Events in Millsboro, DE

The 34th Annual Apple Scrapple Festival offers a family-friendly open air street celebration with a wide mix of attractions, including a carnival, diverse vendors, a food court, free live entertainment, a craft marketplace, a health and safety fair, and contests, with more activities throughout. There are only two vendor spaces left, and participation is being filled on a first come, first served basis.

This session offers young children a gentle, enjoyable sensory play experience in a soothing setting that allows exploration at a comfortable pace. The environment features soft lighting, no background music, and several interactive stations. Activities include a coloring area that encourages creativity and fine motor practice, a Play-Doh station for squishing and shaping, and sensory bins filled with a variety of textures to discover. Ice cream is half price while the session is underway. Ideal for toddlers and young children who benefit from a calmer atmosphere that still offers plenty of fun.

A weekly grief support group in Wicomico County offers a compassionate, no cost space for anyone grieving a death, whether or not Coastal Hospice was involved in their care. These ongoing sessions are part of Coastal Hospice bereavement services that support Dorchester, Somerset, Worcester, and Wicomico counties. The facilitator, Nicole, will notify participants if a session is canceled. To register, contact Nicole Long, bereavement counselor and community educator.

Embrace the Halloween spirit with spooky activities tucked into every corner. Explore the campsite as it reveals its creepier side, with playful frights and seasonal fun along the way.

Jellystone Park is celebrating Halloween with a spirited celebration filled with playful frights and surprises at every turn. Fans of creepy critters as well as lovers of classic monster films will find plenty to enjoy, with activities that cater to a variety of spooky tastes. Expect a festive atmosphere with themed fun, scary moments, and treats that bring the Halloween spirit to life.

CoCo’s Funhouse turns bingo into a kid-centered glow party, creating a bright, family-friendly setting where young players can enjoy easy-to-follow rounds and celebrate wins with fun prizes. Whether brand new to the game or already confident, children can jump in, have fun, and make memories in a playful, welcoming environment. Admission is included with Funfull. Non-members can attend with regular admission, priced at $15 for children under 2 and $20 for ages 2 and older. Advance booking is available.

Kids can dive into a glow-filled party where everything shines. Bring glow-in-the-dark accessories, or purchase glow necklaces at check-in. Entry options include checking in with funfull or paying standard admission. Food and drink specials will be available.

Take part in a professional-led pickleball skills clinic at The Courts at Harmon Field. The clinic is priced at $40. A 50 percent discount on the clinic is available with registration for the Love in the Kitchen tournament.

Poser brings party vibes to Groove Restaurant in Delmar, Maryland.

Enjoy a free, welcoming meetup where newcomers and returning players can learn Pokemon TCG, Pokemon VCG, or Pokemon GO. Practice at your own pace, then challenge other participants when you feel ready in a family friendly setting that makes it easy to meet fellow Pokemon fans. Outside food and drink are not permitted, but snacks and beverages are available for purchase at The Lair’s snack bar. Please call ahead to reserve a seat, which helps with the head count. The Lair is the new shop located just behind the main Red Bandana store, and a public parking lot sits between The Lair and Park Place for convenient access.

A high-energy tribute brings the look, sound, and attitude of Def Leppard to the Wicomico Civic Center, pairing the concert with a full dinner. Your ticket includes both the performance and a meal featuring sweet and spicy sticky chicken, shepherd’s pie, garlicy wild rice, sugar snap peas, green beans, garden salad, fresh rolls, a dessert table, iced tea, water, and freshly brewed coffee. Alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase. Guests with special dietary needs may request accommodations, including meals prepared without common allergens or intolerances. Efforts will be made to honor requests, though not all can be guaranteed. For dietary inquiries, contact the venue manager at chjones@wicomicocounty.org.

A Clear Space favorite returns to an intimate stage with a raucous rock and roll celebration that revels in irreverence, over-the-top flair, and the freedom to be extra for the Halloween season. After an ill-timed detour, Brad and Janet cross paths with Dr. Frank-N-Furter of Transylvania, and the outrageous journey kicks into gear. Celebrating five decades as a cult phenomenon, this production channels the crowd’s energy and features late-night audience participation performances each Saturday.

The space is set aside for casual Commander play, offering Magic players open tables for friendly games with others. It is a relaxed, open-play setting where participants can match up, shuffle, and play at their own pace.

Freddie’s Follies presents a weekly drag show filled with bold performances and vibrant stagecraft. A talented cast of drag artists brings personality, originality, courage, and skill to every number, creating a lively, high energy atmosphere. Entry is a $5 cover paid at the door.

Late Night Karaoke offers a chance to step up to the microphone, pick the songs you love, and sing with enthusiasm. It is simple to take part and centered on having fun.

Explore a community flea market where buyers and sellers come together to browse, sell, and find bargains. Vendor booths are available for $10 each and measure 10 by 10 feet. This offers a simple, low-cost option for vendors and a chance for shoppers to discover a variety of items.

During the Apple Scrapple Festival in Bridgeville, TidalHealth will host a flu clinic at the TidalHealth Community Wellness Van, providing free flu shots for individuals age 8 and older. Participants younger than 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The vaccine offered is a trivalent seasonal influenza vaccine. If a high-dose vaccine might be appropriate, consult a primary care practitioner or pharmacist for guidance.

Set in Historic Downtown Berlin, this annual fall car cruise showcases classic and distinctive automobiles. Browse the displays and stop into nearby shops and restaurants. Registration is on-site only with a $15 fee, and it ends when available space is filled. The event also includes an awards ceremony and a 50/50 drawing.

Rally for a cause at the 2026 Love In the Kitchen pickleball tournament. Matches take place on 12 outdoor asphalt courts with brackets for men, women, mixed teams, and a Money Ball category. Every game played helps advance Love INC’s mission to transform lives and communities. Enjoy spirited competition, support meaningful work, and make an impact on and off the court.

The 5th annual Goober Golf World Championship returns to Stenger's Shamrock Farms Par 3 Golf Course, bringing a lighthearted scramble for teams of four. Hosted in partnership with Techno Goober and Stenger's Shamrock Farms Par 3 Golf Course, all proceeds benefit youth sports in the community. Expect playful twists and offbeat challenges that make strategy as important as your swing, creating a friendly competition for both seasoned golfers and first-timers. On-site registration will be available before play begins, and those already registered can head to the course at the start. Winners are announced after the tournament concludes. Participants of all ages are welcome. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times, and a signed waiver is required at registration.

Shaped by community feedback, TogetherWeTHRIVE presents a monthly gathering for open dialogue and connection. The Coffee Couch Corner brings people together at Brick Row Market to listen, share, and exchange ideas in a welcoming environment. The focus centers on LGBTQ community members and their allies while inviting conversation about concerns that touch everyone. All are welcome, no topic is too big or too small, and the aim is to work through problems collectively and build an ongoing conversation that grows from month to month over coffee and friendly conversation.

A welcoming, all-ages group offers casual chess for every level, from beginners to seasoned experts. It is an opportunity for children, teens, adults, and seniors to build skills and connect with fellow community members. Attend weekly or drop in when convenient. No registration is required, and all equipment is provided.

Browse a pop-up book sale at the library with discounted selections such as former best sellers, cookbooks, beach reads, children's materials, and more. The sale is sponsored by the Friends of the South Coastal Library in support of the local library.

This event offers an opportunity to expand your knowledge of Charles Lindbergh. Whether you are already familiar with his story or just beginning to explore it, you can deepen your understanding.

The Pines of Terror returns with a haunted trail spread over three weekends, offering plenty of frights and chilling fun. All are welcome, and paid admission is required.

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

Salisbury, Maryland hosts a weekly Star Wars Unlimited tournament in a Constructed format. The competition features three Swiss rounds, with 50-minute rounds and best-of-three matches. Entry is $5.

Dance to country classics and southern rock with Southbound at Sussex Amvets Post 2.

Enjoy a dance event at American Legion Post 28 in Millsboro, Delaware.

At Arena's Restaurant, Kagan Nuss and Johnny Rags perform as The Great Chasers with a lively piano and sax set featuring songs by Billy Joel, Ray Charles, Elton John, and spirited 1950s favorites. Sandwiches and refreshing drinks are available, and the upbeat tunes are perfect for twisting along.

At Freddie's Follies, Saturday nights turn into a lively drag showcase featuring a lineup of queens delivering spirited performances that celebrate flair, individuality, nerve, and talent. The venue transforms for the show, creating a vibrant setting for an evening of entertainment. There is a $5 cover at the door, and table reservations are available.

Get ready for karaoke centered on easy, feel-good singing. Choose your favorite tracks, take the microphone, and give it everything you have. It is straightforward... make a request, then sing, and the emphasis is squarely on fun.

On second Sundays from May through October, downtown Berlin, Maryland hosts a market featuring art and vintage vendors. Located just a few blocks from the Berlin Farmers Market, it is easy to pair both stops in one visit.

This farmers market in Hebron features fresh produce from local growers, with fruit and vegetable selections. Flea market items are not allowed.

Aqua offers a Sunday Funday special featuring $6 rosé and $6 house mixed drinks.

Enjoy a casual Magic: The Gathering Commander session with open tables for games played your way. All experience levels and play styles are welcome. With Commander a major focus across the Magic community, bring your favorite decks, find a pod, and settle in for friendly, low pressure matches.

In Salisbury, MD, players can take part in a Magic: The Gathering Commander checklist challenge where each participant receives a set of in-game objectives to pursue during their matches. These goals rotate weekly and encourage experimenting with different decks to complete as many as possible. The more objectives completed, the more promo cards are awarded at the end of the event. Entry is the purchase of any Magic: The Gathering booster pack.

UJ Kids Carnival brings an afternoon of family activities to Captain's Quarters Arcade & Go Karts at the Millville Boardwalk. Enjoy carnival games, face painting, raffles, a special appearance by a live mermaid, hula hoop fun, popcorn, and more, all supporting Unstoppable Joy. The festivities run rain or shine with both indoor and outdoor options. Admission is $5 per child, and parents as well as children under 1 are free. During the carnival, Captain's Quarters will donate 20% of arcade and go-kart purchases to the cause. Sponsorship opportunities and tickets are available.

Sunday Tea with DJ Biff delivers sunny, feel-good energy and an upbeat soundtrack made for laid-back enjoyment. DJ Biff keeps the music lively and welcoming, creating a playful vibe that hints at summertime and celebrates the moment.

Enjoy a screening of National Treasure as part of a museum movie series, presented in honor of America’s 250th and the significance of the Declaration of Independence. Families are welcome. Bring a chair or blanket for comfortable seating. Admission is free, refreshments will be available for purchase, and donations are appreciated.

Weekly competition for the One Piece Trading Card Game takes place in Salisbury, MD and welcomes both newcomers and veterans. Players can arrive early to register and enjoy casual matches before the tournament begins. The entry fee is $5. The event uses a Swiss format with three rounds, and each round is best of one with a 35 minute time limit. A community Discord is available for announcements and discussion.

Sunday nights at The Listening Booth turn into a relaxed, community jam where anyone interested in making music can step in and play. Rather than a traditional open mic, this gathering focuses on collaboration and an easygoing atmosphere for both seasoned performers and those who simply want to enjoy live sounds. Essential gear is provided so participants can concentrate on creating together. A rotating host and a guest bartender each week keep things fresh, adding new faces and a different vibe every time. It is a welcoming way to cap off the weekend with spontaneous sets, shared energy, and a room full of music.

This support group offers a caring setting for caregivers and relatives dealing with an early dementia diagnosis. Participation is free. For RSVPs or information, call 302-703-2568 or email info@villagevolunteer.org.

This support group offers a welcoming space for people living with implantable cardioverter defibrillators to build knowledge and feel more comfortable with their device. Participants can hear from knowledgeable professionals and exchange personal insights in a confidential setting. The group is open to patients, family members, friends, and caregivers. Facilitated education, peer support, and open discussion are included, and each attendee may bring one guest. Meetings take place at TidalHealth Adult Fitness. For questions, contact Trina Forney, MSN, RN, at 410-912-6163 or trina.forney@tidalhealth.org.

This supportive gathering welcomes anyone affected by stroke, no matter where care was received. Nurses, therapists, family members, and friends come together to share information and encouragement for life after a stroke. Calling ahead is encouraged at 302-440-4866, though drop-ins are welcome.

TidalHealth Atlantic hosts a Parkinson's support group that meets monthly on the second Tuesday at TidalHealth Neurology. For more information, contact Kay Kinnikin at 410-641-4765 or kay.kinnikin@tidalhealth.org.

An evening of bingo features an early bird round followed by the main session. A $25 bingo package is offered, and food will be available. This event takes place monthly. For more information, see the event flyer or call 302-515-0001 x1100 with questions.

Homeschool students are welcome to share their creativity at an art show at WinterPlace Park. Drawing inspiration from the Downtown Salisbury Art Tour, this gathering invites participants of all ages to present paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, and mixed media for family, friends, and the broader community to enjoy. Guests can browse the displays, meet other homeschool families, and cheer on young creators as they showcase the results of their imagination and hard work. Bringing a chair or blanket is suggested for a comfortable visit. It is a friendly way to celebrate student talent and the stories each piece tells.

TidalHealth Atlantic hosts a stroke support group at TidalHealth Neurology. For more information, contact Betty Darby-Glime at 410-641-4765 or betty.darby-glime@tidalhealth.org.

Enjoy a night out for a cause at the Baywood Clubhouse with a #dogood benefit in support of LaRed Health Center. The evening features dinner, a pick-your-prize style auction, a 50/50 raffle, and a cash bar. Tickets are $49 per person for dinner, or $64 per person for dinner plus a bottle of wine.

Create three needle felted pumpkins that add a festive touch to holiday decor or make thoughtful handmade gifts.

Cruise Nights celebrates the riding season with food, Freebirds' Mobile bar, and a DJ on site. The organizers are adding the remaining dates to their page and will announce a rain date if weather affects plans.

These 90-minute classes are led by Community Health Outreach Workers and focus on understanding diabetes and learning practical ways to manage it through healthy eating and lifestyle changes. The goal is to help you take control of your diabetes. Sessions are held at Chesapeake Health Care’s OB/GYN Conference Center. To register or get more information, contact Certified Health Outreach Workers Anita or Natasia.

Monster Mash marks the second of four weekends in a Halloween celebration. Enjoy trick-or-treating, decorate your site with spooky flair, take part in costume contests, and experience the Haunted Trail.

A Jazz Fest evening at The Room at Cedar Grove features New York guitarist JJ Sansaverino in a dinner-and-concert format. A $49 ticket includes dinner and the live performance. Beverages are available for separate purchase. Gratuity is not included, and tickets are non-refundable. For three decades, Sansaverino has toured the world with more than fifty shows each year, released five acclaimed albums, and earned both a number one Billboard single and additional charting songs. His sound blends smooth and traditional jazz, blues, R&B, and reggae, with a style often compared to George Benson and Santana. A Berklee School of Music graduate and award winner, he has performed alongside international artists and once played at Sir Paul McCartney’s wedding. Festival highlights include appearances at Berks, Rehoboth, Blue Note, Seabreeze, Mallorca, Orlando, Algarve, Lake Arbor, Cancun, and Arizona, among others. He is continuing international touring while supporting his sixth release, Conversations, on Innervision Records, spotlighting recent radio favorites Style and Elegance, Keep Your Head Up, and Ride With Me. A collaboration with reggae icon Maxi Priest produced Blessed With A Melody, a track that rose to the top of jazz and reggae charts. His nineteenth radio single, Let It Go, is also climbing. Reviewers have likened his guitar work to artists such as Karl Denson, Norman Brown, Wes Montgomery, George Benson, and Lee Ritenour, noting a soulful smooth jazz vibe with a touch of funk.

Miss Richfield 1981 brings an all-new show to Milton Theatre that celebrates seizing the moment with a sweet, life-affirming spirit. Expect fresh songs, playful video moments, and lively interaction with the audience as this sharp-witted Midwestern entertainer turns everyday wisdom into big laughs. Hailing from Richfield, Minnesota, this celebrated drag icon blends small-town charm with quick improv and a highly interactive style. Her live performances have earned praise from outlets such as The New York Post and Twincities.com, and she regularly fills venues across the United States. She is a summertime favorite in Provincetown at Pilgrim House, a headliner with Atlantis Events cruises and resorts, and has hosted corporate events for companies including Amazon, Norwegian Cruise Lines, and Bank of America. Television appearances include NBC’s Today, TLC’s Cake Boss, Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live, and TruTV’s Talk Show The Game Show. She also serves as a spokesperson for Orbitz and a brand ambassador for Visit Philadelphia, and she supports LGBT charities locally and nationally, including an annual role hosting Family Pride for NYC Pride.

Quilters by the Sea Guild presents a star-spangled themed quilt show at the Ocean Pines Community Center in Ocean Pines, Maryland. Attendees can explore quilts on display and appreciate the artistry of this creative tradition in a community setting.

This event features acoustic cover songs performed at Big Oyster Brewery in Milford, Delaware.

Celebrate Halloween with eerie activities and surprises tucked into every corner. Explore creepy touches throughout the campsite and experience its darker side.

Young witches and ghouls can enjoy a Halloween celebration that keeps the scares gentle while still delivering spooky fun. Expect plenty of candy, lively games, and creative crafts that bring the holiday spirit to life. Costumes are encouraged, so show off a favorite look and enjoy a playful gathering filled with excitement without being too frightening.

The Kagan Nuss Duo returns to Surf N Turf in Milford with a full night of music, featuring songs by Billy Joel, Elton John, Ray Charles, and more.

Enjoy a dinner-and-concert evening featuring New York guitarist JJ Sansaverino, whose genre-blending sound moves through smooth and traditional jazz, blues, R&B, and reggae. With five acclaimed albums, more than 50 shows a year, a Billboard number one and several other charting singles across three decades, he brings a seasoned, high-energy performance to the stage. A Berklee graduate and award winner, he has shared stages with international artists, performed at Sir Paul McCartney’s wedding in 2002, and appeared at festivals including Berks, Rehoboth, Blue Note, Seabreeze, Mallorca, Orlando, Algarve, Lake Arbor, Cancun, and Arizona. He is currently touring in support of his sixth album, Conversations, on Innervision Records, with recent radio favorites Style and Elegance, Keep Your Head Up, and Ride With Me reaching the Billboard charts. His collaboration with Maxi Priest on Blessed With A Melody has topped jazz and reggae charts, and his 19th radio single, Let It Go, is climbing the airwaves. A $49 ticket includes dinner and the concert. Beverages are available for purchase separately. Gratuity is not included. Tickets are non-refundable.

Though Fenwick Island was officially incorporated in 1953, its past reaches back for centuries. Settle in by a beach campfire to hear stories of pirates, squatters, rocket launches, and more from the area’s history. Suitable for ages 7 and older. Free admission.

A lively block party with Brandywine Valley SPCA puts Delmarva DockDogs in the spotlight, bringing the excitement of the dock to dogs and handlers alike. As part of the Affiliate Club Series, it welcomes dogs of any breed or size who are at least six months old, and no prior experience is needed. New handlers are encouraged to step in and give the sport a try. The lineup features signature DockDogs disciplines, with multiple Big Air waves leading into Speed Retrieve all-in-one finals, followed by Big Air finals that include Hero and Legend rounds and then divisional finals. Entry fees are per team, per wave. Pre-registration is 40 dollars for adults for Big Air or Speed Retrieve and 19 dollars for youth for either discipline. Onsite registration is 42 dollars for adults for Big Air or Speed Retrieve and 22 dollars for youth for either discipline.

Now in its second year, the Chad Graves rib cookoff comes to FAT TUB Bar in Salisbury, MD. The backyard area will be open, and a cornhole tournament adds to the festivities.

Local publishers and the authors they represent gather on the museum lawn for a celebration of books. Browse literary themed gifts and sip wine as you explore. The schedule features author readings, book signings, and a visit from the Worcester County Library Bookmobile, plus other book focused activities. The announcement of this year’s Berlin Book Awards winners is part of the day. Taking place alongside Berlin’s Oktoberfest, it is also a chance to check out Main Street businesses nearby.

Faith Baptist School hosts a community fall festival with activities for families. Enjoy games, a hayride, rides on small tractors, and inflatable bounce houses. Activity tickets cost 25 cents each to keep participation affordable. Food, homemade baked goods, and additional items will be available for purchase.

This event features a musical performance for attendees to enjoy.

Settle into a nurturing space for restoration and energetic balance in a session that weaves Holy Fire Reiki, supportive crystals, and an enveloping sound bath. It begins with intention setting in a carefully prepared environment that incorporates crystals to support personal healing, then moves into a guided Reiki experience focused on easing stress and cultivating deep calm. As the energy work unfolds, layers of sound from crystal instruments, steady drum rhythms, airy chimes, and the melodic handpan create a soothing soundscape that quiets the mind and releases physical tension. This multimodal immersion offers room for physical renewal, mental clarity, and a deeper sense of spiritual connection. Mats, blankets, bolsters, and eye masks are available. Please bring water and any extra comforts, such as a pillow or additional blanket, to make the experience as comfortable as possible.

Experience the sixth annual Patty Plop, a cow drop game featuring prize drawings every 15 minutes during the poop watch. A $5,000 grand prize is available if the cow makes its lucky plop on your spot. Live entertainment includes the Amish Outlaws, with DJ Mike Shannon providing music throughout the evening. Bring friends, enjoy a drink, and remember a lawn chair for comfortable seating.

SDTR hosts its 10th Annual Barn Dance, featuring live music for dancing from the Mason Dixon Band, a barbecue dinner served by Whole Roast Barbeque Services, and a bourbon tasting station.

Enjoy an evening of live jazz with saxophonist and vocalist Paula Atherton. An $80 ticket includes dinner along with the concert, while beverages are available for purchase separately. Gratuity is not included, and all ticket sales are final. Atherton will showcase her hits along with selections from across her catalog, backed by a band on keys, guitar, bass and drums. Based in New York, she has shared stages with leading contemporary jazz artists including The Rippingtons, Nick Colionne, Chuck Loeb, Cindy Bradley, Brian Simpson, Four80East, David Sanborn, Bob James, Marc Antoine, Hiroshima, Gerald Albright and Chieli Minucci. Her experience also spans traditional jazz, highlighted by a week at the Blue Note in New York with pianist Hank Jones, as well as a performance with Grammy winner Dee Dee Bridgewater at the Annenberg Theater for the Palm Springs Women’s Jazz Festival. Her recording career features three number one entries on Mediabase and Billboard and fourteen singles that reached the Billboard Top 30, with many landing in the top 10 and top 5. She has been nominated for Best Artist of the Year by the Smooth Jazz Network in 2020, 2023 and 2024, and has appeared at festivals such as the Greater Hartford Jazz Festival, Seabreeze, Berks Jazz Fest, the Gulf Coast Jazz Festival, Low Country, Rehoboth Jazz Festival, the Smooth Hot Jazz Festival in Spain and Jazz in the Algarve in Faro, Portugal.

Super Trans AM delivers a high-energy salute to the 1970s, packing the stage with arena anthems and radio hits brought to life through tight musicianship and creative A/V production. Expect plenty of sing along moments as the band revisits favorites from The Eagles, Hall and Oates, Queen, The Doobie Brothers, Paul McCartney and Wings, Peter Frampton, Foreigner, Kiss, Boston, and Journey, along with smooth staples like Orleans’ Still the One and Pilot’s Magic. The show nods to the era’s pop culture touchstones, from Cousin Brucie’s 77 WABC broadcasts and Evel Knievel’s daring feats to movie milestones like The Godfather and Jaws, while also connecting with newer fans who discovered these songs in films such as Guardians of the Galaxy and Doctor Strange. Crafted for multiple generations, it invites a joyful rediscovery of a decade that left an unforgettable mark on American music.

Justin Taylor Band returns to Arena's Milford with an energetic blend of country and rock. The show features original material alongside well known covers that are easy to sing along to, creating a lively night of live music back at this favorite Milford stage.

A community wellness and healing festival on Maryland’s Eastern Shore offers a full day devoted to self-care, connection, and community at The Family Farm in Parsonsburg. The day opens with a grounding activation and welcome, followed by a morning yoga flow with Stefanie Absher. Participants can settle into a guided meditation titled Quantum Leap with Thee Woo Woo Guru, then explore a breathwork journey with Tara Gush. Midday brings lunch, a marketplace, and time to connect, accompanied by music from Brad Absher. The afternoon continues with community reiki and meditation, specialized yoga, a harmonizing sound bath, and a community drum circle with static dance, concluding with a closing blessing from Thee Woo Woo Guru. Organizers are inviting practitioners for stage sessions and are also seeking wellness-focused vendors. Opportunities include Healing Village for one-on-one service-based offerings, the Wellness Marketplace for product-based businesses, and the Nourishment Hub for food and beverage. Space is limited. Sponsors are welcomed, with benefits that include logo placement on the official Woofest shirt, tickets, additional perks, and potential inclusion of products in a gift bag.

The Room at Cedar Grove hosts a brunch concert featuring award winning musician Deanna Bogart, a multiple Blues Music Awards Horn Instrumentalist of the Year honoree in 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2015, and recipient of 22 Washington area Wammies. Her background includes appearances with Jimmy Buffet, B.B. King, James Brown, Johnny Copeland, Ray Charles, and others. Admission is $65 and covers brunch and the concert, with beverages available for separate purchase. Gratuity is not included.

Seashore Striders and Mariners Bethel present the 23rd Annual Mariners Bethel Trail Run, a community tradition centered on faith, fellowship, and time outdoors. The course is flat and fast, starting and finishing on the grounds of Camp Barnes and winding through scenic trails and quiet roads in the Assawoman Wildlife Refuge. Participants can choose a 10K or 5K trail run, along with family walks of 1, 2, or 3 miles. A Kids Color Run takes place before the adult events, and every child receives a medal at the finish. Medals also recognize the first three in each age division. After the race, the Mariners Bethel church family serves a homemade meal featuring soups, tamales, hot dogs, sandwiches, Caesar salad, fresh fruit, and desserts. There is space to relax in the pavilion or outside along the Assawoman Canal, with live music and picnic tables creating a welcoming setting. Proceeds support the children and youth ministries of Mariners Bethel, and the day embraces runners, walkers, volunteers, and supporters of all ages.

At Baywood Greens Golf Course, people of all ages and ability levels can take part in a welcoming walk and run that benefits life-changing services for individuals with disabilities in the community. Create a fundraising team with family, friends, or coworkers to support Easterseals. Everyone who registers in advance receives a Walk With Me T-shirt. The experience includes celebrity appearances, arts and crafts, a putting contest, raffle baskets, and additional activities. More details will be shared as the event approaches.

A live music performance where musicians present their work for an audience.

Players can compete in a Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Triple Prize Tournament in Salisbury, MD. The entry fee is $12, and each participant receives three OTS packs, with other promo packs used as substitutes if OTS supplies run low.

The 7th Annual Whimsical Woods Halloween Trail transforms a five acre forest into a family friendly Halloween experience. Follow a wooded path where favorite superheroes and well known movie characters appear along the route, pick up plenty of treats as you go, and discover lots of spots for memorable photos. Those seeking an extra scare can choose to finish with the optional Haunted Greenhouse. Admission includes generous candy and goodies along the trail, complimentary light fare from Taste Catering by Common Ground Hospitality, your choice of an alcoholic or nonalcoholic beverage, wine samplings, and a free book from Bethany Beach Books. All proceeds support the Ball4All Foundation, which helps expand access to sports and active play for local youth so they can grow and thrive. Tickets must be purchased online. All tickets are scanned electronically at check in, and every attendee needs their own ticket. Children under one year old who are not walking or participating do not need a ticket. Walk ins are not permitted. Animals are not permitted. Please plan to arrive early to allow time for parking, check in, and food. Parking is available at the Millville Fire Hall. Tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable.

Hosted by PFLAG Rehoboth Beach, this monthly meeting takes place at Lewes Public Library. It offers a welcoming space for LGBTQ people, their families, and allies to connect, ask questions, and share experiences in a supportive environment. PFLAG brings together loving families and allies with LGBTQ community members, promoting mutual support, education, and advocacy so every person is respected, valued, and affirmed. Even one conversation between a parent or family member and another can provide meaningful help and encouragement. Open to all.

A monthly craft club for Millennials that offers space to focus on works in progress, a bit of accountability, and relaxed conversation with peers. Bring whatever you are making, check in on goals, and you might leave with new friends and progress on your project. Procrastinators and non-procrastinators alike are welcome. Intended for those born between 1981 and 1996. No registration is required, and attendees should bring their own supplies.

A homeschool field trip at Oakley’s Farm Market offers hands-on learning focused on autumn. Students explore pumpkins and gourds in many shapes, sizes, colors, and varieties while learning the pumpkin life cycle from seed to vine to harvest. The visit includes an educational tour and time in the patch, where each child can select a pumpkin to take home. Activities highlight agriculture and seasonal science on a working farm and give homeschool families a chance to connect and learn together. Sign up details are coming soon, and the estimated price is $10.

Healthy Neighbor Days brings accessible care and support to Calvary Church in Milford, hosted by Bayhealth. Everyone is welcome to receive complimentary food and take advantage of mobile health services, and there is no sign-up required. As part of the Go Pink initiative, the Bayhealth Cancer Institute will offer free clinical breast exams on the mobile unit, with the possibility of a same-day screening mammogram when advised.

Reduce worries and embrace life more fully through a welcoming space focused on mortality. This Death Cafe provides an easygoing, informal setting to reflect and build greater understanding and awareness of death. Advance registration is requested. For details or to register, call 302-703-2568 or email info@villagevolunteer.org.

The Halloween celebration continues with the third of four weekends, featuring Magic Pumpkin Seeds, outdoor movies beneath the night sky, Pumpkin Chunk fun, site decoration contests, and trick or treating.

This book club discusses Broken Country by Clare Hall. The conversation is open to everyone and does not require advance registration. Pick up a copy to check out at the Circulation Desk.

This Halloween event features eerie activities and playful scares tucked into every nook and cranny. Explore spooky fun throughout the area and give your campsite a creepier edge.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating roster of standout stand-up comics to Big Oyster Brewery Milford in Milford, Delaware. Every show is different, featuring a fresh mix of performers with television appearances and popular podcast credits. This event includes adult content. Formerly known as Boston Comedy Club.

Jellystone Park has fallen under a spell, turning into a haunted setting filled with scary activities and eerie decorations. Those who dare can decorate their own site to deepen the spooky vibe. Younger visitors should take care, as the thrills are meant to deliver a serious scare.

Enjoy live acoustic covers at EasySpeak Spirits in Milford, De.

This event pairs a full dinner with a live concert by two acclaimed storytellers in song. The $50 ticket includes dinner and the performance, while beverages are purchased separately. Gratuity is not included. Tickets are non-refundable. Craig Bickhardt brings five decades of songwriting and performing, beginning with a first record deal at 19. He has released 11 albums with labels such as Capitol-Liberty, Warner Brothers, and MTM Records, as well as his own Stone Barn Records. His 2023 album Outpourings reached number 2 on the Folk/Americana Chart. With a catalog of more than 800 songs, his work has been recorded by Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Alison Krauss, Kathy Mattea, Art Garfunkel, the Judds, and B.B. King. He also wrote and performed the closing theme for the Academy Award winning film Tender Mercies. On stage, he is known for intricate acoustic guitar work and a soulful voice, and he has appeared at the Grand Ole Opry, Austin City Limits, Mountain Stage, the Philadelphia Folk Festival, and The Bluebird Cafe. Critics have compared him to Richard Thompson for his originality and range, and he has shared stages with Bruce Springsteen, Judy Collins, Harry Chapin, and Stephen Stills. Marc Douglas Berardo adds thoughtful songwriting, skilled acoustic guitar, and a mix of humor and vivid storytelling that draws audiences in. Over more than 35 years he has performed in a wide range of settings and earned recognition at national festivals including Rocky Mountain Folks, Telluride, Kerrville New Folk, Suwannee, and Wildflower, and he was voted best interview and live performance feature on the SiriusXM show The Village. In 2025 he was profiled by Jan Tomay in Ink Magazine and, with Abbie Gardner, headlined the 40th Tucson Folk Festival in Arizona. His 2024 album "The Beauty of This Now" was recorded in Austin and produced by Ron Flynt and Walt Wilkins. Reviewers have highlighted the depth of his writing and have drawn comparisons to artists such as James Taylor and early Elton John, with a storytelling spirit reminiscent of Mark Twain.

Celebrating its 11th season, Mr. Moribund's Theatre of Terror brings a screening of the 1959 classic The Manster to Riverfront Theater. The event blends a film with a live variety-show vibe, capturing the feel of sitting in the audience for a vintage late night horror host broadcast. A cast of friendly oddballs presents a classic horror, monster, or sci-fi feature from the 1940s through the 1980s. As the film plays, there are playful commercial breaks, comedy sketches, live music and other performances, and a contest that invites audience participation. Before the show, browse distinctive vendors and the Moribund Merch booth in the lobby. The experience is family friendly, with films chosen to avoid excessive gore or other unsuitable material, and the spirit is simple... scary movies are more fun when shared. If you are struggling, you are cared for and you matter. For crisis support, text START to 741-741.

An adults-only workshop where participants decorate and plant mini pots with a spooky, classic-horror twist. Several design options are available, and the display image shows just one example. Please register in advance to reserve a spot.

Over Time brings an energetic set to the Sea Witch Festival in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Upbeat songs with guitars, keys, drums, and horns take center stage.

A show will be presented at The Crab Barn for attendees to enjoy.

Mr. Moribund's Theatre of Terror celebrates its 11th season at Riverfront Theater with a screening of the 1959 film The Manster. This movie party and variety show captures the spirit of a classic late night horror host program recorded before a studio audience. The film presentation is intercut with commercial breaks, comedy segments, live music and other performances, plus an audience participation contest. Before the show, the lobby features unique vendors and a Moribund Merch booth. Each installment is family friendly, with films that avoid excessive gore and other unsuitable content so the experience can be enjoyed together. Remember, you are loved. You are important. You matter. Do not give up. Crisis hotline: text START to 741-741.

Poser makes a return appearance at a favorite local spot in Fenwick. The comeback brings a familiar vibe to a venue popular with locals.

Enjoy a dinner-and-concert experience featuring the Jamie McLean Band. A single $82 ticket covers a full meal along with the performance, while beverages are available for separate purchase. Gratuity is not included, and tickets are non-refundable. Known for blending New Orleans flavor with roots, rock, blues, and soul, the band has toured alongside Gregg Allman, Aaron Neville, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Marcus King, Los Lobos, Taj Mahal, Marc Broussard, and others. They are on the road behind a new album on Harmonized Records produced by Ken Coomer of Wilco. Recent write-ups highlight upbeat, catchy songs with a warm optimism and a sound that is both energetic and sincere.

A welcoming gathering for people living with memory changes and their caregivers, offering time to connect and socialize in a relaxed, supportive setting. Participants can enjoy engaging activities while building community and companionship.

Pints & Pages is a book club for Millennials, specifically those born from 1981 to 1996. Loaner copies are available at the main circulation desk, and registration is required. Beverages are provided with support from Dewey Beer Co. The reading lineup spans contemporary favorites and enduring classics, with selections such as The Night Shift by Alex Finlay, The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett, Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry, The Midnight Library by Matt Haig, The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton, Shutter Island by Dennis Lehane, God of the Woods by Liz Moore, Vacationland: True Stories from Painful Beaches by John Hodgman, Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, and In Cold Blood by Truman Capote. A special pizza party edition invites participants to share a book of their choice with the group.

A lively day of Mahj competition supports the Fostering Wishes Foundation. The event helps provide Delaware foster youth with new necessities and the chance to see their wishes fulfilled.

A free introductory martial arts class offers homeschool students a welcoming start at Legacy Martial Arts. Participants explore basic techniques while building concentration, discipline, respect, self control, and perseverance. The session supports confidence and coordination and provides a chance to connect with other homeschooling families. No prior experience is required, and the emphasis is on learning in a safe, positive environment.

TidalHealth Atlantic hosts a grief support group in Conference Room 1 that offers a caring, confidential setting for people coping with loss. Participants can share their stories with others who understand, gain tools for navigating the grieving process, and take steps toward hope. This program is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Lora Pangratz, Grief Educator, at 410-629-6848 or lora.pangratz@tidalhealth.org.

At Milton Theatre, an audience-interactive mystery dinner unfolds at the annual Halloween gathering of ghouls, where a villain called X plots to take over the world. Monsters and mortals share the room with princesses and superheroes, suspects surround the scene, and detectives find themselves right in the middle of a spooky whodunit. During the performance, every ticket includes a served crudités cup to start, a charcuterie cup as the next course, and dessert to finish. Produced by Ovation Dinner Theatre, which specializes in interactive, themed comedy murder mysteries and wedding-style productions delivered directly at venues, this experience invites the crowd to become part of the story.

It is the final weekend of the camping season, celebrated Halloween style with trick-or-treating, pumpkin painting, and site decoration fun.

A beachside weekend in Ocean City, Maryland brings Bronco enthusiasts together for shoreline cruising, sand course thrills, and a showcase of Ford Broncos. A Halloween costume contest adds festive fun, and the setting invites memorable moments by the ocean along with chances to connect with fellow enthusiasts. Registration has started, and the countdown is on for a weekend to remember by the water.

Celebrate Halloween with spooky activities and playful frights tucked into every corner. The campsite transforms into a lighthearted haunt, inviting you to explore the darker side of your site while enjoying seasonal fun throughout.

The campground transforms into a haunted hideaway with Yogi Bear, filled with eerie sights and sounds at every turn. Chilling activities set the tone, and a costume contest aims to deliver goosebumps.

Get into the Halloween spirit early with a celebration at Sussex Amvets Post 2. This rare gathering offers a one-of-a-kind experience that will not come around again for many months.

Explore the town and discover what treasures await. Please note that the event has been rescheduled.

Bridgevilleween brings downtown festivities with a trunk or treat taking place in the parking lot at Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Company. The community's traditional trick or treating is also part of the event.

Best Kept Soul brings a high-energy night of rhythm and blues, gospel, jazz, funk, hip hop, and rock to the Wicomico Civic Center. The group hails from Delaware with ties to New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, and has performed alongside or opened for artists including Dru Hill, Kelly Price, Monica, The Dells, Levert, The Roots, Musiq Soulchild, LL Cool J, Bunny Sigler, Miles Jaye, Alyson Williams, Ray, Goodman & Brown, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, The Stylistics, Al B. Sure, The Intruders, Marvin Winans, Carol Riddick, Jaguar Wright, Kindred the Family Soul, and Eric Roberson. Tickets include both the performance and dinner. The menu features fried chicken, chef carved honey roasted turkey breast, mashed potatoes with gravy, candied yams, string beans, a garden salad, corn muffins, rolls, a dessert table, iced tea, water, and fresh brewed coffee. Alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase. Special dietary needs are welcomed and the team will make reasonable efforts to provide options prepared without common allergens or intolerances, though not all requests can be guaranteed. For dietary requests, contact the venue manager at chjones@wicomicocounty.org.

My Dirty Little Secret brings the No Longer a Secret tour back to The Sports Nut for a Halloween party. A lively celebration with a playful, mysterious twist is in store, with surprises hinted at and the details saved for the moment.

The Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department presents its second annual golf tournament at Ocean Pines Golf Club, offering a day of golf, community spirit, and autumn scenery to benefit the department. The entry fee is $150 per person and includes the green fee, cart, driving range access, breakfast, and lunch. The tournament features a shotgun start.

Returning for an encore at Milton Theatre, The McCartney Experience celebrates the music of Sir Paul McCartney with a faithful, career-spanning show. Fronted by Jed Duvall, the band performs hits from the Beatles, Wings, and Paul’s solo years, aiming for the look, feel, and sound that fans remember. The group’s attention to detail has drawn praise from Tom Freston, founder of MTV, as well as from voices on The Kirk McEwen Show. Built around seasoned musicians who are dedicated to authenticity, this tribute offers a set filled with familiar favorites.

Now in its sixteenth year, the Dwayne Purnell Memorial Golf Tournament honors the legacy of former SCA leader Mr. Dwayne Purnell while directly supporting Seaside Christian Academy. This year the tournament shifts to the fall and will be hosted at the Newport Bay Course at Ocean City Golf Club, with support from the main event sponsor, CFS: Comprehensive Financial Solutions. The schedule includes check in, a shotgun start, and an awards luncheon accompanied by a silent auction. Additional information about registration, team entries, and hole sponsorship opportunities will be shared in the coming months.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Robin, Chuck, and Paul return to VFW Post 7234 with classic rock spanning the 60s through the 90s, plus a little country.

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.

Milton Theatre presents Tarkus, a tribute dedicated to the innovative music and compositional vision of Emerson, Lake & Palmer. The performance focuses on honoring the groundbreaking work of this iconic trio through faithful musicianship and deep respect for their legacy. Keyboardist Keith Turner grew up at the piano during the 60s and 70s amid R&B, classic rock, and Motown. He studied music at CCC while writing and performing both original material and ELP pieces for a class that included the late Billy Paul, and he cites Keith Emerson among his earliest influences. Multi-instrumentalist Mike comes from the New Jersey and Philadelphia music community and a family steeped in song, starting on drums like his older brother John. He later took up guitar at age 11 and studied with New Jersey jazz instructor Bill Johnson, with household favorites ranging from Genesis and Yes to ELP and The Beatles. Drummer John began playing at 13, inspired by John Bonham, Carl Palmer, Dave Weckl, and Buddy Rich. After lessons with local teachers and time in school bands, he performed in area clubs, graduated with honors from Musicians Institute in Hollywood, toured the Las Vegas casino circuit, and played around the world on cruise ships before returning to Delaware to pursue demanding projects such as Tarkus. This concert shines a light on the adventurous spirit and intricate arrangements that defined Emerson, Lake & Palmer, brought to life by musicians whose backgrounds span rock, jazz, and progressive traditions.

Enjoy a live performance from JR Richards, the original vocalist for Dishwalla, at The Listening Booth. This concert is a good match for fans of Dishwalla, Tonic, and Better Than Ezra, with music rooted in indie and alternative rock.

Eric Mease leads a lecture that unpacks the origins of the United States National Anthem, explaining how its lyrics were composed during a time of national crisis and why the song continues to spark civil rights conversations and broader public debate. The talk profiles the songwriter, places the piece in its historical context, and examines several controversies connected to its creation and legacy. It also highlights that the well known tune was adapted from a British club for men that celebrated wine and sex.

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.

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 creative scrapbook weekend getaway brings the CWY Crafty Peeps community together at Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Rehoboth Beach for relaxed, focused crafting time. Participants can recharge their creativity, connect with fellow crafters, and enjoy a crop experience that may include a special theme with extra activities. There is no meal plan for this event, and updates about dining options and outings will be shared on the Creating with YOU Facebook event post. An optional early bird arrival is available. Attendees are encouraged to review all details, requirements, and policies before finalizing their stay. Registration information is available online, and a payment plan can be requested by contacting Tina through the contact form or by email. Questions are welcome through the organizer’s contact channels.

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

A duo performs at Dogfish.

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.

Take a guided visit through the mansion and hear about ongoing restoration by the Milford Historical Society, the site’s rich past, and stories of notable residents. After the tour, stroll the grounds to view the Stayton House and the Clayton family cemetery. On select occasions, a special Antiques Market is held in place of the regular tours.

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.

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.

Grass Roots Rescue presents the 8th Annual Heels & Hooch Gala, themed Written in the Stars, A Night of Second Chances. Hosted at the Atlantic Sands Hotel in Rehoboth Beach, this elegant evening features hors d’oeuvres, dinner, live music by Kenny Flight, dancing, silent and live auctions, door prizes, and a cash bar, with an optional open bar available for an added fee. Tickets are $125 per person or $200 per couple. Proceeds benefit the dogs of Grass Roots Rescue, a 501(c)(3) devoted to animals whose worth is not defined by breed, age, or medical condition. The organization steps in for those overlooked or in high-risk situations and provides the time, specialized care, and medical treatment they require. Support from this event funds life-saving surgeries, emergency veterinary care, vaccinations, rehabilitation, and the everyday resources that keep foster homes ready, ensuring urgent calls can be answered without hesitation. This work helps turn fear into safety and neglect into healing, paving the way for brighter futures. Sponsorship opportunities are available for those looking to deepen their impact. For sponsorship details, email GrassRootsDE@gmail.com.

Lincoln City takes the stage for a live performance at Arena’s Milford.

Spend a laid back night with tabletop games and pizza from Mr. P's. This program is for Millennials, defined as those born between 1981 and 1996, and suits dedicated board game fans as well as anyone simply seeking a fun outing with friends. Registration is required. There are no meetings in September or October.

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.

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.

Holiday shopping meets the coast at a festive craft and vendor fair at Cambria Hotel Rehoboth Beach. Now in its second year, this family-friendly event brings together artists, crafters, makers, and specialty vendors offering unique handmade gifts, seasonal decor, and artisan goods for thoughtful presents. Santa will be on site to add to the cheer for children and adults. With free admission, guests can browse at their own pace, enjoy a cozy atmosphere, and support small businesses in a coastal setting.

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.

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.

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.

This gathering provides a comfortable setting for people living with memory changes and their caregivers to meet others, share conversation, and take part in simple, enjoyable activities. The focus is on connection and companionship in a relaxed, supportive atmosphere.

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.

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.

The Kagan Nuss Duo returns to Surf N Turf in Milford with a night of music featuring favorites from Billy Joel, Elton John, Ray Charles, and more. The set is packed with well-known songs for a full evening of familiar melodies.

The beloved holiday film springs to life as a lively stage musical from the songwriters behind La La Land, The Greatest Showman, and Dear Evan Hansen. After winning over Clear Space audiences in an earlier run, it returns for another round of festive fun. At the center is Ralphie, convinced that the perfect present is a Red Ryder BB gun, complete with a built-in compass and a gadget that tells time. Along the way he navigates a high stakes playground dare, an unforgettable pink bunny outfit, a surprise from a box of Cracker Jack, and a Santa who is anything but merry. Expect a mix of nostalgia and fresh humor, a generous heart, and the warm glow of a certain famous lamp, all pointing to a simple truth... even when family is far from perfect, they are what make the season shine.

The set showcases rock from the 1960s through the 1990s with a hint of country. Performing are Robin Rohr on lead vocals and bass guitar, Chuck Cinaglia on vocals and lead guitar, and Paul Galonsky on drums.

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 midday meal event benefits Primeros Pasos Early Learning Center. Additional details will be announced soon.

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.

ONO Sussex meets at The Wheelhouse in the upstairs room. The gathering brings together people from all groups and is open to everyone. There is no membership and no ticket required. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to tip the staff. It is held on the first Thursday of each month.

Kicking off the holiday season, this cheerful singalong features The Delmarva Chorus, a community-based chapter of Sweet Adelines International. Led by Carol Ludwig, the ensemble showcases unaccompanied holiday harmonies in a special evening of music that welcomes audience participation and spreads joy to all who attend.

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.

Justin Taylor Band returns to a premier live music spot in Delaware with a high energy country and rock set. The performance features standout original songs alongside familiar covers that invite sing-alongs. At Arena's Milford in Milford, the band delivers a lively, crowd-pleasing show.

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.

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.

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.

Return to Fenwick's top locals spot, Harpoon Hanna's, for a Poser Party.

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.

The Kagan Nuss Duo returns to Surf N Turf in Milford with a show packed with recognizable songs. The set features music by Billy Joel, Elton John, Ray Charles, and more.

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.

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.