Events in Berlin, MD

Celebrate arts, community, and connection at Wor-Wic Community College with a free festival that welcomes the public. Highlights include Echoes & Visions, a reading by Emmy Pérez, a poetry open mic, a gyotaku workshop with Robby Chin, and a workshop on making glass resin dolphins with Cypress Moon Art and Carlena Jelley. Visitors can explore a marketplace featuring artists, enjoy activities for children, spend time at a stage for performances, and take part in a lesson in Indian classical dance, with additional activities planned. Applications for participants are currently being accepted.

Pink-themed activities fill the weekend, all dedicated to raising awareness and supporting breast cancer research. The shared pink theme creates a visible show of support for research and awareness efforts.

This event features a live performance from Fil Rhythm Band at Sun Outdoors Ocean City in Maryland.

Although Fenwick Island officially incorporated in 1953, its past reaches back for centuries. A beach campfire sets the scene for storytelling that explores pirate lore, accounts of early squatters, rocket launches, and other chapters from the area’s history. Recommended for ages seven and older, and admission is free.

Seven seasoned musicians channel the spirit of the seventies, sharing the thrill of that era with longtime fans and first-time listeners alike. From the California rock of The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac to the arena-shaking sounds of Queen and Led Zeppelin, and from the disco pulse of Studio 54 to the punk edge of CBGB, 70s Flashback delivers precise arrangements and rich vocal harmonies that mirror the fine details of the originals. Their high-energy, show-stopping performance gets the crowd moving and celebrates some of the grooviest songs ever written.

This event highlights drink specials at The Tiki Bar. Orange, grapefruit, and mango crushes are available for $8 each, and Duck Farts are $4. Enjoy refreshing flavors and straightforward pricing while you relax and unwind.

The AUCE breakfast buffet features pancakes, bacon, sausage, scrapple, scrambled eggs, chipped beef, hash brown potatoes, toast, fruit, and a variety of beverages. Pricing is $10 for adults and $5 for children.

Thanks to support from the Beach To Bay Heritage Area, the Fiber Festival returns to Sturgis Park in Snow Hill. Celebrate the living traditions of fiber arts as spinning wheels whir, knitting needles click, and embroidery and needlepoint take shape. Browse artisan vendors, watch demonstrations, and enjoy local food. The day is welcoming for all ages and highlights the Eastern Shore’s heritage and the skilled hands that keep it alive.

Coastal Hospice offers a compassionate grief support group at Snow Hill 50Plus Center, designed to help adults navigate life after the death of a loved one or close friend. The group combines guided learning with supportive conversation, creating a safe place to share emotions and release feelings. Participants often report meaningful benefits from both the educational tools provided and the welcoming environment. The program recognizes that reflection and grief work can lead to personal insight, transformation, and healing. Support is provided at no cost and is open to any adult, whether or not Coastal Hospice was part of their previous care. Registration is coordinated by Coastal Hospice bereavement counselor Rachel Gulley. If leaving a message, include which grief support group you wish to attend.

Explore the many cultures of Latin America through a multimedia presentation that brings together history, anthropology, geography, language, and music. Speaker Charito Calvachi-Mateyko highlights the rich variety among Latin American countries and examines their longstanding presence in the United States. The program features images of people and places, musical elements, and expressions of culture through dance. Presented in recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month.

A Halloween-themed experience features activities and surprises scattered throughout the campsite. Classic spooky characters can roam and discover the campsite's creepier side, with festive fun waiting around every corner.

October First Friday features live musical performances, a variety of vendors, and shops open later than usual, all centered around a pet costume parade. Awards will be given, including Best Costume and Best Duo, with additional categories. Pets can be registered to participate and show off their best costumes.

Styx takes the stage with the momentum of a band still creating at full tilt, highlighting Circling From Above, the group’s 18th studio album. Across 13 songs and roughly 41 minutes from start to finish, the record explores the tension between technology and the natural world, folding longtime Styx trademarks into fresh ideas that build on The Mission and Crash of the Crown. The high‑energy lead track "Build and Destroy" sets the pace, while a loose throughline inspired by abandoned satellites and a starling-filled sky gives the music a vivid backdrop of ambition, fallout and hope. Seven members shape this chapter: founding guitarist and vocalist James "JY" Young, Tommy Shaw, original bassist Chuck Panozzo, drummer Todd Sucherman, and keyboardist and vocalist Lawrence Gowan, joined by Will Evankovich and Terry Gowan. Evankovich also produced and co-wrote alongside Shaw and Lawrence Gowan, underscoring a collaborative spirit the band credits for its latest creative surge. The album’s range is wide, from the baritone bite and searing solo of "King of Love" to the traded lead vocals in "Forgive," the Bond-tinged urgency of "Michigan," and the lift of "It’s Clear," a rare cut with three different lead voices. Elsewhere, "Everybody Raise a Glass" nods to stacked harmony guitars, "We Lost the Wheel Again" charges forward on muscular rhythm work, "Blue-Eyed Raven" blends Spanish guitar, mandolin and a whirlwind fiddle solo, and "The Things That You Said" and the reflective closer "Only You Can Decide" center personal choice and shared responsibility. Long celebrated as a powerhouse on the road for a quarter century, Styx pairs veteran cohesion with this new chapter for a concert experience rooted in storytelling, musical craft and enduring chemistry.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Fil Rhythm delivers a live performance at Signatures at Bayside.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Tap into your creative side at a hands-on stained glass workshop focused on succulents without the upkeep. Create a custom stained glass succulent planter that stays vibrant all year and never needs watering. This beginner-friendly session offers step-by-step instruction, and all glass, tools, and materials are provided. Participants head home with a finished planter ready to brighten a room or to give as a thoughtful handmade gift. The cost is $65.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Annual Craft Fair is back, celebrating all things crafted and creative. Those interested in becoming vendors can email shvfdladiesaux4@gmail.com for details. Help spread the word to friends, family, and neighbors who would enjoy a community craft event.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Food, brews, and tunes come together at The Salted Rim.

RSR Jackpot features a refreshed format shaped by feedback received, with daily jackpot dates that focus on fun rather than points and offer 50 percent payouts each day. Speed events will follow goat tying and breakaway sled roping to divide the evening schedule, and mystery courses will be revealed the day before. Extras include a 50/50 raffle, door prizes, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Spectator entry is free, and the event is open to the public.

Caprichos Books hosts the Clues and Brews book club, meeting on the third Tuesday of each month at Burley Oak Brewing to discuss the book of the month. Purchasing books or beverages is not required to take part, and support for these small businesses is appreciated so they can continue offering gatherings like this.

Seeking community when family feels out of reach or holiday travel has you away from home? This Friends-Giving potluck welcomes friends and community members to share a meal, conversation, and lighthearted fun. Expect a cozy, inclusive atmosphere focused on care and connection during the season. Alongside the shared feast, there will likely be poetry, storytelling, and board games to match a range of interests. To help organize the meal, participants are encouraged to share what they plan to bring so a coordinated list can be created.

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