Events in Centreville, MD

An easygoing cruise explores quiet coves and anchorages around the northern Chesapeake Bay, coordinated with the Northern Chesapeake Cruising Club to provide opportunities to meet fellow Chesapeake cruisers. Boats plan to rendezvous in the bay off Worton before setting out, with potential stops that could include an overnight on the Bush River, time at Still Pond, an overnight on the Sassafras River, a lunch stop in Georgetown with options like Fish Whistle or The View at Skipjack Cove, a night in Chesapeake City either at anchor or in a slip with dinner at the Chesapeake Inn, an overnight in Fairlee Creek, and a day visit to Hart-Miller Island. If conditions allow, evenings may feature raft-ups for happy hours and dinners. For raft-ups, the boat that sets the hook handles the anchoring, and vessels coming alongside arrive with fenders and lines ready. The schedule also features a Last Rites of Summer race getting underway near Middle River.

Eli Lev, a Maryland songwriter with a global perspective, blends indie folk and Americana around vivid, story-driven lyrics grounded in service, presence, and shared humanity. His performances feel organic and welcoming, encouraging reflection and moments of singing together for an experience that is both personal and shared. Before touring full time, he taught 8th grade English for three years on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona. That time inspired the Four Directions Project, a four-album journey shaped by Navajo teachings in which each cardinal direction carries its own qualities and lessons. Each installment explores a distinct musical terrain while connecting tradition, ancestry, and contemporary songwriting. His artistic path continues with the Three Worlds Project, a trilogy that considers past, present, and future as one living moment. The recent album Past Lives pairs intimate songs with archival family recordings and has earned multiple songwriting and regional music honors, including recognition from the Washington Area Music Association and national competitions. A seasoned performer across the United States, Europe, and the UK, he has played hundreds of shows and built a dedicated community through heartfelt concerts and deep audience connection. On any stage, he delivers an uplifting, grounded, and emotionally resonant live experience.

Portals in Easton hosts a free board game night that offers a relaxed setting to play and explore something new while meeting others with similar interests. A Discord community is available for connecting with fellow attendees.

Weekly tabletop groups come together to connect and have fun. It is a simple way to meet others who share your interests and be part of a community that keeps growing. A Discord community is available for staying in touch between gatherings.

Enjoy a casual Lorcana tournament set up for weekly league play. This constructed event uses a Swiss format, and entry is $5. Participants receive a pack with entry and another pack for each win. Weekly league promos are available, limited to once per week, and all players are welcome on both nights. A second Lorcana night is also offered on Friday.

Enjoy a lively night of line dancing with a $5 entry. Beginners start with a focused lesson to learn the basics or refresh their steps, then the floor opens up so everyone can practice while Sandy keeps the music going and the rhythm steady. Cult Classic serves more than 15 house-brewed beers alongside a full bar, and the kitchen features from-scratch pizza, hand-formed burgers, and jumbo wings made from fresh, never frozen chicken. All sales are final. Refunds or exchanges are offered only if a show is cancelled, and support acts and scheduling may change.

This recurring Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament brings duelists together for friendly competition each week. Prizes are awarded at every tournament. A Discord community is available for connecting with other players.

The Wailers bring their uplifting reggae sound to The Avalon with a tribute to the 50th anniversary of Rastaman Vibration. The 50 Years of Positive Vibrations tour showcases choice selections from the landmark 1976 album alongside enduring hits that connect listeners across generations. Rastaman Vibration helped carry reggae’s messages of resistance, spirituality, and hope to audiences worldwide, and songs such as Positive Vibration, Roots, Rock, Reggae, and War continue to resonate. This performance honors the legacy of Bob Marley & The Wailers and celebrates music with purpose, linking reggae’s golden era to its ongoing ability to inspire unity, resilience, and hope.

This One Piece tournament features Best of 1 matchups in the Standard format. Participants compete in single-game rounds.

Set on the waterfront lawn of Kent Island Yacht Club, the 19th annual Concours d’Elegance on Chesapeake Bay showcases classic automobiles alongside classic boats in a scenic bayside setting. The weekend highlights Chesapeake Bay yachting, with classic motor yachts and wooden speedboats on display. Entrant activities unfold across the weekend, and details about applications and sponsorship will be shared on the event website. The public portion takes place on the final day, offering spectators a chance to enjoy the displays on the lawn.

The 19th annual concours on the Chesapeake Bay marks Bentley’s 100th anniversary, with classes for prewar automobiles and for postwar models through the 1976 model year. This multi-day gathering culminates with the concours on the waterfront at Kent Island Yacht Club. In a prior celebration, organizers marked the Rolls-Royce Phantom centenary and included some later examples to help educate the public. Bentley Washington D.C. is a sponsor. Organizers are interested in featuring notable Bentleys on the show field.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 29 hosts an evening of food, live music, and fellowship at American Legion Caroline Post 29. Guests can enjoy a Pork Sirloin Roast dinner with mac and cheese and peas for $12, followed by a performance from Sticky Situation. This gathering offers a hearty meal, lively entertainment, and time with neighbors.

An open play setting for Magic: The Gathering Commander, focused on casual games. The floor is reserved for friendly matchups, allowing players to find a table and enjoy relaxed Commander play with others.

Take on the Commander Checklist Challenge and complete Commander themed objectives for a chance at rewards and prizes. Each participant receives a Set Booster pack, and answering six or more questions earns a promo. Entry is $6.

Folk pop singer songwriter Brett Dennen brings his Art is Life tour to The Avalon with an intimate concert built around warm, soulful vocals, reflective lyrics, and stories rooted in lived experience. Presented in a no opening act format, the night features Dennen performing solo on acoustic guitar while integrating his own large scale paintings into the show. The audience plays a small but meaningful role by helping shape the set list and the arc of the storytelling, making each performance distinct.

Open tables are set aside for casual Commander games, giving Magic: The Gathering players a chance to stop in and play. A community Discord is available for connecting with like minded players.

Enjoy a casual One Piece card game tournament using a constructed format with Swiss pairings across three rounds. Matches are best of one, each round is 30 minutes, and a 5 minute overtime extension is available. Entry is $5 and the field is limited to 64 players. The BANDAI TCG+ app is required, so create an account in advance and use it to preregister. Participants receive one booster pack for each match win and can access exclusive in-store player deals. Prize support varies by event and may include booster packs, special tournament packs, and additional raffle prizes.

My Chemical Bromance returns to Jetty Dock Bar with a high energy show featuring a set of 2000s rock, pop punk, and emo.

A free running and walking club partners with Talbot Humane’s Run Unleashed for a trail outing that can be walked or run, followed by coffee. It is designed for people beginning a fitness journey, those working on endurance, and anyone seeking community. The atmosphere is welcoming, and participants choose the pace that feels right for them.

A community celebration presented by the Frederick Douglass Honors Society honors Frederick Douglass, celebrated as Talbot County's most prominent son. Festivities begin with a parade that travels from Easton Elementary School to the County Courthouse. All events are free and open to the public.

The NCHS Volleyball Alumni Tournament returns to North Caroline High School with a Glow Volleyball format. Alumni players compete in a friendly tournament that adds a glowing twist to the game and keeps the focus on fun. Registration is open through the event organizers.

This Shadowverse: Evolve tournament uses the standard format with best of one matches. Casual play takes place beforehand. Entry is $5 with prize support.

This One Piece Trading Card Game tournament features single-game rounds in the Standard format. The entry fee is $5, and prizes are distributed as booster packs or store credit.

Take part in a weekly Weiss Schwarz tournament featuring the Neo-Standard format. The event runs as a three-round Swiss, with best-of-one matches scheduled for 35 minutes each. Entry fee is $5. Arrive early to register and enjoy some casual games before the tournament begins.

Julian Velard pairs piano-forward songcraft with quick-witted humor, earning praise from The Guardian for the compelling pull of his melodies. A familiar face in the comedy world and a cult favorite in both the United States and Europe, he performs widely from his Los Angeles home base. His latest album, In the Middle of Something, unfolds as a reflective suite about the highs and lows of middle age and has also been adapted into a short musical film.

An evening of Gypsy Jazz at The Mainstay features internationally acclaimed guitarist Joscho Stephan in a duo setting with fellow guitarist Rafael Mueller. Rooted in the tradition of Django Reinhardt yet enriched by Latin, classical, pop, and rock influences, Stephan’s playing blends dazzling technique with imaginative improvisation. The duo highlights tight-knit interplay, lively rhythms, and a program that bridges beloved standards and contemporary ideas in an intimate listening room. Career highlights for Stephan include Paris Berlin, a direct-to-disc recording made at Berlin’s Hansa Studios, a YouTube following nearing 40 million views that led to the release Playlist, sold out concerts across Germany, and appearances at Leverkusen Jazz Days and the Rheingau Music Festival. He tours internationally and has collaborated with Bireli Lagrene, Stochelo Rosenberg, Tommy Emmanuel, Daniel Hope, Richard Smith, Rory Hoffman, Peter Kraus, Frank Vignola, and John Jorgenson. He was the sole European guitarist invited to the George Benson Camp alongside Al Di Meola, Steve Lukather, Tommy Emmanuel, and George Benson, and he has performed at Birdland in New York with Frank Vignola and John Jorgenson. Tickets are $25. Support for this performance comes from The Durham Family.

A family-friendly monthly car cruise takes place at Cult Classic Brewing in the side parking lot. Enthusiasts can showcase or check out hot rods, muscle cars, classics, trucks, imports, bikes, and daily drivers. There are no trophies and no judging, creating a laid-back gathering focused on good cars and good company. Families and friends are welcome, and the event is open to everyone.

This weekly RPG gathering features volunteer Game Masters who host tables for up to six players. Arriving early is encouraged to introduce yourself, check for available seats, and find out what games are being run. Entry is $3. Sessions are open-table, but space can be limited, so checking availability ahead of time is recommended.

Kristina Hoffmann from Salted Suds and Creations leads a hands-on UV resin and crushed glass lantern workshop for adults. Over two hours, participants learn how to craft a one-of-a-kind lantern using resin and crushed glass. All tools, materials, and step-by-step instruction are provided, and no prior resin experience is required. Everyone leaves with a finished piece. Capacity is limited to 24 participants. Attendees may bring a drink and a snack. Comfortable clothing is recommended, preferably something that can handle the possibility of a stain. Each lantern includes an LED RGB submersible light with a remote, and three AA batteries are provided.

Spend four laid-back days savoring the food, history, and culture surrounding Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay while cycling the storied Eastern Shore. Gentle routes, waterfront vistas, fresh seafood, distinctive shops, and time in bayside towns dating to the 1600s set a relaxed rhythm with plenty to discover. Explore at your own pace with a SAG wagon close by, providing extra gear, cold drinks, and friendly encouragement whenever needed.

Enjoy a special bingo session at the Active Aging Center. Reserve a spot with AAC staff, with $5 due at sign-up. That fee includes two bingo cards, and extra cards can be purchased in advance or on the day for $1 each. Only cash is accepted. Prize amounts grow as participation increases, and the activity may be canceled if there are not enough sign-ups. Volunteers are needed to call numbers, help with setup, and assist with check-in. Participation requires QAC Active Aging/Senior Center membership, and adults 55 and older can be members regardless of where they live. Lunch is available before the game with cream of tomato soup, gourmet chicken salad, copper pennies, hot cinnamon apples, and milk. For diners 60 and older, a $3 donation is suggested, and those ages 55 to 59 pay $6.79 for the meal.

Enjoy a monthly all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner for $11, complete with salad, garlic bread, dessert, and a drink. It offers a comfortable way to share a meal and catch up with friends and neighbors. Drive-thru pickup is also available, using the rear entrance and the open bay door.

First-Thursday karaoke brings a lively singalong vibe to Cult Classic Brewing Company as host Jimi keeps the mic circulating and the spotlight shared among performers. Admission is free, and early arrival is encouraged. The brewery offers a wide selection of house-brewed beers on tap along with fresh, from-scratch pizzas, hand-pattied burgers, jumbo wings and other pub fare for a full evening of music and fun.

Enjoy a relaxed weekend retreat centered on simple camping and easygoing company. Arrive Friday and stay through Sunday. Tent camping in the park’s camping area is free. RV and camper spots are $50 per night and are available by reservation. There is no scheduled programming and no food or beer trucks... just time to unwind with like minded folks. Bring your RV or sleep under the stars, spread out with plenty of space, and make use of the bathhouse. Use the park as a base camp to explore the Shore or settle in and relax all weekend. An October chapter meeting will take place on Saturday afternoon, followed by a potluck dinner. Please bring a covered dish to share. No bonfires are permitted and animals must be kept on a leash. If you plan to stay both nights in an RV or camper, purchase a ticket for Friday and for Saturday. Contact Marianne for more information.

Easton's Fall Kickoff brings shopping, dining, and a stroll along a path lined with giant pumpkins to downtown Easton. Local shops and galleries will be open to help you get ready for the season. Take your time browsing, enjoy a meal, and soak in the autumn atmosphere.

On First Fridays from April through December, downtown Easton galleries open their doors with debuting shows, chances to meet artists, and other creative highlights.

An unlimited shrimp feast at Goldsboro VFC features steamed shrimp along with pulled pork, baked beans, coleslaw, french fries and dessert. Sweet tea and lemonade are included, and a cash bar will be available. Admission is $55 per couple or $35 per person. Children ages 6 to 12 are $15, and children 5 and under are free.

Ink & Indie returns for its third year at The Bank with a two day author signing event. The first day features a craft activity alongside an author Q&A panel. The second day focuses on author signings held in two sessions. Confirmed authors include Rebecca Wright, Jourdana Webber, Elsie bea, Erin Graves, Jamie Fritz, Jordana Blake, Megan michelle, Taylor Colbert, Nicole crystal, Genevieve Paul, Callie Thomas, Alyssa rose, KC Brooks, Cate C Wells, Morgan Elizabeth, Christy Schillig, K. Iwancio, Anna Noel, and Madeline James. Confirmed vendors include Romance Landia Bookstore, Starlight and Spellbound, and Housand Arts.

The Pony Express Speed Show Series marks 50 years with a charitable celebration featuring Speed Show #6 and five speed classes. Competitors can enter Barrels, Texas Barrels, Poles, and Plug, with one additional class to be announced. The fee is $20 per entry. Divisions are open to all ages, including lead line, junior, intermediate, senior, and adult, and points earned go toward year end high point awards. All competition follows 4-H Horse and Pony Rules, and the event supports the Queen Anne’s County Pony Express 4-H club.

Historic Stevensville hosts a community celebration of creativity with ARToberfest, filling the Stevensville Arts & Entertainment District with live music, stage performances, and a marketplace of area artists and makers. Families can expect hands-on art projects for kids, games, and pumpkin decorating, along with plenty of tasty food. The event is free to attend and welcomes all ages. It highlights the season’s festive spirit and showcases local art and culture, presented in partnership with the Stevensville Arts & Entertainment District and supported by a QAC Outside Agency Grant.

On the first weekend of each month, Alpaca Weekends at the Farm welcomes visitors to roam open fields, meet alpacas up close, and take a guided tour of the farm. After exploring, stop into the shop for soft alpaca socks, lightweight sweaters, scarves, and other giftable items, then grab a bite from a local food truck. Each first weekend reflects the season, from spring babies to autumn farm scenes, so every visit offers something a little different. Suitable for families, friends, couples, or solo visitors. Tours are $10 per person.

At Caroline Post 29 in Denton, the Sons of the American Legion serve a barbecue chicken meal. The $12 plate includes barbecue chicken with beans, chips, and a roll. Meals are available until sold out.

The Met: Live in HD opens its season with Mozart’s Così fan tutte, a playful look at the whims of young love. Phelim McDermott’s production sets the story amid a 1950s Coney Island inspired boardwalk amusement park, where two couples face heart testing twists against a carnival backdrop. Soprano Federica Lombardi and mezzo-soprano Samantha Hankey sing Fiordiligi and Dorabella, with tenor Duke Kim and baritone Andrey Zhilikhovsky as Ferrando and Guglielmo. Bass-baritone Gerald Finley once again takes on Don Alfonso, and soprano Ana María Martínez appears as the maid Despina. The presentation runs about 3 hours and 57 minutes, includes one intermission, and is performed in Italian. A Live in HD season package offers eight operas for the price of seven, with senior and adult packages available online and student packages available by calling the box office. Individual tickets are priced at $23 for seniors, $25 for adults, and $15 for students, and children 8 and under are free, with fees additional. Jo Ann Kulesza, retired music director of Opera Programs at the Peabody Conservatory of Music, will be in the theater for a preview and discussion of the day’s opera, sharing extensive knowledge and firsthand experience.

A tongue-in-cheek runway celebrates the highs and lows of online shopping with a debut Temu and Shein fashion show that spotlights both perfect finds and the not-so-accurate arrivals. Expect categories like Best Outfit Under $50, Best Outfit Under $75, Under $20 Challenge, Looked Better Online, Best Accessories, and Most Unique. Participants take the PAFB stage while judges and the crowd weigh in on everything from pitch-perfect styling to looks that missed the mark. Event guidelines keep things playful and fair. Except for the Best Accessories category, everything visible should be from Temu or Shein, and a website photo or receipt is requested, especially in the budget-focused entries. Outfits should remain generally family friendly to keep the laughs coming. There is plenty of time to source a look, and those cautious about ordering can consider using a prepaid card. The audience gets in on the action with Price Is Right style guessing games and voting for Crowd Favorite. The brewery will be pouring beer, hard cider, and hard soda on tap, and food will be available, with the food truck to be announced. An MC with witty commentary and confident stage presence is also being sought. Be ready for a first edition that sets the tone, with imitators likely to follow in 30 to 60 business days.

Car enthusiasts gather for an easygoing cruise-in focused on cars and conversation. Hosted by Roberto's Pizza, this stop in the Cruisin' Cruise-Ins series moves to a new venue with a different menu each month. Every participant receives a 2025 Cruisin' Coin at each event, and collecting more coins increases the chances to win prizes throughout the season.

Singer songwriter Kat Parsons takes the stage for a one night celebration of her new EP, The Sweetness Is Now. After a thirteen year gap since her last record, she returns with four new songs shaped by parenthood, love, loss, hope, and the sweetness that can be found even in difficult seasons. The set blends music from The Sweetness Is Now with audience favorites spanning more than two decades. The evening includes personal stories behind the songs, a few surprises, and appearances by special musical guests. Whether you have followed her work for years or are just discovering it, this concert marks a heartfelt new chapter.

Newby’s Bowling Tournaments brings a Baker Trios handicap event to the Eastern Shore at Easton Bowl. Teams compete for an estimated prize fund that, using 10 entries as a guide, pays $630 for first, $315 for second, and $225 for third, with final payouts adjusted by the number of entries. Entry is $210 per team, which covers $85 for lineage, $120 for the prize fund, and $5 in expenses. An $85 deposit reserves a spot and the remaining balance is due on the day of competition. Payment can be made by cash, check, PayPal, or Cash App, and checks should be made payable to Connor Newby. Online sign-up is available, and Newby’s Bowling Tournaments can provide details for completing payment electronically.

Spend a few hours exploring the farm, strolling through open fields and meeting friendly alpacas. Guided tours of the farm offer plenty of up-close moments with the herd, followed by time to browse a store stocked with cozy alpaca socks, lightweight sweaters, scarves, gifts, and more. A local food truck is on site for convenient bites. Depending on the season, experiences vary, from spring babies to autumn farm vibes, so each visit feels a little different. This experience welcomes families, friends, couples, or solo visitors. Tours are $10 per person.

The book club will discuss Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell, a historical novel set in plague-era England. The story follows a young Latin tutor living under a harsh father and his bond with Agnes, an unconventional healer known for her skill with plants who is often seen with a falcon. After they settle in Stratford-upon-Avon and her husband’s theater career grows in London, their family faces heartbreak when their young son dies of a sudden fever. Snacks and refreshments will be provided. No registration is required. Participants must be 55 or older and members of the QAC Senior Center or Active Aging Center. Membership is free.

Talbot Hospice provides personalized guidance for advance healthcare planning, including help completing the Maryland Advance Directive or the Five Wishes form. Preparing in advance clarifies your preferences, reflects your values, and can ease decision-making for the people who care about you. Sessions are one-on-one and last 30 minutes. Participation is free and open to the public with an appointment. To schedule, call 410-822-6681 ext. 113.

Get moving with a lively workout that pairs aerobic moves with throwback music. Designed to boost your energy and leave you feeling great, the session takes place at Red Acres Hydroponics. Everyone will take home fall mums. Dress for the weather, as the class is held in a covered three-sided space and is not completely indoors.

Hall of Fame vocalist and guitarist Del McCoury brings bluegrass to life with a career that stretches from the genre’s early days to the present. From rough-and-ready honky-tonks and small-town school stages to the spotlight of the Grand Ole Opry, he has served as a bridge between the music’s roots and the digital era. Performing with The Del McCoury Band, a Grammy-winning ensemble, he pairs tradition with versatility. The group blends the signature high lonesome tone with modern agility, featuring his sons Ronnie on mandolin and Rob on banjo. Their accolades include multiple IBMA Entertainer of the Year awards and membership in the Grand Ole Opry since 2003, supported by more than three decades of steady, top-tier musicianship.

Little ones discover nature through playful learning at Sultana’s Lawrence Wetlands Preserve. Designed for children ages 5 and under, each session invites curious explorers and their grownups to share stories, sing songs, play games, make crafts, and connect with local wildlife and the natural world, all guided by SEF’s professional team. Themes change with each program, featuring topics like turtles, animal tracks and scat, butterflies, amphibians, and trees. A parent or guardian participates alongside each child. There is no on-site parking at the Preserve, so please use public lots nearby. If weather is poor, a modified version of the program will be held indoors at the Harwood Nature Center at the Preserve.

A free food distribution takes place at Goldsboro VFC in a drive-through format that operates regardless of weather, offering support for individuals and families facing higher costs for gas and groceries. Volunteers are welcome to help with the effort.

Waterman’s Crab House & Dock Bar hosts a 5K run and walk that supports the Tom McHugh Arts Scholarship. The event proceeds regardless of weather and features a free Kiddie K for children 10 and under.

The sixth annual Fall Mystic Market returns to Cult Classic Brewing with a focus on mystic and holistic interests. The event features many vendors, live music, and cocktails.

Experience 1860s base ball brought to life at Sudlersville Park, where a vintage showdown and picnic pay tribute to hometown legend Jimmie Foxx and the roots of America’s pastime. Players suit up in period attire and follow historic rules as the Eclipse Base Ball Club of Elkton meets the Rising Sun Base Ball Club. Enjoy food vendors with hot dogs, live music by the Blake Thompson Family Band, engaging exhibits, appearances by historians, and activities for families. Attendees can bring lawn chairs and plenty of community spirit. Admission is free and open to everyone. The event is supported by the Sudlersville Community Betterment Club, an MD250 Commission grant, QAC Economic & Tourism Development, QAC Parks & Recreation, and additional supporters.

Sudlersville Park hosts a celebration of America’s 250th birthday that also aligns with Jimmie Foxx’s October birthday. The event is co-hosted with Queen Anne’s County and Maryland 250.

Music Heals is a benefit concert dedicated to supporting EBeauty Community as it serves women at the beginning of their cancer journey. The evening features performances by legendary guitar maker and musician Paul Reed Smith with his EIGHTLOCK band, along with special guests The Stringtown Band. Guests can look forward to an intimate concert setting, auctions and raffles, and great food and drinks, all focused on advancing free appearance related support that helps people facing cancer regain confidence, dignity, and hope. This event arrives at a pivotal time, as EBeauty has been entrusted with more than 100,000 wigs, mastectomy bras, breast forms, and other appearance related resources, opening the door to expand assistance to thousands more individuals in treatment across the country. Whether you are a music fan, survivor, healthcare professional, or advocate, the power of live music comes together here to make a meaningful difference.

The Jersey Tenors bring a high energy fusion of opera and rock to The Avalon, showcasing top tier vocals praised by The Observer. The set moves from timeless arias to hits by Queen, Elton John, and Bon Jovi, all delivered with rich harmonies and big-stage flair. True to their New Jersey roots, they spotlight homegrown legends including Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, Frank Sinatra, Bruce Springsteen, Kool and the Gang, and Whitney Houston. Expect powerhouse vocals and plenty of chances to sing along. Tickets are $45, fees not included.

A festive autumn gathering featuring pumpkins, a maze to explore, a variety of games, and more seasonal activities.

Caregivers gather in a supportive setting to discuss physical and cognitive challenges, learn about early warning signs, and encourage one another. Sessions frequently feature guest speakers and a fresh topic each month, offering practical insights and shared understanding throughout the caregiving journey.

This meetup takes place at Cult Classic Brewing, where attendees begin with conversation and questions about the selection, then finish by imagining a cast for a film or miniseries over beverages. This session focuses on Carrie by Steven King. There is no cost to attend, and anyone who has completed the book is welcome. Participants do not need to be 21. Suggestions for next year’s reading list are encouraged. Copies can be found through Brackish Books at the Kent Island Farmers Market or borrowed from local libraries.

Caregiving can be deeply fulfilling yet at times overwhelming. The Caregiver Support Group at SNBH provides a warm, supportive setting where participants can share experiences, connect with others facing similar challenges, and find encouragement. Meeting monthly, it offers a chance to recharge and draw strength from a community that understands.

Caroline Post 29 hosts Wing Night with a range of flavors to choose from. Pricing options include 6 wings for $5 or a dozen for $10.

Local authors take the stage at Cult Classic Brewing to share short, spine-tingling stories in a live reading showcase. Each writer presents a three to five minute tale crafted to deliver quick chills and lingering goosebumps. Reserved seating is available for $5. The taproom offers a wide range of house-brewed beers along with fresh pizzas made from scratch, hand-formed burgers, jumbo wings, and other pub favorites, so arriving early makes it easy to settle in with food and a drink. Guests who need accessibility or other accommodations can speak with staff at the door. Any unclaimed tickets near showtime may be released to a standby line. Events here are generally all ages unless noted otherwise, and dogs are welcome on the patio but not inside. All sales are final, with refunds or exchanges only if the show is canceled, and supporting acts or set times may change.

Take part in a bingo event with 15 games, along with specials and raffles. Advance tickets cost $25, while admission at the door is $30. Seats can be reserved in advance.

The Ornament Debut at a Hallmark Gold Crown store showcases exclusive Hallmark ornaments. Explore a selection of over 300 new ornaments.

At The Avalon, The Met: Live in HD presents a new production of Giuseppe Verdi’s Macbeth, inspired by Shakespeare’s tragedy of fierce ambition and its consequences. Baritone Quinn Kelsey appears as the troubled Scottish ruler, with soprano Lise Davidsen as Lady Macbeth. The cast also includes tenor Freddie De Tommaso as Macduff and bass-baritone Ryan Speedo Green as Banquo. Met Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts, and the staging is by Louisa Proske. The performance is sung in Italian and runs about 3 hours and 29 minutes, with one intermission. Tickets are available with senior, adult, and student pricing, and children 8 and under attend free, with fees additional. A Met: Live in HD package offers eight operas for the price of seven. Senior and adult packages are available online, and student packages can be arranged by calling the box office. A preview and discussion of the opera with Jo Ann Kulesza, retired Music Director of Opera Programs at the Peabody Conservatory of Music, will take place in the theatre.

At Kent Island American Legion Post 278, Medium Debbie leads a live mediumship program in support of veterans. Hosted by the Kent Island American Legion Auxiliary, the experience features messages for randomly selected attendees from loved ones in spirit. Not everyone will receive a reading, but guests can learn more about how spirit communication works. Proceeds benefit programs serving veterans, including MCVET, which offers comprehensive services to homeless and other veterans in need to help them successfully reenter their communities. All profits are donated to the American Legion Auxiliary to advance these efforts. Admission is $45 per person and includes generous snacks, with a cash bar available. Attendees must be 18 years of age.

Celebrate a playful day for dogs and their people with spirited dog races. Owners can register their pups to take part, and participation is open to dogs of every kind. You can also show support by purchasing a bone sign that helps this event and its partners. For more details and updates, watch for posts on Facebook.

Enjoy a no-cost swap of puzzles and books with fellow members. Bring complete puzzles and books to exchange, then choose options that are new to you. Any remaining items at the end will be available on a first come, first served basis. Please do not bring puzzles with missing pieces. You may take items without bringing any, however storage space is limited, so donations cannot be accepted. If you plan to bring items, please plan to take items as well. Participation is limited to QAC Active Aging/Senior Center members.

Enjoy a free lunch or dinner while exploring thoughtful ways to honor a loved one at The Narrows Restaurant. This educational session explains how planning ahead can bring peace of mind and may lessen the financial and emotional burden on family members. Ryan Helfenbein, a partner with Fellows, Helfenbein & Newnam Funeral Home and Lasting Tributes and a regular columnist for Outlook by the Bay, leads the presentation. Conversation points include eco conscious burial choices, veterans benefits, creating a personal celebration of life, and options for preplanning and paying in advance, with time for candid questions. Space is limited, and the setting is comfortable and welcoming.

The Fourth Annual CMS Fall Thing Festival features a variety of attractions. Attendees will find food trucks, displays of emergency equipment, booths hosted by community groups, craft and artisan vendors, games and activities, live music, special appearances, and a car show, with more to discover.

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This scent work trial takes place in Sudlersville, Maryland. Entries are accepted online through Secreterrier for convenient registration.

This fall festival highlights pumpkin fun, a maze to wander, games to play, and other seasonal activities, offering a simple way to enjoy autumn.

Step into a Dungeons & Dragons adventure where you can be whoever you want to be. Create a hero and team up with fellow players to traverse a magical realm, face obstacles, and battle monsters and villains. A local Dungeon Master leads the game. No experience or materials are required. Bring a Level 7 character or choose from pre-made options, and play using 5th edition D&D.

An all-ages monthly car cruise at Cult Classic Brewing welcomes every kind of vehicle, from hot rods and muscle cars to classics, trucks, imports, bikes, and daily drivers. There are no awards or judging, just a relaxed get-together focused on the cars and the people who love them. Everyone is welcome, with vehicles gathering in the brewery’s side parking lot.

Celebrate fall with pumpkins, a maze, games, and more.

At The Avalon, Colorado-based trio Stillhouse Junkies showcases a high-energy acoustic sound that moves between roots, bluegrass, Texas swing, blues, and rock. Founder Fred Kosak plays guitar and mandolin alongside Alissa Wolf on fiddle and Jeanette Adams on upright bass, and their free-flowing interplay and improvisation make each performance distinct. Expect intricately crafted original songs and an adventurous approach without retracing the same route twice. Becky Buller of The Becky Buller Band has praised their big, joyful sound, deft picking, and strong songwriting, and the group continues to build a reputation across the acoustic music scene in the United States and abroad.

Readers will meet to discuss The Cats Came Back by Sofia Kelly. Set in Mayville Heights, Minnesota during a lively music festival, the book follows Kathleen and her cats, Owen and Hercules, after they discover a body by the river. The victim is the close friend of a cabaret singer scheduled to perform and looks strikingly similar to her, which raises the possibility of mistaken identity. With rumors swirling, the trio relies on both everyday and unusual skills to uncover the truth. Snacks and refreshments are provided. No registration is required. Participants must be 55 or older and members of the QAC Senior Center or Active Aging Center. Membership is free.

Internationally acclaimed ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro brings his trailblazing musicianship to The Avalon, showcasing the dazzling technique and heartfelt touch that have helped reinvent what the instrument can do today. Frequently compared to Jimi Hendrix for his fearless creativity, he blends jazz, rock, classical, blues, folk, and the sounds of his Hawaiian roots into a dynamic performance. Over a prolific career of celebrated recordings, he has collaborated with renowned artists including Bette Midler, Yo-Yo Ma, Jimmy Buffett, Ziggy Marley, and Mick Fleetwood, and has appeared on legendary stages such as the Sydney Opera House, the Hollywood Bowl, and the Kennedy Center. Tickets cost $50, plus fees.

Presented by Mispillion Kennel Club at Talbot Kennel Club, this event showcases canine rally and obedience trials, highlighting the partnership between dogs and handlers through structured courses and exercises in a formal trial setting.

Held at Sudlersville Middle School, this Make A Difference Day event brings valuable resources together in one convenient location under a single roof.

This event is a gun show at the Easton Volunteer Fire Dept. Admission is $8, and vendor tables are available for $60.

The ninth annual Mid-Shore S.T.E.M. Festival celebrates imagination and innovation with a free event at Caroline County 4-H Park, open to youth of all ages. Participants can explore hands-on activities, interactive exhibits, and demonstrations that connect curiosity with real-world science. Career connections are part of the experience, and a special emphasis on artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies highlights how STEM influences everyday life. Areas of interest such as robotics, coding, engineering, agriculture, healthcare, and environmental science are featured, offering many ways to dive in and discover how things work.

Guests can explore an alpaca farm on guided tours that provide close-up time with the herd, expansive fields to roam, and fresh countryside air. The shop features alpaca socks, lightweight sweaters, scarves, gifts, and other finds, and a local food truck provides convenient meal options on site. Seasonal highlights, from spring newborns to an autumn farm atmosphere, make each visit feel a little different. Suitable for families, friends, or a casual date. Tours are $10 per person.

Enjoy a relaxed day at the farm with friendly alpacas, fresh country air, and a guided look behind the scenes. Wander open fields, meet the herd up close, and learn about daily life on the property during a tour. Browse the farm store for cozy alpaca socks, lightweight sweaters, scarves, and distinctive gifts you will not find just anywhere. A local food truck will be on site for convenient bites between activities. Each visit brings its own seasonal touches, from new spring arrivals to autumn farm vibes, so the experience feels a little different every time. Tours last one hour and cost $10 per person, and the outing suits families, friends, couples, and solo visitors alike.

Enjoy a complimentary lunch or dinner while learning caring and practical ways to honor a loved one. This educational program explains how planning in advance can ease stress, offer peace of mind, and potentially save families thousands. Space is limited. The session is led by Ryan Helfenbein, a partner with Fellows, Helfenbein & Newnam Funeral Home and Lasting Tributes and a columnist for Outlook by the Bay. Topics include green burial options, veteran’s benefits, creating a meaningful celebration of life, and preplanning and prepayment choices, and the presentation provides clear answers to difficult questions in a comfortable, welcoming setting.

The 55th Annual Waterfowl Festival is a three-day celebration of Eastern Shore arts and culture. It funds conservation and education, continuing a commitment that began in 1971.

Dutchman's Chainsaw Challenge brings together Professional and Master level chainsaw carvers from the Eastern United States to compete for top prizes and the Dutchman's Chainsaw Challenge title. Taking place at Tractor Supply, the site hums with saws and the scent of fresh-cut wood as artists transform logs into striking sculptures in real time. Highlighted as part of the Waterfowl Festival, it showcases impressive craftsmanship and live carving in a vibrant, art-forward setting. Proceeds support the artists and Chesapeake Creative Wellness of Easton, which uses music and the creative arts to help adults living with PTSD and anxiety, while building awareness and reducing stigma for veterans, survivors of violence, first responders, medical staff, and others.

At the Waterfowl Festival, the Chesapeake Mermaid presents a lively program of stories, music, and movement that celebrates the Chesapeake Bay. Audience members of all ages can meet her wildlife friends, learn simple sign language inspired by bay creatures, and take part in an interactive storytime that sparks curiosity and imagination. After the program, families can enjoy Mermaid Moments for personal interactions and photos. Performances are hosted at Talbot County Free Library, with themed sessions that include The Last Bivalvian, Giants of the Bay, and Century Island. Attendees can also pick up storybooks and activity books to continue the adventure at home. For over 50 years, this annual festival has generated $5.7 million for wildlife and habitat conservation, education, and research, welcoming more than 20,000 visitors to celebrate local wildlife, nature, art, heritage, food, and fun.

Free food is available at Goldsboro VFC through a drive through distribution that takes place rain or shine. This monthly giveaway is intended to help households manage rising costs for gas and food. Volunteers are welcome to lend a hand with the distribution.

Enjoy a complimentary meal while exploring thoughtful ways to honor a loved one at Fisherman's Inn. Led by Ryan Helfenbein, a partner with Fellows, Helfenbein & Newnam Funeral Home and Lasting Tributes and a columnist for Outlook by the Bay, this session explains the benefits of planning in advance, how doing so can bring peace of mind, and ways it may help reduce expenses for families. Topics include eco friendly burial options, veterans benefits, creating a personalized celebration of life, and choices for preplanning and prepayment, with clear answers to even the toughest questions in a comfortable, welcoming setting. Seating is limited.

Enjoy a special bingo session for members of the QAC Active Aging/Senior Center. Sign-up is required with AAC staff, and a $5 fee is due at registration. The fee includes two bingo cards, and extra cards can be purchased in advance or on the day for $1 each. Cash is the only accepted form of payment. The prize pool increases with attendance, so bringing friends can boost the winnings. Anyone 55 or older can become a member, regardless of residence. This activity may be canceled if there are not enough participants. Lunch is available before the games. For those 60 and older, a $3 contribution is suggested for the meal, while participants ages 55 to 59 pay $6.79. Volunteers are needed to call numbers, assist with setup, and help with check-in. Participation is limited to current QAC Active Aging/Senior Center members.

A children’s obstacle course takes center stage, and an inflatable race is being included for the first time this year.

Pete Baker & The Agitators return to St. Michaels for a rowdy night of straight-ahead rock and roll at Carpenter Street Saloon. It is their only St. Michaels appearance this year.

Browse three rooms filled with handcrafted goods from more than 50 vendors. Breakfast and lunch can be purchased on site, and admission is free. There will be door prizes, a 50/50, and additional activities throughout the day. Bring a canned or other nonperishable food donation for the food bank to receive a special raffle entry.

Kick off the holiday season with Shop Small Saturday by backing neighborhood merchants. Celebrate your community and the spirit of the season by choosing to shop local.

Disciple of the Garden brings a devoted Chris Cornell tribute to Cult Classic Brewing, celebrating his enduring influence through the power and emotion of the songs he made famous. The band performs favorites from Soundgarden, Audioslave, Temple of the Dog, and his solo catalog, balancing recognizable hits with select deep cuts. Led by guitarist and vocalist Joe Leo and based in Westchester County, New York, D.O.G. focuses on the soaring vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and intensity that defined Cornell’s work, aiming to capture the energy and spirit of his performances. General admission is $20 in advance or $25 at the door. Reserved high seating is $35 per person in advance. Cult Classic Brewing features more than 15 house-brewed beers, a full kitchen serving from-scratch pizza, hand-pattied burgers, and fresh, never frozen jumbo wings, plus a full bar. Shows at this venue are all ages unless otherwise noted. Guests who need accessibility or special accommodations can speak with staff at the door. Dogs are welcome on the patio but not inside the building.

Enjoy a family-friendly monthly car cruise that welcomes every kind of ride, including hot rods, muscle cars, classics, trucks, imports, bikes, and daily drivers. There are no awards or judging, creating a relaxed setting centered on the vehicles and the community. The gathering takes place at Cult Classic brewery on Kent Island in the side parking lot, and it is open to everyone.

Readers gather for a discussion of Verity by Colleen Hoover. The story follows Lowen Ashleigh, a novelist in financial trouble who accepts a job from Jeremy Crawford to finish his injured wife Verity’s hit series. While sorting through Verity’s papers, Lowen finds a hidden, unfinished autobiography filled with unsettling confessions, including an account of a tragic night that changed the family. Keeping the manuscript secret from Jeremy grows complicated as Lowen’s feelings for him deepen, and she weighs the consequences of revealing a truth that could upend his devotion to his wife. Refreshments and snacks are provided. No registration is required. Participants must be 55 or older and members of the QAC Senior Center or Active Aging Center. Membership is free.

Medium Debbie Wojciechowski returns to the Stoltz to share messages from loved ones who have passed, offering thoughtful readings in an intimate setting. She grew up in Baltimore and considers herself an ordinary person with an uncommon gift to connect with the other side. Her background in federal law enforcement, paired with her mediumship, has led her to consult on cold cases and missing person investigations. Drawing on professional experience in mental health and grief counseling, she approaches sensitive readings with care and compassion. She views this work with humility and a strong sense of responsibility. For seating logistics, Tables A and B will be on the stage, which is reached by two steps, to help her move through the room more easily.

At The Avalon, The Met: Live in HD presents Camille Saint-Saëns’s Samson et Dalila in a revival of the company’s grand staging. The story of the powerful biblical figure and the alluring Philistine is realized with full orchestra and chorus and music that leaves a strong impression. Giacomo Sagripanti conducts, with mezzo-soprano Aigul Akhmetshina and tenor Clay Hilley leading the cast. The screening runs 3 hours and 54 minutes, includes two intermissions, and is sung in French. Tickets are Senior $23, Adult $25, Student $15, and children 8 and under are admitted free, with fees additional. A Met: Live in HD package is available offering 8 operas for the price of 7, with senior and adult packages available online and student packages available through the box office. A pre-show preview and discussion is planned with Jo Ann Kulesza, retired Music Director of Opera Programs at the Peabody Conservatory of Music, who shares insights drawn from years of study and first-hand experience with the art form and the expressive power of the human voice.

Easton’s holiday parade brings seasonal spirit to the community, featuring a wide mix of decorated vehicles, creative novelties, and colorful floats that highlight Easton's best during the holiday season. Before the procession begins, Santa arrives in Thompson Park, followed by a festive tree lighting. Street closures along the route will be in place ahead of the start.

Medium Debbie Wojciechowski returns to the Avalon Theatre’s Stoltz Listening Room in Easton, Maryland for an intimate evening of evidential mediumship. Born and raised in Baltimore, she describes herself as an ordinary person with the uncommon ability to connect with loved ones who have passed. During the event, she will share messages with randomly selected attendees, offering details meant to affirm enduring bonds beyond death. Not everyone will receive a personal reading, though all attendees can expect a window into the practice of mediumship. With a background in federal law enforcement and professional experience in mental health and grief counseling, Debbie approaches her work with a steady, compassionate, and respectful presence and treats the responsibility with care. Tickets are $50, with additional fees. Please note that Table A and Table B will be placed on the stage, and guests seated there will need to walk up two steps to allow Debbie to move through the room more easily.

Spend a day circling a 2.8 mile loop at Terrapin Nature Area during an 8 hour endurance run where participants choose their own pace and distance. The route moves counterclockwise, includes a brief stretch of soft sand on each lap, and starts and finishes in front of the Ranger’s office. After every lap, runners check in with the lap counter so results and rewards can be tracked. Each participant receives a stocking, and a new surprise is added to it with every completed circuit. At the end of the event, runners take home everything they have collected along with a special check out gift. The top male and female with the most laps earn awards. Support along the way includes a well supplied aid station at the start and finish offering water, sports drink, and a variety of snacks. There is ample space to set up a personal rest or aid area, and facilities include full service restrooms near the start and finish plus several porta potties on the course. The event welcomes friendly competition as well as personal challenges and a spirit of camaraderie. Registration is limited to 100 participants. This run also supports local causes. Participants are asked to bring an unwrapped toy for Toys for Tots, and cash donations will benefit Haven Ministries Emergency Food Bank. Haven Ministries operates two food pantries configured like grocery stores so clients can select what they need, with food provided through community donations and purchases through the Maryland Food Bank. Sponsorships from local businesses and organizations are invited to help make a positive impact for children and families through these charities. Presented by Kent Island Running Group, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that promotes active living while partnering with local organizations for community benefit.

Focused on supporting Christmas gifts for youth at the Denton Board of Child Care, this offering fuels a tradition of compassionate service. For more than 150 years, the Board of Child Care has assisted thousands of children, parents, and families, continually evolving with thoughtful, innovative strategies. Funds from this collection help brighten the holidays for the young people they serve.

Support the Mid-Shore chapter with a fundraiser that offers a chance to win a side of beef along with a 9 CF chest freezer. If the beef and freezer are not your preference, a $1,000 cash prize is available instead. A limited number of tickets are available online, and in person sales are handled by chapter members. Single tickets are $10 each, and every ticket equals one entry. Discounted trifecta bundles are priced at 3 for $25, and you can purchase them in multiples of three, for example four trifecta bundles provide 12 entries for $100. The drawing will be held during a chapter meeting, and you do not need to be present to win. The side of beef will be available for pickup at QCF Angus Ranch in Queen Anne, MD after the drawing once a side is ready from the butcher, and pickup times will be coordinated directly with the ranch.

Historic waterfront St. Michaels, Maryland, comes alive with a weekend of Christmas festivities in the St. Michaels Historic District. Enjoy holiday shopping across town, lively parades by day and after dark, a tour of homes, festive meals, activities for children, and many other seasonal highlights. This volunteer-led celebration has, with the support of sponsors and patrons over the years, raised more than $1.7 million to benefit local children and adults through family-focused services, education and child development, and community enhancement programs. Please be cautious of scams. The organizers do not solicit vendor opportunities, and most activities do not require tickets. If tickets are needed, purchase only through the official website, where updates and ornament sales are also available.