Events in Newark today

Receive lactation guidance and community encouragement in a welcoming breastfeeding support group available both online and in person. Sessions are facilitated by an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, with opportunities to learn and ask questions alongside other breastfeeding mothers. Mothers are welcome to attend with babies and children of any age. The group is free and no registration is required. Participation is open to all, and being a patient of the Birth Center is not necessary. In-person meetings take place in the classroom at the Birth Center, with a virtual option offered as well.

The Tavern hosts Trivia Night, a recurring event for trivia enthusiasts.

This family support meeting offers education, encouragement, and opportunities to connect for those impacted by substance use. It provides a compassionate space for families to learn, share experiences, and build supportive relationships with others facing similar challenges.

Now in its fourth year, the DMBA Golf Outing brings the community together for a day of golf while raising funds for Faithful Friends. This friendly fundraiser blends time on the course with a shared commitment to support a meaningful cause.

Settle into a supportive, creative space featuring relaxing activities such as coloring, journaling, and mindfulness. Take a moment to reduce stress and express yourself through these calming activities.

Test your knowledge at Mick's during a weekly trivia night. The evening features six games, and play begins promptly, so arriving early to secure a table is recommended.

Community members may attend the Citizens Budget Oversight Committee meeting in person, and a live stream will also be available with online access through Zoom. The agenda features a Financial Position Report, the Monthly Financial Report, and time for discussion and questions. Members of the Christina School District Board of Education may attend, and if a quorum is present no Board action will be taken. Additional details about the committee can be found on the Christina School District website.

Reverend Horton Heat tears into a high energy blend of country, blues, and rock that jumps from honky-tonk grit to psychobilly swagger with a spacey twist. Jim Heath leads with blazing guitar while the upright bass rumbles, delivering a live show that fuses theatrical edge with classic rock ’n’ roll spirit in the vein of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins and Buddy Holly. The set draws from favorites like Big Sky, 400 Bucks, and Psychobilly Freakout, reflecting years of relentless touring by Heath and Jimbo Wallace and a commitment to rocking hard, moving fast, and keeping it true. Messer Chups opens with cult surf-rock steeped in eerie instrumentals, retro horror imagery, and twang-heavy guitar that blends vintage B-movie vibes with a modern snap. This event is primarily standing room, with a limited number of seated tickets available. For ADA accommodations, email Info@ElktonMusicHall.com.

Bags2Mats workshops at the Newark Senior Center are part of an ongoing series open to all. These sessions support the Bags2Mats program. For details, contact the Volunteer Delaware 50+ office at Guadalupe.Murphy@delaware.gov (NCC) or Bobbi.Tice@delaware.gov (Sussex County).

Explore Glasgow Park Farmers Market for seasonal produce, baked treats, honey and fruit preserves, ready-to-enjoy foods, and handmade goods from participating vendors. Payments are accepted by cash, debit or credit cards, and EBT. Planned participants include Bakery & Argentinian Dishes, Beth's Homemade Goods LLC, Blackbird Creek Farms, The Buzzing Bookshop, Forever Freeze, GravesyardApiary, Gwen's Harvest, Happy Heart Farm, Jamaican Farm Mom, Kaceys Kitchen, Nature's Kitchen, Pine Hill Farms, Reed's Produce, Retired & Still Squeezin LLC, SasnspiceSweets, Wild Things Design, and XM Beauty LLC. The vendor lineup is subject to change on market day.

SMART Recovery meetings offer a supportive group setting for individuals addressing addiction or other unhealthy behaviors. The session centers on Self-Management and Recovery Training, highlighting practical, science-based skills for managing thoughts, emotions, and actions. It offers a skill-building approach grounded in science.

Jumperoo at Urban Air Christiana offers a dedicated play session for children ages 5 and under. The park is set aside just for little jumpers, creating space for bouncing, climbing, and exploring without older kids. Parents and caregivers are welcome to take part and support their toddlers as they play. Attractions are designed with young children in mind to keep the experience safe, engaging, and fun. Advance tickets are required. Jump socks are required, with pairs available for purchase. Expect a relaxed atmosphere that encourages bonding and plenty of photo-worthy moments.

Beauty on Budget Sale brings a large women and teen consignment shopping experience to George Wilson Community Center. Discover thousands of brand-name, designer, and vintage pieces across clothing, handbags, shoes, and accessories, with sizes from 00 through plus. Shoppers can save up to 90 percent off retail. A VIP shopping session is available with a purchased ticket, and there is a half-off day when most items are marked down. Personal purses, handbags, and backpacks are not allowed inside, and the event is cashless. Consignment opportunities are available.

Make pet wellness simple with an Express Pet Health clinic at the New Castle Animal Health Center. Walk-up service means no appointment is needed, and pets can receive affordable preventive care from veterinary and wellness teams. This clinic is part of a monthly series at this location, with additional monthly clinics available at Animal Health Centers in Georgetown, Delaware, Malvern, Pennsylvania, and Dover, Delaware.

At The Greene Turtle Sports Bar & Grille, enjoy an evening dedicated to line dancing. Lessons are included to help newcomers and seasoned dancers alike, and music requests are welcomed throughout the night. Admission is $10, and the event is open to all ages.

Art on the Green 2026 is on the horizon. Two vendor spots remain for those interested in participating as vendors. To apply, text (814) 388-9451 for the preferred method of contact or email vfapply@gmail.com.

A yearly celebration of the autumn season, offering a welcoming and festive atmosphere that captures the spirit of fall.

USA Cheer brings its College Recruiting Combine to Delaware, offering exposure to college Cheer and STUNT coaches. Held at the University of Delaware, this recruiting-focused event is aimed at athletes interested in pursuing collegiate opportunities.

GriefShare at Elkton Presbyterian Church provides a welcoming place to process sorrow and find support alongside others who understand. It is designed for those grieving the death of a spouse, child, parent, family member, or friend, and acknowledges how loss can leave people feeling overwhelmed and alone. Through conversation, encouragement from Scripture, and the care of a compassionate group, participants explore hope, share burdens, and take steps toward healing. This gathering is offered as a 13 week series at Elkton Presbyterian Church and is open to people whose loss is recent or from years past.

This game night creates a relaxed, welcoming space where people in recovery can laugh, connect, and build healthy relationships with others who understand the journey. It features a mix of board games, card games, and group activities, so there is something for everyone. No special skills are required, just a willingness to have fun and spend time with peers.

A community celebration honors local kids and teens who are bravely facing childhood cancer, surrounded by superhero fun for all ages and plenty of meaningful ways to help. The day includes a heartfelt salute to these young heroes, along with perspectives from families, medical professionals, and nonprofit workers on how childhood cancer affects the community. Attendees can take action by donating blood at the Blood Bank of Delmarva blood drive. A kickoff giveaway will enter the first 20 people registered for the blood drive to win a $50 DelPez gift card. Additional ways to contribute include donating hair at a station run by Trilogy Salon, crafting cards or hero bracelets for children in treatment, visiting nonprofit booths to learn about local support efforts, and registering with NMDP, the international bone marrow registry. Superhero-themed activities add to the experience with an obstacle course and jousting ring, meet-and-greets with Captain America and Spiderman, superhero training, an inflatable designed for younger children, face painting, a villain-hunting scavenger quest with a prize, interactions with first responder heroes, a photo booth with superhero filters, and super performances. Free raffles offer chances to win prizes, and winners must be present to claim them. Food trucks will be on site, and all purchases will benefit local nonprofits that support kids fighting cancer.

Arrive with intention and leave with a plan. This All Recovery Meeting welcomes anyone who supports recovery, recognizing that there are many paths and that each person’s journey reflects their own strengths. The environment is non-denominational and focuses on the hope that recovery offers, highlighting that it is not a solitary process. Participants can connect with others who are beginning or sustaining a recovery lifestyle. Guidance is provided by trained and certified IFPR Peer Recovery Specialists. The meeting offers social support for those seeking or maintaining recovery, as well as for family members, friends and other supporters affected by substance use.