This weekend in Newark, DE

The Delaware Card Show returns to the Bob Carpenter Center at the University of Delaware for a large-scale, two-day hobby event. More than 25,000 square feet spanning two entire NCAA basketball courts, the tunnels, lobby areas, and the concession level will be filled with vendor tables. Attendees can browse modern and vintage sports cards, trading card games such as Pokémon, One Piece, and Magic, along with autographs, memorabilia, sports-themed art, and other collectibles. Buying, selling, and trading continue throughout the weekend, creating plenty of opportunities to meet fellow collectors and make deals. General admission and early entry options are available. University of Delaware students with a valid student ID receive free admission. On-site parking is complimentary all weekend, and children 10 and under are admitted at no cost. Food and drinks will be available at venue concessions. Organized by the team behind The Fishtown Card Show and Cherry Hill Card Expo.

An unlimited bull and shrimp feast is at the heart of this event, with food offered at a lower price. The lineup features premium guns, elk and deer hunts, all inclusive vacations, handcrafted knives, RMEF exclusive merchandise, and much more.

Foster and adoptive families can enjoy an easygoing evening at Bible Fellowship Church with pizza, treats, and time to connect. The focus is on play, conversation, and building community among families. Admission is $5 for the entire family, and pizza and treats are included.

Join a Saturday night paint and sip session designed for couples and best friends. You’ll get everything you need to create a 16x20 canvas masterpiece with an instructor leading the way, and the bar will be open with complimentary non-outside-alcohol options and alcohol for guests 21+ with proper ID. Check in early, skip BYOB, and note that everyone who wants to paint must be registered, with no spectators for bar open events. Couples and BFF sets require two reservations to complete the set.

Since 2016, following the losses of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake, Manticore has been drawing crowds to theaters, music halls, and performing art centers across the East Coast. The trio of Rob Shepard, Ron Ponella, and John Cristando pays homage to Emerson, Lake & Palmer by channeling the fire of the band’s legendary stage shows while carefully matching the detail and precision of the original studio recordings. Regina Lake, widow of Greg Lake, has commended the group for capturing his performance style with remarkable faithfulness. The result is a tribute that honors the groundbreaking blend of rock power and classical complexity that defined this seventies supergroup.

Manticore presents the music of Emerson, Lake & Palmer with three seasoned players, Rob Shepard, Ron Ponella, and John Cristando. Since 2016 they have filled theaters, music halls, and performing arts venues along the East Coast, honoring the legacies of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake. Their performance channels the high-energy impact of an ELP concert while carefully reproducing the exacting detail of the original studio recordings from the band’s extensive catalog. In a written note, Regina Lake, widow of Greg Lake, commended the group as outstanding and said it most closely matched Greg’s own performances. The show celebrates a seventies supergroup that fused the power of rock with the intricacy of classical music, offering a faithful experience for listeners who love ELP’s sound and spectacle.

Fair Hill Saddlery on the Green brings together shoppers, artisans, and equestrian enthusiasts for a lively outdoor market with a strong community feel. Explore a thoughtfully selected mix of local vendors offering handmade goods, fresh baked treats, specialty products, food trucks, and quality secondhand equestrian gear. It is an easygoing setting that invites browsing, whether you are searching for a unique gift, picking up local favorites, or updating your tack. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Vendor spaces are available.

Use a net to discover what lives in the water at Lums Pond State Park. This program is weather dependent. Advance registration is required by calling 302-368-6989. There is no program fee, though the standard park entrance fee still applies.

Pop In and DIY at Painting with a Twist offers a flexible creative session for all ages and skill levels. Choose from a variety of projects and use step-by-step instructions and inspiration guides to make something uniquely your own. Plan for about two hours to complete your piece. Walk-ins are welcome during Pop In hours, and you can also reserve a table so the studio knows to expect you, though it is not required. Pop In and Paint hours may be adjusted if there are no reservations.

Arrive with intention and leave with a clear next step. This meeting welcomes anyone who supports recovery, honoring the many pathways people take and the strengths that shape each journey. It is non denominational, with conversation centered on hope and mutual encouragement. The discussion is facilitated by trained and certified IFPR Peer Recovery Specialists and provides social support for people seeking or sustaining recovery, as well as for family members, friends, and other supporters affected by substance use. Participants can connect with peers, share experiences, and nurture a recovery focused lifestyle.