Free events in Denton, MD

Mid-Del Archery Club opens its range on Thursdays for casual archery shoots. Members may shoot at no cost, and non-members can participate for $5. Archers of every experience level are welcome to practice and sharpen their skills. For questions, the organizers invite messages.

Portals in Easton hosts a board game night that brings people together to play and socialize. It is free for customers, making it an easy way to step out and try something new. A community Discord is available to connect with others who share the same interests.

This free Cancer Self-Management series at Kent County Public Library, presented in partnership with HealthyDelaware, shares practical tools for living with cancer. Participants explore ways to prevent or delay health complications, learn techniques for managing frustration, fatigue, pain, isolation, poor sleep, and uncertainty, consider how to evaluate and make decisions about treatment and complementary therapies, and build skills for communicating more effectively with family, friends, and health professionals. Pre-registration is requested. The program will run only if at least eight people register.

This free running and walking club partners with Talbot Humane’s Run Unleashed for a relaxed trail outing followed by coffee. It welcomes people who are beginning a fitness routine, working on endurance, or looking to connect with others. The atmosphere is inclusive, and participants choose the pace that feels right for them.

Settle in by the water at Marina Park in Federalsburg for live music from Turning Point. Bring a chair and some friends, take in the fresh air, and enjoy the small-town charm as the music drifts along the Marshyhope.

Talbot Thrive teams up with the Town of Easton Parks and Recreation Department, the University of Maryland Shore Regional Health Center, and the YMCA of the Chesapeake to host a free community running and walking club at Idlewild Park in Easton. This welcoming gathering brings people together to support both physical and mental wellbeing. Participants can choose to walk or run the park trail at a comfortable pace, creating an inclusive atmosphere for newcomers and experienced athletes to connect while working toward personal fitness goals.

Explore your family history through a four-part class series led by Tom Mercer, an experienced genealogist and DDGS member. Weekly sessions cover how to begin your genealogy journey, the types of records available and where to locate them, how to use vital records and census data, and approaches to researching military and immigration records. Each session stands alone, making it easy to attend any or all.