Events in Millsboro today

A flea market is planned, with 10x10 vendor spaces available for $10.

An open conversation at Milford Rx Pharmacy explores sleep supplements, including what works, what does not, and what is safe. The session focuses on melatonin, covering potential benefits, safety considerations, and long term use. Participants can bring questions and share experiences. Coffee, tea, and light refreshments will be available after the discussion. Space is limited to 10 attendees, so an RSVP is required through the ticket section. If you register and later cannot attend, please cancel so the spot can be offered to someone else.

Keep pet care simple with an Express Pet Health clinic in Georgetown. This walk-up event at the Georgetown Animal Health Center provides affordable preventive services delivered by trusted veterinary and wellness teams, and no appointment is required. The program runs monthly and is also available at Animal Health Centers in Malvern, Pennsylvania, as well as Dover and New Castle, Delaware.

This annual craft fair is a favorite stop for finding holiday presents, birthday and wedding surprises, home accents, or a unique treat for yourself. Vendor spots are filled as of July 2026. For questions, contact Robin Greene at 302-515-0001 x1162.

The sixth annual Tucker Bike Benefit from Delmarva Riders begins with registration at Rommel Harley-Davidson Salisbury. Breakfast sandwiches will be available for purchase while DJ Mikey keeps the music going, followed by a police-escorted ride to Pittsville Volunteer Fire Department. There, the benefit continues with a cash bar and BBQ chicken dinners, a Chinese auction and a 50/50 raffle. Entertainment includes DJ Mikey along with a live performance by Rockoholics. Atlantis Tattoo will be offering tattoos, children can enjoy a complimentary bounce house, and vendors will be on site. All proceeds support a local Delmarva resident battling cancer.

Celebrate the season at an annual autumn vendor market. Vendors seeking details or wishing to participate should email Tara Bowden at stgeorgesvendorevents@gmail.com. She is the only point of contact for vendor inquiries.

A friendly community chess gathering welcomes players of every age and skill level for relaxed, over-the-board play. Newcomers and experienced players can practice, learn, and connect with fellow enthusiasts, from children discovering the game to seniors who have been at it for years. Attend regularly or drop in when it works for you. No registration is needed, and all boards and pieces are supplied.

Recognized by Southern Delaware Tourism as the best event of 2025, this family friendly festival brings World War II era and other military aircraft, a car show, and Air Force assets to Delaware Coastal Airport. Visitors can explore food, craft, and information vendors, listen to music, and take part in activities for children.

At the Zwaanendael Museum, meet a costumed historian portraying an officer of the Loyal American Regiment and explore what a Loyalist from Lewes wore, carried, and experienced during the Revolutionary War. The program includes rotating activities and additional offerings suitable for all ages, and there is no fee to participate. On select occasions, guest interpreters lead special sessions, including a visitor from the John Dickinson Plantation and HCA’s volunteer coordinator with demonstrations related to historic pigments and materials. For questions, call (302) 645-1148 or email zmuseum@delaware.gov.

Humane Animal Partners will be at Petco in Rehoboth Beach with adoptable dogs and cats as part of its first Saturday adoption series. Attendees can meet the animals and get information about HAP's affordable wellness services, vaccination clinics, and spay and neuter options for cats. It is a welcoming setting to connect with potential companions and explore resources for caring for a new pet.

Turn up the heat at the 2nd Annual Chili Cook-Off, where chefs and home cooks compete for top honors. Enter a pot for $10 and aim for Hottest Chili, Most Original Recipe, or the People’s Choice award that comes with a cash prize. Not cooking? Taste your way through the entries and help choose the crowd favorite for $5. Bring friends, an appetite, and plenty of team spirit for a lively, flavor-packed showdown.

An acoustic trio makes its first appearance at Jimmy's Grille in Dewey Beach with a live acoustic set to mark the debut.

This event offers a two-hour trauma-informed restoration clinic alongside a celebration marking the release of the Bleeding While Leading book and its companion journal.

Enjoy a real-time musical performance, with artists playing live for listeners.

This event features food, brews, and music at The Salted Rim.

Robin, Chuck and Paul are back with a set packed with classic rock from the 1960s through the 1990s, plus a little country in the mix. The trio will perform familiar tunes from across four decades.

This weekly Star Wars Unlimited tournament features constructed play. Players compete in three Swiss rounds, each lasting 50 minutes and played as a best-of-three. Entry is $5.

Amy Helm sets the tone before Roger Daltrey steps into a close-up setting that blends beloved songs from The Who with deeper cuts and highlights from his solo work. Backed by a semi-acoustic, rock-driven band, he reimagines iconic tracks with a more personal touch while sharing candid stories that open a window into rock history. Expect surprises in the set, memorable tales from the road, and the unmistakable voice that helped define a generation, all delivered in a setting designed to feel up close and personal.

Freddie’s Follies turns Saturday nights into a weekly drag celebration, with a vibrant lineup of queens delivering crowd-pleasing performances. Each show spotlights personality, originality, boldness, and talent in equal measure. Admission is a $5 cover at the door.

Late night karaoke invites you to take the mic, request the songs you love, and sing your heart out. The setup is simple and focused on having fun.

Earth Jam Band brings a charged mix of classic rock and soul to Milton Theatre, powered by a lineup with deep ties to Delaware and the wider Delmarva scene. Since launching in 2023, the group has quickly become a favorite on the Delmarva beaches, drawing devoted fans with lively performances of songs by the Doobie Brothers, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Guess Who, and Grand Funk, alongside soul staples from Stevie Wonder, The Spinners, and Marvin Gaye. The ensemble features Robbie LaBlanc on guitar and lead vocals, an international recording artist with past ties to Atlantic Records, Felix Cavaliere of the Young Rascals, and Bad River. Michael Daisey handles drums and shares lead vocals with credits that include Boyz of Summer, The Wise Guys, and The Five-8. Kevin Walsh takes lead guitar, known for work with Shytown, Melton Brothers, Stone Shakers, and Vinyl Shockley. Keyboardist Scott Schoem brings experience from DC Legends Nayas, Denise Henderson, The Fellas, Muskrat Lightning, and LCB. Longtime local musician Chatty Cooper adds percussion, with history in Scuzzy Frog, Vandy, Robbin Thompson, and Junior Wilson and Chatty. On bass and vocals, Todd Vukmanic anchors the groove with background in The Rutabagas, The Moonlight Mutts, and Red Eye Kings. Expect a high-energy show that channels the region’s rock roots with a set of familiar favorites and soulful grooves.

A free support group at the TidalHealth John H. “Jack” Burbage Jr. Cancer Center offers caregivers of adults with serious illnesses a welcoming place to talk and connect. Participants can share emotions, worries, and day to day caregiving experiences in a respectful setting. Conversation topics shift based on what the group needs most at each gathering. For details, contact Nicole Fry, LBSW, at 410-641-2626 or nicole.fry@tidalhealth.org.

Start the week on a tasty note with a $12 pizza special that includes your choice of a house or Caesar salad on the side. Bottles of house wine are offered at half price all day, giving Monday a little extra love.

Spend time reading to dogs at the library. Bring your own book or pick one from the library's collection.

Board game fans meet with the Games Club of Maryland, Salisbury Chapter in Salisbury, Maryland, for an evening of tabletop play. This event is free to attend and provides a friendly way to get out and try something new.

This weekly Riftbound tournament in Salisbury, Maryland provides organized play for local fans and a chance to connect with fellow players.

This monthly cookbook group brings together people who enjoy cooking and discovering new recipes. The group selects a cookbook, each participant chooses a recipe to make, and everyone meets to sample the dishes and discuss the recipes. This month features Home-Grown Harvest by Ryland Peters & Small. Visit the Circulation Desk to pick your recipe from the featured cookbook.

In Salisbury, a Standard format Pokémon TCG tournament is offered alongside casual play. Legal decks use cards bearing the G or H regulation marks in the lower left, along with any newer marks that may be introduced. The entry fee is $5 and prize support is provided in packs. Beginners are encouraged to participate, with opportunities to play, learn, trade, and prepare for upcoming tournaments. Please bring a Pokémon Trainer ID so results can be properly recorded.

This monthly meeting is dedicated to discussing planning and zoning business for the Town of Willards.

Step into the spotlight for karaoke and sing your favorite songs, from classic hits to current pop, or cheer on friends from the audience.

The Spice & Tea Exchange highlights everyday heroes with in-store savings on the first Tuesday of each month. Firefighters, police officers, first responders, military personnel, and teachers receive a 30 percent discount on all food items as a gesture of appreciation. A valid ID is required. The offer cannot be combined with other promotions, sales, or coupons. If any portion of a purchase is returned, the discount will be forfeited or an equivalent amount will be deducted. Explore teas, spices, and seasonings and enjoy a flavorful break.

This amputee support group provides a welcoming space to share experiences and challenges in a supportive setting. Caregivers and family are welcome. Resources are available, and meetings include relevant topics for discussion and education. Reserve at 302-440-4866 or drop in.

Enjoy a meal at Bethany Blues while supporting CHEER. Present the event flyer when you dine. One hundred percent of the funds raised will go directly to senior centers, supporting activities, arts, trips, and other programs.

Sol will be at The Crab Barn in Millsboro, DE.

Fil Rhythm delivers a live performance at Signatures at Bayside.

Experience a lively spin on bingo where the soundtrack sets the pace. Each game blends classic number calling with tracks that span decades and styles, with prizes, surprises, and the occasional sing-along keeping the energy high. It is free to play, and winners take home rewards. Ink dabbers are supplied, along with full-color paper bingo cards, so everything needed is ready at the table. Expect a wide mix of rounds, and do not be surprised if a memorable crowd moment breaks out and the spotlight suddenly lands on your table.

Mighty Milers is an eight week running program at Milton Elementary School that meets twice each week for students in grades two through eight. Runners of all experience levels build skills at their own pace and learn what they need to become successful. Sessions start with fundamentals such as drills and stretching, then move into more advanced speed work and strength training. Goals include boosting fitness, developing running ability, making friends, and finding the fun in running. Activities may take place on a track, on a trail, or through games, offering a challenging yet enjoyable experience for kids.

General trivia hosted by Doug the Rockstar invites participants to answer questions from a variety of subjects and test their knowledge.

A community meditation session centered on iRest Yoga Nidra invites participants to unwind in a calm, supportive setting while Jess offers a soothing, guided practice that encourages deep rest. This approach is intended to steady the nervous system, foster a sense of inner ease and safety, expand self-awareness, support overall well-being, and promote better sleep and mood. The session takes place at Seaside Counseling & Wellness Center and welcomes anyone who can remain quietly at rest for a guided meditation. Mats, blankets, bolsters, chairs, and eye pillows are provided, and personal comfort items are welcome. Advanced registration is required to ensure there are enough supplies. A pay-what-you-can structure is available with three options: Supporter $35, Sustainer $25, and Supported $15. Payments may be made online with a small processing fee or in person by cash, check, credit, Venmo, or Zelle with no processing fee for in-person payments. For questions, contact Jess at 443-397-9733.

One Piece Trading Card Game players can compete in a weekly tournament in Salisbury, MD. The tournament uses a three round Swiss format with best of one rounds that run 35 minutes each. The entry fee is $5. Arrive early to register and enjoy casual games before the tournament begins. A community is available for announcements and conversation with fellow players.

A weekly Disney Lorcana tournament in Salisbury, Maryland features Core format play and a welcoming competitive atmosphere. Players can arrive early to register and enjoy casual matches before the event begins. Entry costs $7. The tournament runs as a three-round Swiss, with each round played best of three and scheduled for 50 minutes. Prizes are awarded weekly based on attendance, with additional awards provided every three months.

Players gather in Salisbury, MD for a Digimon TCG competition held each week, featuring the Constructed format with best of three matches.

Step up to the mic and take the spotlight at karaoke. Sing beloved classics, lean into your pop-star side, or cheer on friends from the audience. The focus is on having fun.

Explore the peaceful practice of bonsai with a club designed for both newcomers and longtime practitioners. Rooted in Japanese and East Asian traditions, this hands-on gathering focuses on growing and shaping miniature trees in containers, turning careful pruning and training into living art. Sessions are led by experienced bonsai enthusiasts who share practical techniques, creative ideas, and friendly guidance on the first Wednesday of each month. Bring your questions, your curiosity, and any miniature trees you are currently tending to receive support and share progress with a like-minded community. Bonsai plants, trays, and tools are available for purchase for anyone starting out or expanding their setup. No reservation or ticket is required.

This walk-in hiring event offers on-the-spot interviews for roles across the company, with the potential to leave with a job offer. It welcomes job seekers of all backgrounds and experience levels, from newcomers to seasoned professionals and those considering a career transition. For questions, contact the community at 410-505-7520.

Lunch with a Purpose is a lunch event in support of Sussex County Habitat for Humanity. Additional details will be announced.

A welcoming get-together for ukulele players and other acoustic musicians, with time to learn together, play, sing, and strum.

Readers come together for a monthly conversation about books that explore the natural world. The Natural Selections Book Group meets on the first Wednesday each month, with a break in June. Participation is available in person or on Zoom, and registration is required with a choice of attendance format. Open to all. The 2026 reading lineup features Under The Sea Wind by Rachel Carson, The Earth Moved by Amy Stewart, How Can I Help?: Saving Nature with Your Yard by Douglas W. Tallamy, Buzz, Sting, Bite by Anne Sverdrup-Thygeson, Moonbird by Phillip Hoose, Raising Hare by Chloe Dalton, Wildscape by Nancy Lawson, The Backyard Bird Chronicles by Amy Tan, What Your Food Ate by David R. Montgomery and Anne Biklé, Rooted by Lyanda Lynn Haupt, and The Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer.

Lefty’s Alley & Eats hosts a weekly Tunes & Trivia night led by Jersey John, featuring rounds like Name That Tune, general trivia, and Jersey Feud. It is free and open to all ages, with prizes available. Expect music-themed challenges, plenty of laughs, and a chance to enjoy food and drinks while you play.

More than 6 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s, and the Alzheimer’s Association works to end the disease and other dementias by advancing research, encouraging risk reduction and early detection, and improving access to quality care and support. Visiting Angels presents the fourth annual Strikeout Alzheimer’s fundraiser, a night of bowling at SouthBound Alley in South Salisbury. Last year the event raised more than $4,000, and the goal this year is $5,000. Teams of five can register for $300, with space capped at 20 teams. Each team entry includes three hours of bowling, shoe rentals for five, one large cheese pizza, one large order of boardwalk fries, and five bottles of water. The evening features a 50-50 raffle, raffle baskets, and team prizes. There are 20 lane sponsorships available at $300 each, or sponsors can bundle a lane with a team for $500. Sponsors receive logo placement on a banner at the end of a lane along with recognition on social media. Contributions for raffle baskets are welcomed. Questions and participation inquiries can be directed to Journey Smith at 443-210-2007 or jlsmith@visitingangels.com.

Enjoy a friendly general trivia challenge hosted by Doug the Rockstar. Test your knowledge with questions that span a variety of topics.

This weekly tabletop gaming gathering brings groups together. Tables are booked ahead of time, and attendees are encouraged to connect with a growing community. A Discord is available for like-minded people.

Nate McCormick hosts a weekly acoustic open mic at The Listening Booth that welcomes participants of all levels. It is fully unplugged, with no drum kits or amplifiers, and while original songs are encouraged, cover tunes are welcome as well. Sign ups are available, followed by live performances. There is no admission fee, though a two drink minimum applies. The space offers a complete sound setup and an upright piano, and loaner guitars are available for those who need one. Each week features a songwriting prompt, and performing a new song based on it the following week earns a complimentary drink. Tickets or RSVPs are not required.

Midweek at The Groove Restaurant brings the aroma from the kitchen and a lively twist on music bingo. Funky Music Bingo keeps the room buzzing with music played through the house system, plus loaner ink dabbers and large, colorful two-on cards that are easy to read. Winners take home real prizes, not plastic beer trinkets. All entrees are 31.9% off for dine in only. When the last song winds down and the wheel finishes its spin, the evening feels easy, fun, and full of good company.

Play That Funky Bingo turns music and memories into a lively game night, mixing familiar hits with good-natured rivalry. Each round highlights nostalgic themes like Decades, Motown, Classic Rock, and Love Songs, played at a comfortable volume that invites singalongs, table tapping, or a bit of air guitar. With more than 120 rotating rounds, the variety stays fresh, and every win sparks a room-wide Funky Bingo cheer. There is no cost to play and it is simple to pick up, making it an easy way to enjoy food, friends, and fun.

On the Milton Theatre mainstage, a fall production brings the famed musical thriller about the demon barber of Fleet Street to life. Set in nineteenth century London, the tale follows an unjustly exiled barber bent on revenge against the judge who framed him and harmed his young wife. He partners with Mrs. Lovett, the proprietor of a struggling pie shop beneath his new barbershop, and her fortunes rise as his deadly scheme unfolds. The intimate setting offers a close-up encounter with Stephen Sondheim's masterpiece. Winner of eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical, at its original Broadway premiere, the work has since become a worldwide success. Music and lyrics are by Stephen Sondheim, with a book by Hugh Wheeler from an adaptation by Christopher Bond. The original Broadway production was directed by Harold Prince, with orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick, and was produced by Richard Barr, Charles Woodward, Robert Fryer, Mary Lea Johnson, and Martin Richards, in association with Dean and Judy Manos. Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, with authorized performance materials supplied by MTI.

A karaoke night where anyone can step into the spotlight. Sing favorite classics, channel a pop star persona, or cheer for friends between songs. The atmosphere stays upbeat and fun from start to finish.

Free Heart Smart screenings are available at TidalHealth Adult Fitness for individuals who are not under the care of a cardiologist and have no known history of heart disease. Each appointment includes a personalized heart risk review with a fasting blood test, a resting 12-lead EKG, measurements of body fat and body mass index, a blood pressure reading, and pulse oximetry. Plan to fast for 12 hours before the blood draw. Appointments are required and can be scheduled by calling 410-543-7026.

At Aqua, the season gets a tasty boost with a weekly Burger Night. Every Thursday features all burgers for $12 and domestic beers for $3 available throughout the evening. Arrive with an appetite, and everything else is taken care of.

See Sol at JD Shuckers. This recurring meet-up brings Sol to the venue on a regular basis.

Sing your heart out at Lefty’s during a relaxed karaoke night hosted by DJ Conrad. Take the mic and perform your favorite songs in a friendly setting where everyone can enjoy the spotlight. The event welcomes all ages, and admission is free.

Riverside Grill hosts a lively spin on bingo, presented by ICE Productions. Enjoy great music while you mark your cards and compete for prizes in every round. It is free to play and simple for first-timers as well as regulars. Bonus chances to win include 50/50 drawings, extra giveaways, and a monthly grand prize that can include a $100 Riverside Grill gift card.

A talk-and-performance program led by Daniel J. Bowen explores how music can strengthen communities. Daniel is a composer, arranger, pianist, and arts advocate from Maryland’s Eastern Shore whose collaborations include Grammy and Emmy recipients and Billboard-charting artists. His original work has been heard across major sports and entertainment outlets, including NBA and NHL coverage and networks such as TNT, ESPN, and Bravo. In 2017 he launched Symphony 21, a creative arts nonprofit that uplifts youth and brings people together through music. The event blends Daniel’s personal journey as an artist with big goals, a live musical set featuring a guest performer, and an inside look at how Symphony 21 is making a tangible difference, reflected in the growth and voices of those it serves. His background includes delivering a featured lecture during The Kennedy Center’s REACH Opening Festival, scoring PBS documentaries, and composing for the Stanley Cup Finals. The program invites reflection on what can happen when creativity and purpose work hand in hand.

Karaoke takes center stage at Chuck’s Backyard, presented by Coolbreeze Entertainment. Enjoy $4 Chuckie Dogs, happy hour deals, and $1 off crushes and house wine while the mic is open for your favorite songs.

Enjoy a weekly roleplaying game night in Salisbury, where volunteer Game Masters host tables for up to six players. Early arrival is recommended so you can introduce yourself, find out what is being run, and see if a seat is available. Sessions use an open table format and space can be limited, so it is best to confirm availability in advance. Admission costs $3. A community Discord is available for announcements and conversation with fellow gamers.

A casual karaoke night where anyone can grab the mic and shine. Choose a beloved classic, unleash your pop star side, or cheer for friends from the crowd. The vibe is friendly and fun, with the spotlight open to all.