Events in Aberdeen, MD

Visit the Baltimore Farmers Market, described as Maryland’s best and biggest market, held every other Sunday.

Now in its 21st year, Jerry’s Fall Car Show welcomes every make and model, showcasing Corvettes, Camaros, Mustangs, street rods, chrome-and-fins classics, customs, trucks, muscle cars, and imports. Day-of entry is available for $20, with competition across 44 classes plus 9 special award categories, and a total of 93 trophies to be awarded. All registration proceeds benefit GBMC’s Sexual Assault Forensic Examination and Domestic Violence program. Expect a full day of music, door prizes, raffles, eye-catching builds, and on-site bites from Burgers & Bunz and All Fired-Up Pizza. For more information, call Bill at 443-418-4598. A rain date is planned.

Celebrate the season with songs, story time, and a holiday craft led by a Waldorf early childhood teacher. Designed for children up to age 7, this Lantern Walk honors the inner light as winter brings shorter days and longer nights. Families can enjoy the program on a blanket brought from home or at a picnic table, then create a lantern with the provided materials. A warm drink is included.

Enjoy a welcoming community brunch at Forge Southern Comfort in North East, MD, created as a space to connect with local allies and build supportive relationships. Open to members of the LGBTQIA+ community, allies, family, and friends, this gathering centers on conversation and comfort food in a warm atmosphere known for fresh, locally sourced dishes. There is no formal agenda, just time to connect. Tickets are free and available by RSVP on Eventbrite under Tickets. Sales close two days before the event, and food is purchased separately. If tickets are needed after sales end, direct messages are accepted. If cost is a concern, contact the organizers to discuss options. For questions or accommodation requests, contact events@cecilpride.org. Cecil Pride event terms apply. By reserving a ticket or attending, attendees accept a general liability waiver and consent to possible photo and video recording for promotional, educational, or informational use. Those who prefer not to be photographed or recorded should inform an event organizer upon arrival. Reserving a ticket confirms that these terms have been read, understood, and accepted.

Enjoy a casual Commander gathering on Sundays. A seat costs $10, with $5 returned as store credit dice.

Enjoy brunch with a side of stand-up comedy at LB Tavern inside the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Hosted by Walter Gottlieb, the show features a changing lineup of guest comedians, along with close-up magic before the main performance. General admission includes the headline comedy show, pre-show magic, discounted valet parking, and a chance to meet and take photos with the performers afterward. Brunch dishes, beverages, and cocktails are available for separate purchase.

Grandparents and grandparent-like caregivers can take home free recycled PJ Library books to share Jewish stories and traditions with the little ones in their lives.

A monthly tabletop role-playing game night for Dungeon Masters, storytellers, game designers, and players. Take part in a pick-up-and-play game, try running a game, playtest one in development, or meet fellow players while exploring different tabletop RPGs. Food and drinks are available, and a Discord community offers a place to learn more, sign up for a game, or volunteer to be a Dungeon Master.

Spend a creative afternoon with fellow hobby enthusiasts at a community get-together centered on miniature painting and other hobbies. Bring paints, brushes, and miniatures, or enjoy knitting, writing in a notebook, or coloring. All skill levels are welcome, with opportunities to share tips, techniques, and stories in a welcoming, inclusive environment.

Stepping Stones is an All Recovery Meeting that welcomes people seeking or maintaining recovery, along with family members, friends, and others who support someone affected by substance use. The meeting honors all pathways to recovery, recognizing that each person’s journey is unique. Facilitated by trained and certified IFPR Peer Recovery Specialists, it offers social support and a non-denominational space to focus on hope and connect with others.

Experience a live performance by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall in Baltimore.

Second Sunday offers a hands-on DIY experience where you can customize and finish a product to take home. Explore the Factory, shop select products, see how things come together behind the scenes, and connect with fellow Fancy Friends. Whip shea butter is available to pick up to avoid weather-related shipping delays. During Ask Fancy, local makers and beauty entrepreneurs can ask questions about formulation, manufacturing, scaling, compliance, and production. The gathering centers on access, education, and community.

The Severna Park Green Hornets 11U White take the field at Oriole Park at Camden Yards for a youth baseball game, with an effort to gather roughly thirty to thirty five supporters to cheer from the stands. When purchasing tickets, choose the SP Green Hornets 11U White option. Players and coaches do not need tickets, and children age 3 and under are admitted free.

WesGhost performs with special guest Eurotripp in an all-ages show.

Enjoy a meal at Conrad’s Seafood Restaurant in Abingdon to support the 10u Edgewood Patriots. Conrad’s will donate 20 percent of fundraiser sales to the team when you mention that you are there for the baseball fundraiser.

Grace Event Hall hosts a compassionate seminar led by Kari Jones that focuses on navigating grief during the holiday season. Participants reflect on the particular challenges this time of year can bring, consider giving themselves permission to grieve in new ways, and learn practical approaches for moving through the season while honoring the person they miss. Light refreshments will be provided, and there will be space for sharing. Two sessions are available to suit different schedules.

Help the local Kosher Dills pickleball team raise funds for the year. Ten percent of all proceeds will be donated to cover team expenses, and carryout is included.

An evening in the History Untapped series spotlights four historic Havre de Grace churches: St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, St. James AME Church, St. John’s Episcopal Church, and Havre de Grace United Methodist Church. The program traces how these congregations and their buildings were shaped by the people who built and worshipped in them, and how faith, fellowship, celebrations, challenges, and moments of change helped define the city’s story. Insights range from stained glass windows and steeples to sanctuaries and congregations, showing why these sites hold an important place in the community’s past and present. Presented as a pop-up edition of Vandiver’s BiteNite Dining Series at Vandiver Inn.

A screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 film The Birds is presented in color at a 1.85:1 aspect ratio from a DCP and has a running time of 119 minutes. A Time Out review highlights its sky-borne threats, underlying themes of control and confinement, and layers that invite psychoanalytic interpretation, all while delivering lively cinematic thrills.

At Mick’s Pub & Restaurant in Elkton, Maryland, the Northeast Golden Tee Championship welcomes newcomers and seasoned players to compete for the Jack Thomas Trophy. The schedule includes open play, a handicapped tournament that uses double elimination with a 100 percent handicap and a GSP tiebreaker, a five course qualifier for the main event, a single elimination doubles competition with a GSP tiebreaker, and main event match play that splits into two brackets. The Gold bracket features approximately the top 12 to 16 players depending on field size, while the Purple bracket includes the remaining field. Up to $2,000 in added money is available, with the full amount added if the main event reaches 40 players. Gold and Purple prize pools are separate, and added funds are allocated in proportion to participation in each bracket. A Closest to the Pin side game is planned pending venue approval and has a $20 entry. The handicapped event is $50 per player. Main event registration is $100 with an optional $20 hole in one pot, and the doubles competition is $30 per player. There will be up to eight PGA Golden Tee Tour machines. Tournament registration takes place on site.

Experience a 60-minute seasonal ritual with Fletcher of Elevate Your Health that blends reflection, breathwork, guided meditation, and Reiki. Held monthly, each gathering centers on a new theme rooted in the time of year and creates space to slow down, reconnect, and recalibrate. In this edition, Celebrate encourages noticing the moments that matter while exploring presence, connection, simple joys, and a sense of enoughness in everyday life. Warm, comfortable clothing is recommended, and Fletcher will offer gentle guidance from start to finish. No prior meditation or Reiki experience is required. $45 per person, limited to 10 participants.

This monthly bingo event features cash awards for winners. The entry fee is 25 dollars each. Entry will begin prior to the start of play.

Groove Stu offers a fresh take on soul, funk, and R&B while honoring the classic sounds that shaped the genres. Drawing inspiration from artists like D’Angelo, Chaka Khan, the Isley Brothers, Earth Wind and Fire, Prince, and Mint Condition, the group focuses on expressive vocals and fully live instrumentation. They have performed alongside Frankie Beverly and Maze, Boyz II Men, Erykah Badu, Mint Condition, Eric Roberson, Raheem DeVaughn, and Kindred the Family Soul, which highlights their standing as a well-regarded live act. Their accolades include a nomination for the 2024 SoulTracks Readers’ Choice Award for Duo or Group of the Year.

Discover a pop-up Blume Market in Chesapeake City, Maryland, featuring homemade treats, handcrafted goods, giftable finds, and a selection of both new and gently loved clothing. Location details will be shared closer to the event.

A three day celebration of the fae features Kindred Crow, Dustbowl Faeries, the Brinjal Faerie Band, and more at FaeryCon. During the day, attendees can enjoy stage performances, encounter roaming characters from the fae realm, explore a marketplace of handmade goods and services by artists, take part in workshops, sit in on a panel geared to fae and literary enthusiasts, and play games. Evenings shift into immersive Faerie Balls, including the BridgerTroll Ball and the Faery Scary Ball. Tickets are available for a single ball or for the full weekend, and daytime programming is family friendly throughout the weekend.

Enter a realm of imagination at FaeryCon, a celebration of creativity and community hosted by the Baltimore Faerie Faire. The festivities unfold inside the storied Lord Baltimore Hotel, a setting rumored to be haunted that adds to the atmosphere. By day, the indoor festival features stage performances, roving characters, a marketplace of handmade creations and services, hands-on workshops, panels, and games. Children 12 and under receive free daytime admission and can enjoy stories, crafts, trading with an ogre, and even meeting a mermaid. When night falls, the mood turns to pageantry and dance. One evening crowns a new Faerie Queen and continues with a Bridgertroll Ball, complete with live music and food from the hotel’s kitchens. Another night welcomes the Lady of the Autumn Court and the renowned Faery Scary Ball, highlighted by live music and elaborate costumes. VIP admission includes special perks such as early entry to the hors d’oeuvres buffet and access to the Royal Balcony above the ballroom. The schedule also features a Drag Brunch, more workshops and chances to shop for handcrafted treasures, plus playful rumors of goblins plotting an ice cream party.

Just A Mom-ent presents a ladies only Brush & Bag custom purse workshop at Grounded Coffee Co. This creative night centers on designing a one-of-a-kind purse from start to finish. Participants paint and personalize their bag, swap and style different straps to suit their look, and add bandannas, ribbons, charms, glitter, and gems for extra sparkle. Food will be available for purchase, and local vendors will be on site for shopping. Photo-friendly selfie spots offer fun moments along the way. The focus is on relaxed creativity, friendship, and leaving with a statement piece made by hand.

A three-piece variety act led by Sara Zito features Bojames Simmons handling guitar and vocals, with David Oquist covering bass and vocals. This lineup centers on guitar, bass, and shared singing.

A special program led by Grammy nominated, Billboard No. 1 smooth jazz saxophonist Elan Trotman pays tribute to the music of Marvin Gaye. Raised in Barbados, Trotman is a composer, performer, teacher, and recording artist who blends Caribbean rhythms from his heritage with polished horn textures. Influenced by Grover Washington Jr., Kirk Whalum, and Najee, he has developed a distinctive voice on the saxophone. His work has been recognized with multiple Jazz Artist of the Year honors from the New England Urban Music Awards and the Barbados Music Awards. He has recorded and performed with Michael McDonald, Roberta Flack, Jonathan Butler, Keiko Matsui, Johnny Gill, Jeffrey Osborne, Sheila E, Marcus Miller, Will Downing, Earl Klugh, Jeff Lorber, Peter White, Peabo Bryson, and Brian Simpson. The Dear Marvin program honors Gaye’s legacy through smooth jazz interpretations shaped by Trotman’s Caribbean roots.

UNION Craft Brewing hosts a lively evening of honky tonk, two-stepping, and live country music at The Baltimore Hayride Country Dance Night. The stage features D.T. Huber and Whale Show, and a two-step dance lesson welcomes beginners and experienced dancers alike. A vintage Western theme sets the tone, so cowboy boots, hats, fringe, and denim will fit right in, though any comfortable dancewear works. Guests can enjoy Duckpin or Divine IPA while celebrating local country spirit in classic honky tonk style. Tickets are limited, with prices at $11.50 online and $15 at the door.

Katelyn Christine returns to Patriots Glen Golf Club, a well loved neighborhood venue. Seating fills quickly, so arriving early is recommended. Expect a lively atmosphere at this popular spot.

This event centers on music, creating a simple and welcoming space to listen and enjoy songs and sound.

Start Making Sense brings a live tribute to The 8x10, spotlighting the music of Talking Heads.

The final night of the fall Screen on the Green series features a screening of The Nightmare Before Christmas at Wyman Park Dell. The evening includes themed activities, community fun, giveaways, and spooky holiday vibes. The movie night is free and open to everyone.

An imaginative night unfolds at the Lord Baltimore Hotel with a fantasy ball and the crowning of the Faerie Queen. Live music powers the celebration with three distinct acts: Tower Green channels Renaissance flair led by a hurdy gurdy, Clipper City Crew Band fills the room as a 23-piece big band, and A Halo Called Fred brings nerdy, original rhythms with a beat. Picture a Bridgerton-style atmosphere where Regency looks, rich live music and delightfully big hair set the tone. From trolls and goats to queens, bridges, balls and diamonds, everyone fits the theme. Tickets are available.

Whisky Train performs live at Sylvester's Saloon for a rock party.

Ripken Stadium hosts a scent work trial, with online entry available through Secreterrier.

This free event for Delaware residents offers safe drop-off of household hazardous waste, electronics recycling, and on-site paper shredding. It will take place rain or shine.

Enjoy a birding and photography outing with BCDC at Conowingo Dam, a well known place to watch Bald Eagles and other wildlife. Bring binoculars, and if you plan to take photos, pack a camera with a long lens and a tripod. Shared spotting scopes will be available so everyone can get a close look. The group will gather along the fence at the end of the parking lot rather than down at Fisherman’s Wharf. Do not park at the beginning of the lot, since vultures have been known to damage cars. A casual tailgate with bagels and coffee is planned. Consider bringing a comfortable chair, and dress warmly because it can be cold and windy by the dam. This free event requests a simple registration to help ensure there are enough bagels and coffee for all. Led by David Swerdlow, 404-274-8287, and Craig Hedlund.

Passion 4 Pavement is partnering with Upper Bay Counseling & Support Services, Inc., with support from Hollywood Casino in Perryville, to host a large car show at Hollywood Casino Perryville. Every registration dollar goes directly to Upper Bay in Havre de Grace, helping fund local mental health and addiction care across Cecil and Harford Counties. Upper Bay Counseling offers confidential services for adults, children, and adolescents, providing counseling and support for behavioral health needs close to home. Taking part in this show contributes to vital resources for the community.

All services are free for dogs and cats at Oxford Feed & Lumber in Oxford, PA. Available care includes distemper vaccines (DHPP, DAPP, DA2PP, FVRCP), rabies, Bordetella for kennel cough, and microchipping. Submit prior veterinary records by email and bring copies so your pet receives the correct vaccinations. Pre-registration is available. Plan to be checked in and in line at least 30 minutes before closing. To help ensure all families can be seen, there is a limit of two animals per person. Non-social or reactive pets should remain in vehicles with their owners until it is their turn, and owners should check in without pets upon arrival. Thank you for supporting pet health and helping the clinic run smoothly.

Admission is free and no tickets are required for this cottage core inspired holiday market at Joe’s Mercantile in Havre de Grace, MD. The setting evokes a storybook season with twinkling charm and a carefully curated lineup of artisans, vintage collectors, makers, bakers, florists, and other small businesses offering unique, handcrafted goods you will not find in big box stores. Browse meaningful gifts, distinctive holiday decor, cozy winter accessories, handmade jewelry, artisan foods, and vintage treasures. Vendors have been selected with a focus on quality, craftsmanship, creativity, and community, creating an experience that stands apart from mass produced merchandise. Enjoy festive photo moments, seasonal treats, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that turns shopping into a pleasant outing. Vendor spots are fully booked. Additional details and vendor updates will be shared soon.

The 15th annual Patterson Park 5K & Homebrew Contest brings a full day of community fun to Patterson Park Public Charter School and the park, blending races, beer tasting, food, local vendors, and live music in support of Baltimore students. Runners and walkers can take part in a 1 mile fun run or a 5K race, and both distances welcome strollers and dogs. The runs begin in Patterson Park near the Virginia Baker Recreation Center. Day-of packet pickup is available at Patterson Park Public Charter School, and early pickup details will be announced. A tasting ticket grants entry to the beer garden and samples of all beers entered in the Homebrew Contest. Tasters help decide the winners by voting across four categories, Hops, Malts, Lights, and Specialties, with awards for first, second, and third place, plus overall crowd favorite, brewers’ choice, and people’s choice. The beer garden also features food, local vendors, and live music. Homebrewers can sign up to compete at no cost. Proceeds benefit B More Global, a local nonprofit that offers a year of extracurricular global learning for Baltimore City students culminating in a fully subsidized international trip that builds cultural understanding and communication skills. Discounted pricing is available for current City Schools students, email info@bmoreglobal.org for details. Those interested in supporting B More Global during the event can reach out at events@bmoreglobal.org. Register by the posted deadline to be guaranteed a shirt.

Now in its third year, the Rock Against Drug Overdose fundraiser features basket raffles, 50/50 drawings, event merchandise, and performances by four bands. More information will be shared as the event approaches. Tickets are required.

Now in its third year, this Rock Against Addiction benefit concert raises funds for a foundation working to prevent drug overdose and aid affected families. The lineup includes live performances by SPELLBOUND, AREA 52, ANIMAL MAGNETISM, and KARMA, along with basket raffles, merchandise, and access to drug addiction and recovery resources. Proceeds support families as they work toward healing. Tickets are $30.

A monthly women’s circle blends ritual practices, mindful movement, and active meditation to create devoted time for self-connection within a supportive community. The experience begins with a steady, yoga-informed foundation, then opens into embodied, expressive movement. It concludes with a heartfelt sharing circle where participants speak to what is present for them. This approach welcomes anyone who has not felt at home in traditional yoga or finds stillness difficult. Through intentional, somatic movement, it shifts attention away from overthinking and back into the body, meeting emotion and intuition with care. The focus is on feeling vibrantly alive rather than achieving a perfect form, honoring your body and your life. Sessions are held on second Saturdays at Mindful You Yoga & Wellness Co-op. The monthly fee is $27, with member discounts available.

Enjoy an afternoon of live music from HIGH VOLTAGE and 8-TRAX, indoor bands, a DJ, food, brews, a 50/50 raffle, and a silent auction. The event supports Bmore Humane and its care for animals in need. Tickets cost $20, with proceeds going to Bmore Humane.

The Whisky Train Acoustic Duo returns to Sylvester's Saloon for an acoustic rock and roll performance. The show features live tunes, with food and chilled beer available.

Enjoy a classic feast at the Annual Turkey Dinner, featuring turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes with gravy, sweet potatoes, sauerkraut, green beans, cranberry sauce, dinner rolls, assorted desserts, and a selection of beverages. You can purchase tickets in advance or when you arrive. Admission is $20 per person, with a $10 price for ages 7 to 12. For details or ticket assistance, call 410-967-6373 or email BRUMCEvents@gmail.com.

A party-focused variety trio led by Sara Zito performs.

Look forward to 20 rounds of bingo, with raffles and special games adding more chances to play. Tickets will be available for purchase and are expected to sell out quickly. The kitchen will offer light options rather than a full-course dinner.

This gala features buffet dining and an open bar with premium selections. Browse a silent auction and place bids, take part in raffle drawings, and participate in a 50/50 drawing. The focus is on food and drinks alongside opportunities to bid and win.

Wayvine hosts the annual Harvest Party, a gathering known for being consistently fun.

South Baltimore Community Land Trust is offering a free community workshop focused on renter rights, housing safety, and stability. Participants will learn what legal protections tenants have, where to seek help for problems with living conditions, how to document concerns and advocate effectively, and when it makes sense to escalate unresolved issues. The session is led by Detrese Dowridge, executive director of Baltimore Renters United, an organization that works with tenants across Baltimore City to improve rental safety for individuals and families. This program is part of SBCLT’s six-part monthly stewardship series, which covers financial readiness for renters and buyers, the homebuying journey with SBCLT, the trust’s path to ownership, financing through a community land trust, renter protections and stability, and guidance for sustaining success after a purchase. SBCLT advances housing without pushing residents out by rehabilitating vacant properties and building new homes on unused land. Homes created through the trust remain affordable over the long term, expanding opportunity for generations. The organization’s vision centers on strong, healthy neighborhoods in South Baltimore and infrastructure that supports the environment and local economies. In this model, stewardship means ongoing support for first-time buyers before, during, and after purchase, including connections to mission-aligned real estate professionals, leadership development for community members, and referrals to repair providers who share a commitment to zero waste practices.

Share a community meal with neighbors. Bring a dish to contribute if you would like, or come without one and enjoy what is provided. There is always plenty and everyone is welcome. The plan is to dine outside while the weather holds, with tents on hand in case of rain. It is a relaxed time to eat together, chat, and get to know the people nearby.

Johnie Jupiter's Controversy delivers a high-energy tribute to Prince, formed in 2017 and inspired by the thrilling feel of his live shows and the era when Purple Rain topped the charts. The set features favorites like Kiss, 1999, Purple Rain, Let's Go Crazy, When Doves Cry, I Would Die 4 You, Baby I'm A Star, Little Red Corvette and more, performed with tight musicianship and polished flair. Beyond the hits, the band digs into deep cuts with an authentic touch, building a festive atmosphere that keeps people singing and dancing... sometimes even stepping onto the stage.

The Worlds Collide Concert Tour is a brand-new arena production that brings Disney's Descendants, ZOMBIES, and Camp Rock together on one stage in a first-ever mashup. A lineup of Disney performers powers an upbeat pop concert filled with favorite songs, precision choreography, and eye-popping effects. The result is a lively celebration of three fan-favorite stories, packed with music and spectacle.

Ryzing Son Trio brings a full night of modern and classic rock to Carson's Creekside Restaurant & Lounge, creating a lively rock and roll atmosphere throughout the evening.

The Magic of Motown brings a high-energy revue to the Milburn Stone Theatre at Cecil College in North East, MD, featuring hits from The Temptations, The Jackson Five, Diana Ross and The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, and other Motown greats. Praised by critics and audiences, the production has been called the number one Motown show in the country. Expect tight vocal harmonies, lively choreography, and era-inspired costumes that evoke the classic Motown look and sound, presented in more than two hours of music. Whether you plan to sway along from your seat or stay on your feet, it highlights songs from one of America’s most beloved catalogs.

Hollywood Nights is a nine-piece New Jersey band performing the music of Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band. The group recreates the sound, energy, and spirit of Seger’s live shows, featuring classic rock favorites and powerful vocals.

Celebrate G-Type Star’s three-year scientific journey to study and capture the sounds of the galaxy, with musical interpretations of the findings and a lineup of electronic music artists. Performers include G-Type Star, experimental bass producer Gunnar Nash, Baltimore-based producer and DJ SAINT POND, the Baltimore underground duo Luxe’n’Bass, and violinist and DJ Hon Jao Violin. The program features live-looped violin, a G-Type Star album playthrough, DJ sets, and a back-to-back performance from Gunnar Nash and SAINT POND. Vendors include Pistachio Gallery, Ritual Glass, and an artists’ merchandise booth. Attendance is limited to people aged 21 and over, and IDs will be checked. The event is BYOB, with no food or drinks for sale, so attendees should plan to be self-sufficient. There is no re-entry, and the location requires climbing several stairs and crossing a grassy area. Parking is very limited, so carpooling or rideshare is preferred.

Volunteers help trim vegetation and clear obstacles from the trails at Lums Pond State Park, improving access for hikers, runners, and bike riders. Experience, tools, and gloves are welcome but not required.

Enjoy a touch of Christmas magic with festive mini photo sessions featuring Santa Frank in Havre de Grace, Maryland. Each 30-minute session includes 10 digital images and a print release for $175. It offers a cheerful way to capture the spirit of the season and create keepsakes to share. Multiple time slots are available.

Create a custom ornament at Mudhouse Pottery Studio while supporting AARF. Craft a pet-themed keepsake or any design you prefer, and bring your furry companion to capture a paw print at the outdoor station. The indoor studio will be pet-free and stocked with options to help you shape a one-of-a-kind piece. Registration costs $30, with 50 percent of profits benefiting AARF, and extra ornaments are $10 each.

Shop handmade goods and unique finds from local creators and small business owners at a market held at Mick's in Elkton, MD. Enjoy a friendly setting for browsing and mingling while you look for holiday gifts or a little treat for yourself. Vendors interested in participating can reserve a spot for $50. For vendor questions or to confirm any payment requests, contact Linda Brzozowski or Mick's Makers Market.

This farmstead market brings together local artisans, farmers, chefs, craftsmen, and small business owners for a one-stop shopping experience with handcrafted goods, farm-grown foods, and unique finds. Maison Intimate Catering serves Sunday Supper meals, so attendees can enjoy a plate while taking in views of grazing animals and open fields. A small farmyard petting area offers up-close encounters with sheep, calves, chickens, and a pony, a highlight for children and grandchildren. Visitors can stroll the grounds, see the animals in the fields, and relax in the countryside. The market continues in any weather, moving into the barn if conditions require it.

A special matinee at Barrel House Live brings The Heat together with the Cold Sweat Horns for a mix of funk, soul, R&B, Motown, and dance tunes. Presented in the Concert Hall, the show offers a lively, dance-friendly atmosphere. Food and cold drinks are available.

A bull roast and shrimp feast in support of the Curley Wrestling Program. Deli-ish provides the catering with a spread that includes pit beef, pit turkey, pit ham, steamed shrimp, buffalo wings, penne with marinara, Italian sausage with peppers and onions, mashed potatoes, green beans with bacon, coleslaw, and Caesar salad. Soda, beer, and wine are included. Music is provided by DJ Rose. Tickets are $65 per person, or $500 for a table of eight.

Chris Tomlin, TobyMac, and Third Day team up for a single tour that puts three headliners on one stage. The set is packed with chart-topping, award-winning songs and high energy from start to finish. The lineup features only the main acts from beginning to end, keeping fans on their feet throughout the night.

Now in its 29th consecutive year, Philabundance and WMMR’s Preston & Steve team up for Camp Out for Hunger at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia. This family-friendly event collects food donations to support communities facing food insecurity in Southeastern Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey. Admission is free with a non-perishable food item or a monetary contribution to Philabundance.

Enjoy a meal at Friendly's, either dining in or ordering takeout, to support The Griffin Theatre. The Griffin Theatre will receive 10 percent of proceeds from sales.

At Kestrel Cafe in Essex, Maryland, performers and listeners gather for an open mic that flows into a collaborative jam. It starts with brief slots for sharing a song, poem, or other work, then shifts into a relaxed group session where musicians can experiment together and create in the moment. The atmosphere is welcoming and low pressure, open to all skill levels without any need for professional experience. Acoustic and lower-volume instruments suit the space, and singers, guitarists, percussionists, fiddlers, mandolin players, and others can find their place. Those who prefer to listen can sip tea and enjoy live music in a cozy, creative setting. The cafe also features walls of local and anime-inspired art, plus handmade goods and distinctive pieces available for purchase. Everyone who leads with kindness is welcome.

MD2 has partnered with Soda Jerk for a fundraiser and recruitment event. A portion of the proceeds will support MD2’s mission.

This meeting supports interest in amateur radio communication and experimentation. Its aims include developing radio networks for use during disasters and emergencies, advancing radio technology, promoting noncommercial electronic communication, and sharing educational, technical, and scientific information. It also supports research and development in electronic communication.

Homeschool families can trade textbooks for trampolines at a dedicated Homeschool Hop at Sky Zone in Newark, DE. This session gives homeschool students time to jump, play, and connect with other families in a fun setting. Jump tickets are $12.99, and Basic and Elite Members receive free admission. Meal deals are available for $5. Sky Socks are required.

Skip cooking for the night and spend time with the Young Gunz while supporting their team. Fifteen percent of your total will go toward helping the team. There will also be baked goods for sale to make Thanksgiving extra sweet.

Mean Girls the Musical is presented at The Park School of Baltimore, leaning into the show’s playful spirit and its signature pink-on-Wednesdays energy. The production highlights a versatile Reed 1 book that includes piccolo, flute, oboe, clarinet, soprano sax, and alto sax.

Settle in for a one-hour, in-person sound bath that invites quiet reflection and deep relaxation. A practitioner blends the tones of crystal chakra singing bowls, Tibetan singing bowls, chimes, tuning forks, and a buffalo drum with gentle music. You may lie down, sit, or recline as layered vibrations are used to cleanse and balance the chakras, encourage meditation, and cultivate a sense of calm and ease. Please bring a mat, blanket, pillow, or anything else that will help you stay comfortable throughout the session.

The Christina School District’s Citizens Budget Oversight Committee will hold a public meeting that is open for in-person attendance and will also be available by live stream and Zoom. Members of the Board of Education may be present. If a quorum of Board members attends, no Board action will be taken. Planned topics include a financial position update, the monthly financial report, and time for questions and discussion.

Stewart Copeland, the world-renowned drummer who founded The Police, takes the stage for his first American spoken-word tour to reflect on a far-reaching life in music and storytelling. A multiple Grammy winner, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, composer for films, video games, and opera, as well as a writer and filmmaker, he shares candid memories with wit, intelligence, and a distinctive voice. The program weaves together conversation with photos and video, and features a Q&A. A VIP add-on is available, offering early entry and a meet and greet with Stewart.

A community networking gathering in Essex brings together commercial property owners, business owners, operators, and local leaders to collaborate on the future of the area. Attendees can connect with community leaders, learn about ongoing initiatives, exchange ideas, and build relationships that strengthen Essex. Food, coffee, and other beverages will be available. The program centers on networking and a community discussion focused on what comes next for Essex. This gathering is supported by Freedom Federal Credit Union.

A special presentation by the Diocese of Savannah will explore the beatification of the Georgia Martyrs, five Spanish Franciscan missionaries who gave their lives for the faith while serving Indigenous communities in present-day Georgia. Their enduring witness of courage, evangelization, and fidelity to the Gospel continues to inspire the Church.

One Step Down, a two-person acoustic act, performs at Coakley’s Pub in Havre de Grace, MD. The show features an acoustic set and a relaxed atmosphere at this pub by the water.

From Chains to Grace is a monthly support meeting for anyone affected by addiction, whether facing it personally or supporting a loved one. It meets on the third Thursday at Calvary Chapel Delta. Participants can hear personal stories, find encouragement, and connect with others who understand. Conversations reflect a Christian perspective centered on grace and the love of Jesus. Coffee and snacks are provided, and childcare is available. For more information, email fromchainstograce@calvarydelta.com.

Racers' Pinball Social Club kicks off a new year with a relaxed social focused on planning fresh challenges and giving everyone a clean slate on the scoreboards. Every machine’s high score table will be restored to factory defaults, so players have an equal chance to climb the rankings. Draw a game from the stocking to choose what to play and chase new personal bests while staying out of the cold. Food and drink specials will be available in support of the local pinball scene.

Marshall Crenshaw brings a career’s worth of songs and stories, shaped by years of writing, recording, and touring. Born in Detroit and drawn to the guitar from a young age, he broke through in 1978 portraying John Lennon in Beatlemania, first as an understudy in New York, then with the West Coast cast and the national tour. After leaving the production in early 1980, he moved to New York City, where the vibrant rock scene inspired him to form a trio with his brother Robert on drums and Chris Donato on bass. Not long after, a connection with Alan Betrock led to his debut single, “Something’s Gonna Happen,” on Shake Records, while Robert Gordon released his version of Crenshaw’s “Someday, Someway” on RCA. Both tracks earned major airplay on New York’s WNEW-FM and quickly raised the trio’s local profile. Since then he has built a four-decade run marked by 13 albums, appearances on film and television including portraying Buddy Holly in La Bamba, and thousands of concerts. His current touring band, assembled in 2022, features Fernando Perdomo on guitar, a multi-instrumentalist and producer, Derrick Anderson on bass, also a singer-songwriter, and drummer Mark Ortmann, a founder of the Bottle Rockets. Sarah Borges and Eric Ambel open.

Breathe 379 introduces the Christian Professionals Alliance, a faith-centered network where fellowship, service, and career development meet. Business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals can connect, exchange ideas, share resources, and encourage one another through purposeful networking that supports both spiritual growth and professional advancement. Membership is $25 per month on a recurring credit card and includes complimentary coffee. All membership dollars are directed to stocking the food pantry, supporting a monthly target of $1,000 which covers a week of supplies and helps families in need. Members invest in their own development while contributing to ongoing care for the community.

America 250: Unlocked is back from the National Museum of Railroad History & Innovation with a focus on the nation’s 250th anniversary, offering monthly access inside different pieces of rail heritage. As part of this series, the B&O No. 147 "Thatcher Perkins" is opened in recognition of Veteran’s Day, providing a close look at a notable ten wheel locomotive introduced in 1863. Designed by Thatcher Perkins, the railroad’s Master of Machinery, this engine was among eleven powerful ten wheelers built to move heavy passenger trains across the steep Allegheny terrain. It began service on military duty for the Union Army, carrying troops and supplies through the Potomac River Valley from 1863 to 1865. In the decades after the Civil War it worked on both passenger and freight trains. Retired in the early 1890s, the locomotive went on to be showcased at major public events, including the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair and the 1927 Fair of the Iron Horse. The series also offers interior access to other collection highlights, including the newly restored B&O No. 3316 "Washington" Observation Tavern Car, and American Freedom Train No. 1 will be opened twice. Members receive free admission for each collection piece.

Enjoy live music with dinner and drinks at The Farmhouse Middletown.

Jake Mach appears at South County Brewing in Fawn Grove.

Live acoustic music from a single performer takes the spotlight at Wyncote Golf Club in Oxford, Pennsylvania. The solo set emphasizes a simple, unplugged sound for a straightforward listening experience.

Enjoy food, drinks, and music at Granite Run Taproom. Relax and take in the tunes while you sip and snack.

This golf club is a favorite, and it is the setting for a great Friday night.

Take part in Designer Bag Bingo at Singerly Fire Company in Elkton, MD. Tickets are $40 at the door, $35 in advance, or $36.50 online. Extra packs, raffles, and cash games will be sold, and an ATM is on site. Refreshments will be available along with a cash bar, and outside food is not permitted. Tickets are available online, and please be aware of scammers.

HAVEN welcomes Ashely of Celestial Legacy for a casual conversation about death, legacy, grief, and how you want to be remembered. As a death doula, Ashely supports individuals and families with end-of-life planning, advocacy, and care as they navigate the dying process. Light refreshments, including cake and coffee, will be provided. The gathering is donation-based, and all are welcome. An RSVP is required to reserve space.

Emo Night Karaoke brings a live backing band to Half Time Music Venue in Newark, DE, putting each singer center stage with full production and visuals. ENK is a collective of musicians who have performed on Warped Tour and When We Were Young and around the world, and the format features the audience on lead vocals with the band behind them. On-site signups are available, and a setlist can be previewed on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple.

The Hazmatics land at Ye Olde Emerald Tavern in Parkville for one of the final stops of the 2026 Mothership tour. The night leans into a spacefaring theme, with transmissions from the stage that keep the energy in motion.

Part of the Triangle Show Series, this event focuses on dressage.

Rolling Hills Ranch hosts a combined test and dressage show featuring championship classes open to riders of all backgrounds, not limited to past RHR competitors. To enter championship divisions, riders must provide proof of three prior dressage tests judged by different officials. Entries are open. For test of choice entries, list the specific test in the notes section, and if a test option does not appear, include it in the comment box. Most combined test ride times are planned for after midday. The competition is DVCTA sanctioned, and DVCTA members should note their membership in the comments. Para-dressage is available, and riders can indicate the desired para-dressage test with their entry. T.I.P awards will recognize the overall high score dressage Thoroughbred and the low score combined test high point; include the T.I.P number with the entry. No refunds.

Hosted at Volunteer Brewing Company, this 5K run and walk pays tribute to Dan Rankin, a dedicated runner who lost his life after being struck by an impaired driver while training for a Spartan 50K. The event remembers a husband devoted to his high school sweetheart, a father of four, and a person who embraced life fully. It reflects the values he lived by, including entrepreneurship, hard work, perseverance, and a constant willingness to help others. Created to honor his memory and bring people together, the event directs all proceeds to the Delaware Wrestling Alliance, supporting young athletes and the community Dan cared about. Participants take to the course to run, to walk, and to remember, celebrating his legacy while helping build future champions.

The Mistletoe Market returns with festive music, food, and vendors. Santa will make an appearance to kick off the holiday season.

Head indoors to Hiss United Methodist Church for a seasonal marketplace featuring handmade crafts, unique gifts, and locally made products. Browse one-of-a-kind finds for yourself or pick up Christmas presents, and enjoy baked goods, lunch, and other refreshments available for purchase. The event offers a welcoming, family-friendly setting, and admission is free for everyone. Vendor participation is handled solely by Hiss United Methodist Church, so please disregard any unofficial offers to sell booth spaces.

At the Benson-Hammond House, this friendly program explores how farmers and families in the north county area once celebrated the season, focusing on the foods that filled their tables. Conversation touches on dishes like turnips and sweet potatoes, oyster stuffing, the ham or turkey debate, and even sauerkraut, with pie taking a special place in the mix. Attendees are encouraged to share their own favorite dishes as part of the discussion. The gathering takes place a week early so volunteers can spend the holiday with family.

A Mommy & Me crafting event where moms and little ones can get creative while the glitter flies. Share a playful, hands-on moment together.

Family First Enrichment Cooperative is launching a monthly Kids Night Out, a drop-off event featuring fun and food for children while caregivers enjoy a break. Admission is $25 per child. This ongoing series is designed to make it easy for families to schedule a convenient night off and an enjoyable experience for kids.

Barrel House Live hosts a Ravens watch party with every play on a 12-foot screen and four additional TVs. Game day food features and drink specials run throughout the game for a day devoted to the Ravens. When the final whistle blows, a free post-game concert from EMOtional Support keeps the energy going with live music so fans can celebrate or vent together.

At Artfully Dunn Creative Studio, enjoy a spa-like, hands-on workshop that shows you how to craft a luxurious all-natural whipped body butter from scratch. Kelly of Brienne Bath & Body leads the experience with step-by-step guidance and insights into skin-loving ingredients and how they work together to create a rich, creamy moisturizer. Personalize your creation with a wide range of fragrances, from fresh florals and bright citrus to warm vanilla, calming lavender, fruity blends, cozy fall notes, and clean classics. The workshop is beginner friendly, includes expert instruction, and concludes with a full-size handcrafted body butter to take home. Complimentary light snacks and beverages are provided. If you prefer something more filling, you can order from the Granite Run Taproom menu and bar and have your selection delivered while you create. This experience suits a girls’ night out, self-care enthusiasts, mother and daughter time, birthday celebrations, handmade gift giving, and anyone who loves natural skincare. Space is limited, and because seating and supplies are prepared in advance, workshop fees are non-refundable. A credit policy is available for unexpected changes.

At Kraushaar Auditorium in Towson, conductor Robert Moody leads a program that salutes French elegance and creativity. Ravel’s Le Tombeau de Couperin sets the tone with a graceful nod to the Baroque tradition. Pianist Bryan Wallick then takes the stage for Chopin’s Piano Concerto No. 2, highlighting lyrical writing alongside virtuosic fireworks. After intermission, the orchestra performs Bizet’s Symphony No. 1 in C Major, composed when he was 17, a spirited score filled with youthful energy and themes that stay with you.

Celebrate the music and lasting friendship of Gladys Knight and Patti LaBelle, two celebrated soul singers whose friendship spans more than six decades. The tribute features favorite songs including “Midnight Train to Georgia,” “Neither One of Us,” “If Only You Knew,” “On My Own,” and “Lady Marmalade,” along with many more. Performers Brigette Johnson and LaNesha Alexander bring their vocal talents to the program. Johnson has performed with local R&B, jazz, and neo-soul bands, as well as saxophonists Ronnie Laws and Wilton Felder. Alexander, a Baltimore-born vocalist, is known for her wide range and soulful delivery.

Take a break from cooking before Thanksgiving and enjoy dine-in or carry-out, with a portion of sales benefiting the Fallston Middle School PTA. Please mention the school and show the flyer when ordering.

At Hiss United Methodist Church in Parkville, MD, this in-person support group offers a caring space for parents grieving the loss of a pregnancy or an infant. Participants can connect with others who understand, share their child’s story, and find comfort in community. Each gathering includes time to honor and remember their children and a supportive discussion focused on navigating life after loss. Everyone is welcome as they are, with opportunities to draw strength from shared experiences.

Opt for fresh air on Black Friday with a 5K run or walk along the scenic, traffic-free Mike Castle Trail beside the C&D Canal in Bear. The course features the Castle Crusher Switchback and welcomes participants of all ages. A free race is available for children ages 8 and under, and a virtual option is offered for those who prefer to participate remotely. This event supports Plastic Free Delaware and its work to cut single-use plastic pollution and build a zero waste culture that prioritizes reducing, repairing, and reusing before recycling. Expect a sustainability-forward experience with eco-friendly swag and awards, organics collection for composting, recycling of beverage containers, and refill stations for those who bring reusable water bottles. Participation helps expand education and advocacy programs, including youth environmental initiatives and community composting efforts that keep local schools, watersheds, and neighborhoods clean and healthy. Amenities include sustainable swag for those who pre-register, with limited quantities available for day-of registrants, plus post-race refreshments with fruit, beer, spritzers, and more courtesy of sponsors. Awards recognize the largest team with the Green Team Award, top overall finishers including masters, age-group winners across a wide range, top walkers, and a fun treat for kids who take part. Select winners receive state park annual passes in addition to eco-friendly prizes. Professional chip timing is provided using MYLAPS BibTag technology, with leftover race bibs repurposed to reduce waste. Results will be posted online during and after the race, and photos will be shared online following the event. Please note that dogs are not permitted, race bibs are non-transferable, and registrations are non-refundable. Free parking is available.

Volunteers help prepare and serve meals to people in the community at Our Daily Bread, then clean up the building afterward. Around 200 meals are served.

The Farmhouse Middletown hosts an evening of dinner, drinks, and live music. Enjoy a night that brings a meal, beverages, and a live performance together in one place.

The Annual Community Tree Lighting, sponsored by Crouch Funeral Home, ushers in the holiday season with festive lights and seasonal music. Families, friends, and neighbors gather to illuminate the community Christmas tree and welcome a visit from Santa. The event focuses on family friendly fun, time together, and celebrating the spirit of the season.

Crystal Ship brings the psychedelic spirit of The Doors to life with a show that captures Jim Morrison’s presence and the band’s unmistakable sound. Recognized as a leading Doors tribute act, the group delivers faithful renditions of classics like “Light My Fire,” “Riders on the Storm,” “L.A. Woman,” and “People Are Strange,” along with other favorites. This tribute celebrates the legacy of one of rock’s most influential bands, inviting both longtime listeners and those discovering the music for the first time to experience it anew.

The Dirty Grass Players bring their boundary-pushing bluegrass to The Recher in Towson, performing alongside Radish. Based in Baltimore, the band has explored the leading edge of the genre since 2015, pairing tradition-rooted harmonies with daring improvisation. Whether stretching a tune into an expansive jam or firing off a concise classic, they balance progress and heritage with crisp musicianship and a touch of grit. What began as jams between founders Ben Kolakowski on guitar and Ryan Rogers on mandolin quickly grew into a Baltimore buzz, then national and European touring. Their festival stops include Grey Fox, DelFest, Dark Star Jubilee, ROMP, Bristol Rhythm & Roots, and the Rotterdam Bluegrass Festival. With Connor Murray on bass since 2021 and Sam Guthridge joining on banjo in 2024, the current lineup arrives with fresh momentum. The group has released two albums and multiple singles. Their latest album, Shiny Side Up, produced by Cody Kilby of the Travelin' McCourys, ventures into darker themes and adventurous arrangements, earning recognition for affirming the band’s rise and pointing to a bright future for bluegrass. Their first single with the new lineup reimagines Jimi Hendrix’s Voodoo Child (Slight Return) as a driving bluegrass piece that proves looking to the roots can inspire new directions. Sharing the bill, Radish is a Baltimore string band that blends classic and contemporary bluegrass influences with a flair for avant garde improvisation. The ensemble features Chris Ackerman on bass, Sam Allen on banjo, Sam Cochran on guitar, Wyatt Graham on mandolin, and Matthew Zuckerman on dobro. Their debut self-titled album is available on streaming platforms. Presented by 24-7 Entertainment.

This free, three-hour class is designed for children and focuses on firearm safety along with broader safety awareness they can use at home, at school, at the park, and wherever they go. Kids learn how to recognize potential hazards and what steps to take when a situation feels unsafe. A parent, guardian, or caregiver is required to attend with each child.

Oxford United Methodist Church hosts a monthly all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast in the church fellowship hall. The meal includes pancakes, French toast, scrambled eggs, fruit, bacon, sausage, chipped beef or sausage gravy, and roasted potatoes. Tickets are available at the door for $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 3 to 10. Contact the church office for more information.

Kick off the holiday season with a free, fun day on the farm. The community can enjoy hay rides, a vendor market, farmyard games, photos with Christmas calves, and more.

A new Krampus-themed yule market arrives in Hampden, presented by the Baltimore Krampus Group in collaboration with the Hampden Village Merchants Association. Set at Roosevelt Park, this all-ages celebration features more than 30 local vendors with spooky seasonal decor, curiosities, handmade crafts, and cosplay gear. Holiday cosplay is encouraged to add to the festive spirit. Admission is free, and attendees are asked to consider bringing a new, unwrapped toy to support the Toys for Tots collection. Ample free parking is available, and the venue is fully accessible.

The monthly book club at The Screaming Bean meets on the last Saturday of each month. All readers are welcome, whether you are a regular participant or attending for the first time. Bring thoughts on the month’s book and enjoy handcrafted coffee, tea, espresso drinks, and fresh house-made pastries while connecting with fellow readers in a warm, friendly atmosphere. It offers an opportunity to discover new books, make new friends, and support a local community coffee shop.

Delaware Stadium in Newark, DE hosts the season’s final home football game as the home team faces Jacksonville State. This closing home matchup wraps up the year on the home field.

Oaklands Swim Club plans to attend a UD Football game at Delaware Stadium, with a tailgate before the game. Discounted tickets are available in advance for $23 each, and seating is general admission without assigned seats. More details about the tailgate and parking will be shared soon.

Enjoy a relaxed game night where people in recovery can laugh, connect, and build healthy relationships. Choose from board games, card games, and group activities. No special skills are needed, just a willingness to take part and have fun.

At Earth, Wood & Fire - Fallston, Anton Tuvelman delivers an upbeat, interactive Human Jukebox performance that centers the audience. Using live looping, he builds songs in real time by layering sound to faithfully revisit familiar music or reimagine it on the spot. Requests from across decades and genres shape the set, and he is known to tackle brand new choices in the moment. Inventive mashups blend multiple favorites into fresh combinations, while energetic delivery and lush soundscapes create an immersive, personalized atmosphere. Every show unfolds differently, with spontaneous surprises and continual additions to his growing repertoire.

This show features Kindred The Family Soul, the neo-soul duo of married partners Fatin Dantzler and Aja Graydon. Recognized with BET and Soul Train award nominations, they have earned several top ten R&B hits including “Far Away,” “Stars,” “Where Would I Be,” and “All My People.” With seven albums spanning more than two decades, their catalog is reflective and uplifting, created to motivate, inspire, comfort, and share love and joy. Keystone Kards are not applicable for this show.

Sylvester's Saloon in Essex, MD hosts Sara and The Igniters, a versatile party band fronted by Sara Zito.

A support group at Cecil County Public Library is open to individuals with colostomies, ileostomies, urostomies, and continent diversions, as well as anyone with concerns related to ostomies. Family members and caregivers who are looking for guidance and support are welcome too.

Enjoy dinner and drinks accompanied by live music at The Farmhouse Middletown.