Events in Perryville, MD

SMART Recovery offers a supportive group setting for people working to change addictive or other unhelpful behaviors. The meeting focuses on practical, science-informed techniques to strengthen self-management, including ways to reshape thinking patterns, steady emotions, and choose constructive actions. Participants can build everyday skills that encourage progress and personal responsibility.

An accordion performance is featured at the Avena Maryland Italian Festival. Attendees can listen to the sound of the instrument as part of the festivities.

An outdoor movie night at Roundhouse Park features free popcorn, local food trucks, and family activities. The film is presented by Right 4 You Entertainment DJ. Food options include Dine N Dash Delights & Crystal's Creations and The Sweet & Salty Chic. Children can enjoy complimentary face painting from Doodles & Arts, and animal lovers can meet adoptable dogs from Luna's House. Attendees may arrive early to choose a spot and enjoy a meal before the screening.

This community yard sale offers tables for $20 each. To reserve a table, contact Karen Kyle at 443-421-6469 or Kathy Weaver at 484-401-1991. Additional information is available on the flyer.

This event brings together local vendors, crafters, producers, growers, artisans, and small businesses. It has been named the friendliest market in Maryland by its community of customers.

Located by the bay, this farmers market brings together local vendors and small businesses offering farm-fresh produce, baked goods, meats and eggs, handmade items, and more. Visitors can browse a welcoming selection, meet friendly faces, and support local vendors and small businesses while enjoying an easygoing market morning.

Passion 4 Pavement is partnering with Up with Upper Bay Counseling & Support Services, Inc., with support from Hollywood Casino in Perryville, to present a community car show focused on mental health and addiction recovery. All registration fees benefit Upper Bay Counseling in Havre de Grace, helping expand local services in Cecil and Harford Counties. The organization offers confidential counseling and addiction support for adults, children, and adolescents, addressing behavioral health needs close to home.

Pyrex & Vintage Fest makes a return with a retro salute to 250 years of American history. In downtown Havre de Grace, Maryland, explore vibrant Pyrex and a wide range of vintage finds alongside a community of collectors from across the country. Expect more than 50 vintage vendors, storewide savings of 20 percent at JoRetro, and giveaways and raffles. Food, shopping, and small town charm round out the experience as vintage Americana and retro collecting take the spotlight. The occasion also marks 10 years of Pyrex Fest. Hosted by JoRetro and sponsored by the Havre de Grace Alliance.

GriefShare at Elkton Presbyterian Church provides a compassionate, faith-based setting to navigate loss alongside people who truly understand. Open to anyone mourning a spouse, child, parent, family member, or friend, this 13-week series blends practical guidance, Scripture-based encouragement, and honest conversation. Whether the bereavement is recent or from years past, participants can find connection, renewed hope, and space for healing. No one has to face grief in isolation.

Perryville marks the nation’s 250th anniversary with a ceremonial planting of the Cecil County Liberty Tree, followed by additional programming at Rodgers Tavern Museum. The celebration features live music, food, engaging activities, and historical presentations that evoke the late 1700s. Attendees can explore the museum and take in scenic views of the Susquehanna River while enjoying experiences designed for both adults and children.

Enjoy the distinctive sound of the accordion during a dedicated performance at the Avena Maryland Italian Festival.

Gather at The Screaming Bean for a monthly book club that welcomes both regulars and newcomers. Bring your thoughts on the current selection, enjoy handcrafted coffee or tea along with espresso drinks and fresh house-made pastries, and connect with fellow readers in a warm, friendly setting. It offers a chance to discover new books, make new friends, and support a local community coffee shop. Meetings take place on the last Saturday of each month.

A low-pressure evening for people in recovery to connect through laughter and shared understanding. Participants can choose from board and card games as well as group activities, offering easy ways to socialize and build healthy relationships. No special skills are needed, just an interest in relaxing and having fun with others on a similar journey.

Experience a lively evening at the LiveForThomas Foundation’s 4th Annual Gala: Casino Night at Great Wolf Lodge. Enjoy casino-style games, music, raffles, and delicious food while supporting free mental health and suicide prevention efforts. Every ticket helps sustain suicide prevention education, mental health awareness programs, the Den 22 Safe Space, support groups, outreach in schools and the wider community, and resources for individuals and families. Tickets are $75 per person, and a table for 10 is available for $700. Try your luck at the tables, take part in the raffles, or simply spend time with friends, knowing your participation keeps vital services going.

Rising Sun Banquet Hall hosts the Cecil Co. Farm Bureau Bull & Oyster Roast, featuring live music by The Everafter.

Spend the day exploring a variety of vendors, sampling offerings from food trucks, and discovering many additional attractions. Suitable for all ages, it provides a fun experience with plenty to see and do.

At Artfully Dunn Creative Studio, LLC, participants create a large faux stained glass suncatcher with a spooky twist. Choose from designs such as pumpkins, haunted houses, spider webs, spooky sayings, and other seasonal motifs, then build a one of a kind piece using crushed glass, crushed shells, glitter, shimmer, and eerie embellishments and trinkets. No experience is needed. An artist instructor offers step by step guidance in a relaxed setting suited to beginners and experienced makers alike. Complimentary light snacks and beverages are included, and additional food and drinks can be ordered from Granite Run Taproom for delivery to your seat. This experience suits a friends night out, Halloween fans, anyone seeking unique seasonal decor, or those looking for creative self care. Seating is limited, and workshop fees are nonrefundable due to supplies prepared in advance. See the studio’s credit policy for available options.

Arrive with intention and leave with a plan at an All Recovery Meeting that welcomes anyone who supports recovery. The conversation recognizes many valid pathways, honoring each unique journey and the strengths that guide it. This non-denominational gathering focuses on the hope found in recovery and the power of connection, offering time to meet others who are beginning or sustaining a recovery lifestyle. Trained and certified IFPR Peer Recovery Specialists facilitate the discussion, creating a supportive space for people seeking or maintaining recovery, as well as family members, friends, and other allies affected by substance use.

The One Hit Wonderers return to Elkton Music Hall with a set of hit songs from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. This performance celebrates three decades of chart-topping music.

An evening of bingo brings together prizes, food, and friends. This popular event sells out quickly, so watch for tickets to go on sale to avoid missing out.

This event centers on birthday month.

Opera House Unplugged presents a close-up acoustic performance as acclaimed cover artist Mike Massé returns to the Havre de Grace Opera House. Known for heartfelt interpretations that have drawn 190 million views on YouTube, he delivers a set that spans decades of classic rock, featuring favorites by artists such as The Beatles, Elton John, and Simon & Garfunkel. Expect nuanced guitar work and commanding vocals that bring fresh life to familiar songs. His renditions have earned praise from outlets and musicians including Yahoo! Music, Dennis DeYoung of Styx, Sarah McLachlan, and Geddy Lee of Rush, setting the stage for an evening of iconic melodies performed with warmth and clarity.

Knights from Harford and Cecil County, District 16, gather at Ripken Stadium for a Walk to End Alzheimer’s that supports efforts to slow the progression of the disease and work toward a cure. The event highlights emerging treatments and unites participants in a shared show of support for those affected.

Browse a welcoming farm and craft market offering artisan wares and fresh finds with beautiful views of the Susquehanna River. After shopping, step into the past at Rodgers Tavern Museum to round out the visit. Note that there is no market in July.

The event takes place at Wayvine Winery.

Blues takes center stage once again at VFW Post 6027 in North East, MD, with a return performance.

Several Species brings an immersive Pink Floyd tribute with an 11-piece lineup named after the track “Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict.” The group puts equal weight on sound and sight to recreate the atmosphere of a classic Floyd concert, pairing precise musicianship with a laser light show, Arnold the inflatable pig, circular screen video projection, and quadraphonic surround sound. Their resume includes standout Mid-Atlantic venues such as The 9:30 Club, The Lincoln Theater, Pier Six Pavilion, The Hippodrome, The Fillmore, Rams Head Live, and The Recher. The Washington Post has praised their meticulous detail and the chills they evoke, noting how closely their audio and visual production captures the essence of the original.

HHPracing’s Battle of the Brands: Domestics Disturbance V brings MOPAR, GM, and Ford head to head at Cecil County Dragway. More than $2,000 goes to the winner in every class, and payouts are guaranteed. The dragway’s legendary radial prep will be in effect to set the stage for competitive runs.

This support group is open to people living with colostomies, ileostomies, urostomies, or continent diversions, as well as anyone with other ostomy-related concerns. Family members and caregivers looking for guidance and support are welcome.

Set at Camp Ramblewood, this three day celebration of jamgrass, Americana, funk, and roots music brings a welcoming community together in the heart of autumn. Performances span three stages, with late night sets that continue well past bedtime. Camping among the trees sets the tone for connection, alongside unique vendors, a range of food options, and a dedicated merch tent. The grounds offer cozy corners to unwind, creative touches to discover, and ample space to wander. Whether returning or brand new, attendees can look forward to connection, discovery, and simply feeling good.

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Celebrate the season finale of 2nd Fridays on Main with a football and tailgate theme as Main Street in North East fills with community spirit. Wear team colors or jerseys, browse local shops, enjoy great food and festive drinks, and look out for vendor specials while the neighborhood comes alive. Live music on the Green features BLEECH, supported by Rhoads Energy Corp, Liberty Title Services, LLC, and West Street Village. Additional high energy sets at Snatcher’s Creekside and Elk River Brewing Company keep the football vibe going. Thanks go to the Series Premier Sponsors, including Crouch Funeral Home, Snatcher’s Creekside, and Elk River Brewing Company. It is the final event in the series, so bring friends and team spirit to close it out in true tailgate style.

Returning for its fourth year, Dogtober Fest: Bingo Bark Off offers a family-friendly atmosphere with food and drinks, raffles, door prizes, and cash bingo. The event supports the K9s of Cecil County and is presented by Friends for Cecil County K9 Teams, Inc. Ticket details will be announced soon.

Enjoy live music from a full band.

Blood and Suds 4 returns with a high-octane weekend fueled by adrenaline, grit, and steel-toed resolve. The lineup features melee, duels, outrance, and punishing competition as fully armored knights collide for medals, bragging rights, and the will to walk out of the arena. Expect the clash of steel, sweat in the air, and nonstop, edge-of-your-seat action from start to finish. Between bouts, the atmosphere stays family friendly with food vendors, music, and plenty to take in all weekend. Mud flies, metal strains, and by the end only the toughest are left standing.

Set in historic downtown Port Deposit, this farmers market showcases the area’s harvest with fresh vegetables and fruits, farm eggs, dry goods, handcrafted soaps, flowers, locally made crafts, and a selection of baked treats. Vendors gather to offer goods grown or created nearby, providing an easy way to stock up on staples and discover something unique from community producers.

Steppingstone hosts its signature Fall Harvest Festival, an annual celebration that also serves as the organization’s largest fundraiser of the year. Guests can enjoy hands-on pumpkin painting and scarecrow making, a variety of craft vendors, demonstrations of historical trades, live music, craft beverages, food trucks, and plenty of activities for kids, with more to explore. Admission costs $15 for adults. Members and children 12 and under are admitted free.

Classic Stones Live returns to The Star with a high-energy tribute that brings the Rolling Stones’ legendary era back to the stage. Frontman Keith Call channels Mick Jagger’s signature presence, while Bernie Bollendorf steps into the role of Keith Richards, forming the Glimmer Twins at the heart of an eight-piece band. The performance is built on careful musicianship and faithful arrangements, from the unmistakable sax feature in Brown Sugar to the soaring backing vocals in Gimme Shelter. The set showcases the staples fans know and love, played in original tunings and delivered with the raw spirit that defined the Stones. Concessions and bar service will be available inside the concert venue. Outside food and beverages are not permitted.

Artist and art educator Linnea, owner of HAVEN, leads a hands-on session filled with spooky creativity. Participants will reimagine two Barbie dolls each, turning them into zombie characters. All materials are provided, including dolls, clothing, paint, markers, scissors, and more. The fee is $35 per person. Space is limited to 10 participants. Payment is requested through Venmo, with Cash App and PayPal available as alternatives.

Fred Eaglesmith brings razor-sharp storytelling and a road-tested show back to the small towns that first fueled his music. His career has taken him from The Late Show with David Letterman to the Grand Ole Opry and Lincoln Center. A Juno Award winner celebrated for vivid portraits of rural Canada, he has spent four decades turning gas station lore, county fair romances, broken-down tractors, and gravel roads into enduring songs. His devoted “Fred Heads” follow performances that feel both intimate and electric, cementing his place in alt-country. His songs have been covered by Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, and Miranda Lambert, and more than 120 artists across genres, from bluegrass to punk, have recorded his cult favorite Alcohol & Pills. Trucker Speed has been named among the 100 top Americana songs of all time and has drawn over 60 million views in thousands of fan-made videos. For the past 15 years he has toured with his wife, Texas-born multi-instrumentalist Tif Ginn, whose onstage chemistry helps breathe fresh life into classics and new material alike. With 25 albums behind him and miles still ahead, he continues toward the next great night of music, delivering a show that is funny, raw, and deeply human.

Design and paint a layered wooden art piece with a Halloween twist. Choose a favorite seasonal motif and personalize it with your own color palette to create a unique decoration. Supplies are provided, including paints, glitter, stencils, and other artistic accents. The environment is relaxed and self-paced, with guidance available so no prior experience is necessary. Light snacks and beverages are complimentary. For a more substantial bite or a drink, place an order from the Granite Run Taproom menu and bar to be delivered to your seat while you create. Seating is limited, and because materials are prepared in advance, workshop fees are nonrefundable. A credit policy is available for details.

Enjoy a musical performance at Wesley's Restaurant.

Experience precision driving on a temporary course laid out with soft orange cones that will not harm your car if you clip one. Typical runs happen around second gear with speeds roughly 25 to 70 mph, putting the spotlight on car control at the limit rather than outright top speed. Along the way, drivers build confidence, learn how their brakes behave near the edge, fine tune seating plus hand and foot placement for better control, and explore the boundaries of grip. The day also has a strong social element with plenty of high-energy fun among new and longtime enthusiasts. Entries from any make and model are accepted. Pre-registration with online payment is required, priced at $60 for PCA members and $70 for non-members. Driver entries are capped at 80; additional sign-ups go to a waitlist and may be invited if space opens. Walk-up driver entries are not available. If you want to sample the action without competing, the Taste of Autocross offers instructor ride-alongs for $5, with multiple runs and no advance sign-up. Check in with the organizers at the trailer on event day. The program typically includes registration and technical inspection, time to walk the course with an optional guided walk, a drivers meeting, and timed runs, concluding after the final car finishes. Classing follows established guidelines. Non-Porsche cars use SCCA Solo categories for 2026, selecting Non-Porsche (using SCCA classing) first and then the specific SCCA class in the modifier field during registration. Porsche entries are organized into Showroom Stock (S), Production (P), Improved (I), and Modified (M) per Chesapeake PCA autocross rules. Noise will be checked according to the SCCA sound procedure, and vehicles must measure under 108 dBc using that method. Participants must be at least 18 years old with a valid driver license, except for the Junior Participation Program that allows eligible 16 to 18-year-old children or grandchildren of active PCA members to drive with the proper license and required forms while a parent or grandparent is present. All drivers and spectators must sign a liability waiver, with electronic Speedwaiver encouraged or on-site signatures accepted. Helmets with a Snell 2015 or newer approval are required, M or SA ratings are acceptable and an SA helmet is recommended. Head socks will be provided, and a limited supply of loaner helmets will be on hand. Activities take place at Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium.

Teams of four compete in a two-sport challenge that starts with 18 holes at Furnace Bay Golf Course using a scramble, or best ball, format. After golf concludes, the same players continue at 5th Company Brewing in a Crew Cup cornhole tournament. The team fee is $400 and covers the round of golf, carts, and cornhole entry. Cornhole play includes two round robin games followed by a double elimination bracket, with basic scoring managed through the Scoreholio app. Final standings are calculated by adding each team’s golf placement to its cornhole placement, and the lowest combined total wins. Payouts are determined by the number of teams that participate.

This show features simple pricing with $5 general admission, plus an optional early entry for an additional $5.

Experience the region’s longest-running outdoor art show set across Tydings and Concord Point Parks, linked by a promenade with views of the Susquehanna River and the headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay. Explore work by juried artists and artisans, enjoy live entertainment, and sample food, with art activities available for children. Admission is free, parking is free, and a free trolley is available. Presented by ArtUnion and sponsored by Concord Point Lighthouse, the event benefits Friends of Concord Point Lighthouse and local cultural arts activities.

The third annual HdG Fall Fest brings a cozy seasonal shopping experience to Franklin Street in Havre de Grace. More than 30 vendors will offer baked goods including sourdough, the Rooted Grounds coffee truck, boutique clothing and autumn staples, candles, plants, jewelry, home finds, gifts and more. Expect leisurely browsing, warm drinks and a relaxed stroll through the fall atmosphere in HdG. Those who enjoyed the Mother’s Day Market can look forward to a similar spirit with an autumn twist.

Enjoy a hearty feast with all you can eat crabs alongside pit beef, pit ham and pit turkey, plus hot dogs, mac and cheese, potato salad, pasta salad and coleslaw. The meal is $55 when purchased in advance or $60 at the door, and draft beer, soda and water are included. Music comes from DJ Jim, and the festivities also feature 50/50 drawings, the Big 6 Wheel, a Liquore Wheel and basket raffles. Tickets are open to the public.

TELL ME LIES honors Fleetwood Mac by channeling the spirit of the band’s classic era with authenticity and energy. Instead of look-alike theatrics or prerecorded tracks, the performance centers on what made the originals unforgettable: lush vocal harmonies, tight live playing, and the emotional drive of the songs. Drawing on the intensity of the group’s 1970s concerts, the show brings that music to life with cutting-edge lighting and high-energy, interactive stagecraft. Distinct from typical tribute acts, TELL ME LIES focuses on celebrating a legacy through an electrifying, rock-forward experience. Tickets often go quickly, as it sells out each year, so early purchase is recommended.

Explore stained glass in an interactive class focused on creating a dragon suncatcher. Hosted by MK Glass Designs at Just Darling, this workshop offers step-by-step instruction to craft a piece inspired by mythical creatures and epic fantasy. It welcomes anyone who appreciates intricate designs and wants to add a touch of magic to their space. The cost is $65.

Bywater Call brings a dynamic, emotionally charged live show that blends Southern soul and roots rock, powered by commanding vocals and lively interplay among all seven musicians. Hailing from Toronto, the group features Meghan Parnell on vocals, Dave Barnes on guitar, Bruce McCarthy on drums, Mike Meusel on bass, newest member Andrew Moljgun on keys, Stephen Dyte on trumpet, and Julian Nalli on tenor sax. The band has appeared three times on Joe Bonamassa’s Keeping the Blues Alive cruise, performing multiple sets alongside headliners like Beth Hart and Los Lonely Boys and sharing stages with Tommy Emmanual, Ruthie Foster, D.K. Harrell, Lachy Doley, and others. Honors include repeated recognition at the UK Blues Awards for International Blues Artist of the Year over multiple consecutive years, along with several nominations from the Independent Blues and Canadian Maple Blues Awards for Entertainer, Electric Act, and Best Female Vocalist. Their festival credits also include the Netherland’s BOSPOP Festival with artists such as the Black Keys, Warren Haynes Band, Marcus King, and Blackberry Smoke.

Celebrate with trunk-or-treating, a pumpkin patch, hands-on activities, and a lively dance party. Food and drinks will be available from Crystal's Creations, Dine N Dash Delights, and Shebees Lemonade. Free attractions include the Hannimal Farms petting zoo, the Cecil County Public Library Bookmobile, balloon twisting by Doodles & Arts, and a Pretty Little Faces photo booth with printed photos. Luna's House will be present with adoptable pets. The celebration takes place at Roundhouse Park.

Experience live music performed in person, with the energy of a real-time show and a shared atmosphere between performers and audience.

Artfully Dunn Creative Studio hosts a spooky-themed faux stained glass workshop that blends relaxed, artisan-led instruction with plenty of seasonal flair. Participants choose from Halloween-inspired designs such as pumpkins, haunted houses, spider webs, and spooky sayings, then create a custom decor piece using materials like crushed glass, crushed shells, glitter and shimmer, and eerie embellishments and trinkets. No experience is required, and step-by-step guidance makes it welcoming for beginners and rewarding for experienced creatives. Complimentary light snacks and beverages are included, and additional food and drinks can be ordered from Granite Run Taproom for delivery to your seat. It is a fun pick for a friends night out, Halloween fans, unique seasonal decor, or creative self care. Seating and supplies are limited, and workshop fees are nonrefundable. Refer to the credit policy for available options.

Cecil County Dragway hosts the fourth annual bELIeve BASH Car, Truck, and Motorcycle Show with a full day of activities supporting the fight against childhood cancer. The event features a car, truck, and motorcycle show, a welcome-for-all swap meet, Oxford Area Power-Wheels Racing, Trunk or Treat fun, a kids Halloween costume contest, raffles, a silent auction, and a 50/50. All proceeds benefit the Eli Seth Matthews Leukemia Foundation. There is no preregistration and no advance payments are accepted. Entry is $20 per car at the gate, and the concession stand will be open for food and drinks. A wide range of judging classes and trophies are planned. Import entries include RWD, FWD, and AWD with first through third place awards and a Best in Show. Motorcycle awards cover overall motorcycle, custom, Sportster, and antique with placements for first, second, and third, plus a Best in Show. Car and truck judging spans 1949 and older, each decade from the 1950s through the 1990s, and 2000 and newer, each with first, second, and third place awards, along with Best in Show Car and Best in Show Truck. Special honors include Eli’s Choice Award with a $333.33 cash payout, Best Trunk or Treat, Best in Show Power Wheels, Rough Rider, Rat Rod, Best Themed Vehicle, Most Original Appearing, Best Interior, Best Low Rider for car or truck, Lifted Truck Best in Show, and Mini Truck Best in Show. A swap meet is welcome, with setup available. Oxford Area Power-Wheels Racing awards and event prize announcements take place during the day. The Eli Seth Matthews Leukemia Foundation extends thanks to Jim Halsey and the Cecil County Dragway team for hosting.

This annual fall fest is held on a farm.

Free pumpkin painting and hot coffee set the tone at The Screaming Bean during a family-friendly pumpkin painting contest. The atmosphere embraces a little creative chaos and gives imagination room to run, and participants leave smiling.

A trunk or treat with Aberdeen Walmart features a free event centered on decorated vehicles handing out candy. The main parking lot will be reserved only for these vehicles, and trophies will be given for decorated entries. Those who want to secure a spot for a decorated vehicle that will distribute candy can email Passion4pavementcc@gmail.com. Vehicles set up before trick or treating begins, followed by trunk or treating in the lot.

A friendly farmstead market brings together local artisans, farmers, chefs, craftsmen, and small business owners for a one-stop experience that blends a small farmers market with added variety. Browse handcrafted goods, farm-grown foods, and unique finds, then enjoy a Sunday Supper prepared by Maison Intimate Catering with views of grazing animals and open fields. A small farmyard petting area offers up-close encounters with sheep, calves, chickens, and a pony. Visitors can take a stroll around the farm, see the animals out in the fields, and enjoy a peaceful afternoon in the countryside. Rain or shine, the market will move inside the barn if needed.

The fourth annual silent Samhain supper hosted by Linnea centers on remembrance. The gathering begins with crafting spell jars and blending a Samhain tea under Linnea’s guidance. After a blessing, participants share a meal in silence to honor loved ones who have passed. Each person has an individual table with an empty seat opposite, and meaningful mementos such as photographs, jewelry or clothing are welcome. Dinner is catered by MacGregors and includes garden salad, steak, garlic potatoes, grilled asparagus, iced tea, cookies and coffee, with red wine available for a toast. Attendance is limited to six spots. Advance payment is required to reserve, there are no refunds because food and supplies are pre-ordered, and reservations may be transferred to another person. Please review the fixed menu before submitting payment.

The monthly seance and soundbath at HAVEN returns, guided by Linnea, the owner as well as a reiki master, witch, yoga instructor, herbalist, reflexologist, and sound practitioner. The focus is on tuning in through gentle movement, soothing sound, and shared messages. Guests begin with a calming herbal tea blend prepared by Linnea. Please mention any food allergies when sending payment. Light stretches for the neck, shoulders, and hips help ground the body before participants recline on yoga mats to take in the sound vibrations. After the soundbath, everyone gathers while Linnea shares any messages that have come through. The space is held with energetic protection to support a safe experience. Attendance is limited to 8 for an intimate setting. The cost is $20, and sending payment to Linnea via Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App secures a spot. There are no refunds, though a reservation may be transferred to someone else if needed. Arrive 10 minutes early to settle in and relax. This event is for ages 18 and over.

Mike Dawes showcases modern fingerstyle mastery, shaping melody, bass, and percussion on one guitar to create the impact of a full band. Recognized for viral covers and collaborations with Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues and with Tommy Emmanuel, he offers a performance that blends precision, emotion, and an engaging sense of musical storytelling.

A night featuring dinner and dancing. Enjoy a meal and spend time on the dance floor for a simple, fun evening.

Whitney and Austin present an evening of acoustic music.

Eagles songs have long scored road trips and late nights, shaping memories across generations. Winslow delivers an evening devoted to the Eagles, recreating the band’s signature harmonies and enduring tone in a live performance. The set moves from the laid back California feel of the early years to the arena staples that followed, honoring a catalog that still connects decades later. Familiar songs are presented with careful musicianship, respect for the originals, and real affection for one of rock and roll’s lasting bands. This show has a history of selling out each year.

The monthly Book Club meets at The Screaming Bean on the last Saturday of each month. Newcomers and regulars are all welcome. Attendees can share thoughts on the month’s selection, enjoy handcrafted coffee, tea, and espresso along with fresh house-made pastries, and connect with fellow readers in a warm, friendly setting. It is a chance to discover new books, make new friends, and support a local community coffee shop.

Dove Valley Winery presents an event featuring live music for guests to enjoy.

BAD ALIBI brings a rock-filled night to Cecil County Memorial VFW Post 6027. Invite a friend and enjoy the music together.

An artisan-led, hands-on workshop at Artfully Dunn Creative Studio, LLC explores the art and science of cold process soap making. It is suitable for beginners as well as those looking to build on existing skills. Instruction covers safety practices, the chemistry of saponification, how to use a soap calculator to create balanced, skin-friendly bars, swirling techniques for eye-catching designs, and curing methods with professional tips. Participants create a full mold that yields approximately 8 to 10 bars. Because the process uses lye and other chemicals, gloves, goggles, and a disposable apron are provided. Long sleeves and closed toe shoes are required. Finished loaves need to stay in the mold for at least 24 hours before de-molding and cutting, and pickup is available after this set period. Customization is part of the experience with crystal and scent pairings that include rose quartz with soft floral notes, amethyst with calming herbal tones, opalite with a light and uplifting balance, and turquoise with a fresh, clean aroma. Complimentary light snacks and beverages are included. For a heartier option, orders can be placed from the Granite Run Taproom menu and bar selections directly from the studio and delivered to your seat. No experience is needed. Seating is limited and workshop fees are non-refundable due to supplies prepared in advance. Please review the credit policy for details.

Haven hosts the return of Crystal Dalton for a compassionate workshop focused on rituals, remembrances, and practical resources for navigating loss. Participants will explore personal ways to honor loved ones and reflect on how connection with others can lessen feelings of isolation. Conversation will cover meaningful practices such as lighting a candle, sharing stories, and creating simple memorials. Every attendee will receive a white chime candle with lavender and chamomile for dressing, supplied by Haven. Attendees are encouraged to bring a journal or notebook and a comforting item like a blanket, a keepsake, or a photograph to personalize the experience. The session highlights both everyday gestures and seasonal remembrances, and it includes a curated list of support resources spanning books, podcasts, helpful websites, social media pages, and retreat programs to support ongoing healing. The gathering emphasizes the power of shared ritual and the strength that comes from being with others who understand the path of loss. All forms of grief are welcome. The workshop fee is $10. Payment through Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App reserves a spot and helps with planning, and advance registration is required to ensure sufficient supplies.

Kick off the holiday season with a festive start to the celebrations. Celebrate the beginning of this time of year with cheerful energy and a bright, welcoming spirit.

This is a bass open team tournament with a cost of $110.

This event showcases live music.

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.

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.

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

Step into a storybook-inspired holiday market where cottage core charm meets handcrafted creativity. This curated shopping experience spotlights artisans, vintage collectors, makers, bakers, florists, and other small businesses offering goods you will not find at big box stores. Browse meaningful gifts, distinctive holiday decor, cozy cold weather accessories, handmade jewelry, artisan foods, and unique vintage finds while supporting independent creators. Every vendor is thoughtfully selected to highlight quality, craftsmanship, creativity, and community, creating a warm atmosphere that makes shopping feel special. Expect festive photo spots, seasonal treats, and plenty of cozy holiday vibes as you explore. Vendor applications are available in the ticket link, with additional details and vendor announcements to come.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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 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.

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.

The Christmas season has arrived, setting a cheerful tone for the occasion.

The Town of Perryville’s 2nd annual tree lighting features a screening of a holiday classic inside 5th Company’s Rendezvous Room, with complimentary Christmas cookies and hot chocolate available while supplies last. The movie is presented by Right 4 You Entertainment DJs. Attendees may bring their own chairs and blankets, and dinner can be purchased from 5th Company, though meals are not provided. As the film wraps up, the Mayor shares a reading of The Night Before Christmas, followed by the lighting of the tree outside at Roundhouse Park. Christmas in the Park will also include a Christmas Village, a parade, and photo opportunities with Santa.

Hosted by the Havre de Grace High School National Honor Society, this third annual holiday craft fair welcomes the community with free admission. Browse handmade gifts and seasonal creations from local makers, and enjoy food for purchase from Vagabond Sandwich Company. Those interested in becoming vendors can contact Alexandra Davidson at alexandra.davidson@hcps.org for details.

Bad Alibi is featured at American Legion Mason Dixon Post 194 during an evening that pairs dinner with plenty of time on the dance floor.

The Brothers Walsh return to Harford County’s Bushmill Tavern with their acoustic duo for an evening of acoustic rock, along with food and drinks.