines, offering a cheerful setting for making memorable creations.

Every other Friday, the Delfire Club hosts a beginner friendly Dungeons & Dragons adventure created for participants 16 and under. Players can step into a shared Waterdeep: Dragon Heist campaign with ready to use pre-made characters. The experience covers the fundamentals of D&D, invites exploration of the city of Waterdeep, and uses a flexible drop in, drop out format so young adventurers at any experience level can take part with ease.

The Kagan Nuss Duo returns to Surf N Turf in Milford for a high-energy night featuring favorites by Billy Joel, Elton John, Ray Charles, and more.

Take part in a free gathering focused on Pokemon TCG, Pokemon VCG, and Pokemon GO. Newcomers can learn the basics, then face other players when ready, all in a family friendly setting that makes it easy to meet fellow Pokemon fans. Activities take place inside The Lair, the new shop located behind Red Bandana. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and refreshments are available for purchase at The Lair’s snack bar. Calling ahead to reserve a seat is appreciated to help with the head count. Public parking is available nearby.

Zach Bryan headlines The Woodlands with a cross-genre lineup that includes Kings of Leon, Gabriella Rose, and Fey Fili. The night spans a broad emotional range, moving from indie rock surges to airy folk and intimate storytelling. Bryan’s set, featuring signature songs like Burn, Burn, Burn and Revival, unfolds in a festival setting that builds into a full throttle concert experience. Kings of Leon bring arena-scale momentum, while Gabriella Rose and Fey Fili add distinct textures that keep the evening varied and resonant. The Woodlands turns into a single night gathering of major artists, centered on Bryan’s commanding presence.

Milton Theatre presents a drag comedy showcase filled with bold style, quick wit, and constant laughs. Magnolia Applebottom takes the host role, keeping the pace lively and the humor flowing throughout the show. The lineup features Jolene Cuisine, bringing big personality, standout fashion, and a playful sense of humor, alongside Bev, who delivers glittering flair, sharp-tongued sass, and crowd-pleasing comedy. Magnolia Applebottom is a celebrated cabaret performer from Jackson, Mississippi, known for a quirky, cool persona and a knack for making audiences smile.

Salute to Service Poker Run will be held at Camden-Wyoming Fire Company. Pre-registration is $30 per rider and $20 per passenger and includes five door prize tickets and a lunch ticket. Registration after the pre-registration period is $35 per rider and $25 per passenger. Breakfast will be available for purchase. A rain date is planned.

Children ages 3 to 12 can dive into stories through lively read‑alouds, hands-on crafts, imaginative role-play, and activities for the whole family to enjoy together. Presented by A&Y Birthday Blessings, this free storytime nurtures reading skills, creativity, and social-emotional growth while creating a fun, memorable experience for families. To learn more, contact Andrea Miller at aandybirthdayblessings@gmail.com.

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.

Make space for personal care at The Biggs Museum through a self-paced journey that blends creativity and well-being. Move through the galleries at your own rhythm and explore art-focused activities designed to encourage relaxation, inspiration, and authentic expression. Quiet areas invite brief breathing practices and simple meditation, while a themed route spotlights works connected to tranquility, happiness, and reflection, paired with prompts that deepen your experience. Take breaks whenever you wish and let the collection support a gentle reset. Pick up a printed guide at the front desk to begin.

Explore historic aviation up close at the Air Mobility Command Museum during Open Cockpit. Step inside several remarkable aircraft, including the only C-5 publicly on display anywhere, a C-47 that flew on D-Day, a C-54 that served in the Berlin Airlift, the first KC-10 ever built, a C-133 presented with distinctive vehicles on board, Air Force 2, and other notable firsts, lasts, and one-of-a-kind aircraft spanning from WWII to today. Take a closer look at the newest arrival, the A-10 Warthog, while knowledgeable docents, many with firsthand experience, share insights and answer questions. If it rains, outdoor aircraft will close, but the C-47 inside the hangar, the control tower, the flight simulator, and the theater will remain open. Food will be available for purchase outside from a local food truck vendor. Admission to the museum is free and open to the public, with costs only for food and items from the gift store or mobile trailer. Donations are welcome and appreciated.

Garden Day at the John Bell House welcomes volunteers to support First State Heritage Park by caring for a trio of vegetable and herb gardens while taking part in historical interpretation. Participants explore plants common to colonial-era gardens and how they were used, learn foundational gardening practices from that period, and help with weeding, watering, general upkeep, and harvesting as needed. Historical clothing is available to wear, and the park provides trowels, watering cans, and gloves. No experience is required, and experienced gardeners are welcome. It is also an opportunity to give back to the community in the setting of the state’s first urban park without boundaries.

Experience a gentle, all‑levels yoga session in the galleries at The Biggs Museum, where art creates a calming backdrop for mindful movement. A local certified instructor will guide breathing, stretching, and balance practices suited to both newcomers and seasoned practitioners. Expect a serene, creative atmosphere that supports relaxation and focus, helping you set a clear intention and carry a sense of calm into the rest of your day.

A live concert brings together Zach Bryan, Alabama Shakes, Fey Fili, and Gabriella Rose at The Woodlands of Dover Motor Speedway in Dover, Delaware.

Step into a storybook-themed evening at Rail Haus featuring a mix of indoor space and a tented outdoor area. Formal attire is required, and literary character costumes are welcome, from the Night Court of ACOTAR and the world of Bridgerton to the many Jane Austen adaptations, Middle-earth, the Wizarding World of Hogwarts, and Game of Thrones. Creative looks are encouraged, and standout ensembles will receive prizes. Tickets are $55 per person. Each ticket includes one prom-style digital photo by Liv B Photo, with the option to purchase additional images, plus a buffet dinner. Drinks are not included. A red carpet entrance is planned to highlight formal outfits. All guests will check in at the door, and numbered tables will be called up in turn for the buffet to keep the line moving. Live music by Kevin Hartigan will provide vocals and guitar, and DJ Bridge will keep the dance floor going with requests welcomed. Plans also include a fire dancer performance and a group dance, with more information to come.

Melissa Brenner from First State Improv leads an improv workshop for tweens. Participants ages 8 to 12 can explore improvisational theater, where performers invent scenes, dialogue, and characters in the moment, and no previous experience is necessary.

Dr. William Lane, an educational consultant, academic coach, and advocate, leads a free and informative presentation focused on navigating special education. The session explains what an IEP is, clarifies the difference between accommodations and modifications, and offers guidance on preparing for an IEP meeting. Attendees also receive insights on laws, strategies, and practical advice to better support a child's education. This free program is open to parents, guardians, and educators, with registration available online or by phone.

Mighty Milers is an eight week running program at Milton Elementary School that meets twice a week. Designed for children in second through eighth grade, it welcomes both newcomers and experienced runners. Participants build skills step by step, beginning with fundamental drills and stretching, then progressing to speed work and strength training. Each child is encouraged to advance at a personal pace while learning what it takes to become a successful runner. The goals are to boost fitness, grow as runners, make friends, and discover that running is fun. Sessions blend track time, trail time, and games to keep the challenge engaging and enjoyable.

Feelings Rock brings social emotional learning to life through music and movement for children ages NB to 5 years and their caregivers. Participants explore ways to identify, communicate, and manage feelings while staying active and engaged. Activities include playing with rhythm sticks and shaker eggs, using simple sign language, interacting with puppets, listening to stories, trying instruments, and dancing, all designed to encourage learning and whole body wellness.

Wargame Wednesday is a dedicated night for tabletop warfare and tactical battles. Players of BattleTech, One Page Rules, Warmachine, and other tabletop wargames can find opponents, explore new systems, and face off across the table. New and experienced players are welcome, and the lineup can grow to include additional games based on community interest.

Experience a relaxed trivia night at EasySpeak Spirits with teams squaring off in a friendly competition across a range of question categories. Handcrafted spirits and cocktails set the tone for a laid-back evening filled with brain teasers, laughs, and the chance to walk away with bragging rights and prizes. Whether seasoned quiz pros or first-timers, participants can team up, test their knowledge, and enjoy great drinks throughout the game.

Explore your family history through a four-part class series led by Tom Mercer, an experienced genealogist and DDGS member. Weekly sessions cover how to begin your genealogy journey, the types of records available and where to locate them, how to use vital records and census data, and approaches to researching military and immigration records. Each session stands alone, making it easy to attend any or all.

Surf & Turf Bar & Grill hosts a lively music bingo experience that blends favorite tunes with the classic thrill of marking your card. Rounds draw on nostalgic themes such as decades, Motown, classic rock, and love songs, with the volume set for easy singalongs, table tapping, or a little air guitar. With a library of more than 120 rotating rounds, the mix stays fresh, and when someone wins, the room erupts with a cheerful shout of “Funky Bingo!” It is free to play and simple to pick up, offering a relaxed way to enjoy food, friends, and lighthearted competition.