Events in Perryville today

This community gathering combines a car cruise, food, and live music for a relaxed, family-friendly outing. Take part in a 50/50 raffle and watch as trophies are awarded. It is free to attend and there is no registration fee. Find a comfortable spot to relax, enjoy some food, and listen to live music.

Rolling Hills Ranch is presenting a series of five relaxed jumper competitions featuring courses designed by 5* rider Tara Ziegler. The setting is easygoing and supportive, welcoming newcomers as well as experienced riders. Entries are available by division at $45 or by individual class at $20, and late entries are accepted with an additional $10 per class or division. Competition begins with ground poles and progresses to the fence height each rider chooses. The arena measures 100 by 150 feet and is equipped with lighting if needed. Season-long recognition includes awards for high point riders in each division for those who take part in at least three shows, along with a trainer award for the coach who brings the most competitors. All fees are nonrefundable.

Each plate costs $15 and comes with a pound of shrimp, plus coleslaw and hushpuppies.

Professional resin artist Lisa Dunn leads a hands-on workshop that covers the core principles of working with resin and the many ways it can be used in art, decor, jewelry, keepsakes, and functional pieces. Developed exclusively by Artfully Dunn Creative Studio, this Resin University program blends more than 10 years of resin artistry with practical, real-world techniques in a comprehensive, beginner-friendly format suitable for newcomers and experienced makers. The curriculum explores epoxy and UV resin fundamentals, safety practices, tools and workspace setup, accurate measuring and mixing ratios, colorants including mica powders and alcohol inks, mixed media compatibility, finishing methods and effects, common mistakes with troubleshooting, and the different types of resin and their uses. The workshop spans two days with two hours per session and features artisan-led instruction. Participants complete two projects, a multi-step epoxy resin art piece and a UV resin creation, and receive a DIY resin starter kit to continue creating at home. Complimentary light snacks and beverages are provided. Those who want a fuller meal can order from the Granite Run Taproom menu and bar for delivery to the studio during the session. Seating is limited and, because supplies are prepared in advance, workshop fees are non-refundable. A credit policy is available for review. No prior experience is required.

Copeland brings more than twenty years of indie and alternative rock to an intimate acoustic setting. Led by Aaron Marsh’s distinctive voice and emotionally rich songwriting, the set presents the band’s work in a close, minimal format with a blend of well known songs and rarities, plus stories that illuminate the music. Special guest Jenny Dee opens the evening with soulful vocals, heartfelt writing, and an engaging live presence.

Capital Chill performs live at the Susquehanna River Running Festival, delivering an upbeat mix of cover songs that keeps momentum high and supports the runners. Lively tunes create a vibrant backdrop for the festivities.

PCA Chesapeake Autocross #6 brings precision driving to Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium with a cone-defined course that highlights handling and car control. Typical speeds fall between roughly 25 and 70 mph in second gear, and the soft cones help protect vehicles while drivers explore limits. Participants can build confidence, learn effective seating and control positions, understand braking thresholds, and get a feel for how their car responds at everyday speeds. It is also a friendly social setting with plenty of adrenaline. All makes and models are welcome to pre-register. Entry fees are $60 for PCA members and $70 for non-members. A $5 Taste of Autocross option lets those curious about the sport ride along with instructors for multiple runs without pre-registering by checking in at the event trailer. Driver entries are capped at 80, later sign-ups are waitlisted, there are no walk-up driver entries, and online payment is required for pre-registration. The day follows a structured flow that includes check-in, tech inspection, course walks with a guided session, a drivers meeting, and timed runs. Non-Porsches use SCCA classing, while Porsches compete in Showroom Stock, Production, Improved, or Modified per Chesapeake PCA autocross guidelines. Sound is monitored under SCCA procedures, and cars must meet a 108 dBc limit. Participants must be 18 or older with a valid driver’s license, except for the Junior Participation Program, which allows licensed 16 to 18 year old children or grandchildren of active PCA members with required consent and presence of the parent or grandparent. All participants and spectators must sign a liability waiver. Drivers need a Snell 2015 or newer M or SA rated helmet, and head socks and a limited number of loaner helmets will be available.

The North East Farmer’s Market brings together local vendors, crafters, producers, growers, artisans, and small businesses. Recognized by its customer community as the friendliest market in Maryland, it offers a simple way to support the people who grow, create, and do business locally.

A welcoming farmers market by the bay offers fresh, locally sourced goods and a cheerful community vibe. Visitors can browse farm produce, baked treats, meats and eggs, handmade creations, and more while supporting local vendors and small businesses. It is a relaxed outing for friends and families and fits easily into a regular routine.

This Adopt-A-Highway cleanup offers a hands-on, feel-good way to give back while connecting with others. Volunteers come together to clean up local roadsides, picking up trash and helping keep the area safe and beautiful. The effort focuses on teamwork, fresh air, and building positive connections among people who care about making a difference. Participants may attend with friends or on their own and will work toward a shared goal. No special skills are needed, only a willingness to help and pride in the community. Every bag of trash collected contributes to a cleaner environment and a stronger, more connected community.

GriefShare at Elkton Presbyterian Church is a compassionate, faith-centered series for those grieving the loss of a spouse, child, parent, family member, or friend. Across 13 sessions, participants connect with a supportive community, share their stories, and find encouragement in Scripture. The group setting fosters understanding, eases feelings of isolation, and offers a path toward renewed hope. Whether the loss is recent or from years past, this program provides a place to be heard and to heal.

This event brings a full day of festivities to Festival Park, featuring live music, an array of food trucks, authentic German beer, children's games and activities, and shopping with local vendors. Designed for all ages, it offers entertainment, food, and local shopping in one lively setting.

Enjoy a classic car show with music from a DJ, tasty food options, and showcases by local artists. Entry for show cars is 10 dollars per classic vehicle, with proceeds benefiting the local Darlington Lions Club. Pit beef and additional fare will be available for purchase, and bringing outside food and coolers is allowed. Vehicles from 1975 or earlier are eligible to participate.

Enjoy a day at Camden Yards as the O's face the Brewers. The $50 per person package includes round-trip bus transportation, a game ticket, and pre-game refreshments. Capacity is limited, and reservations are available through Eventbrite.

For the 22nd straight year, the Monmouth and Aberdeen Communities are hosting a gala that supports the Fisher House Foundation, an organization that builds comfort homes where military and veteran families can stay at no cost while a loved one is hospitalized. Through this work, the foundation has helped families save an estimated $650 million in lodging and transportation expenses. The event serves as a key annual fundraiser dedicated to advancing this mission.

Big Sandy and His Fly-Rite Boys deliver a vibrant mix of Americana and roots music shaped by decades on the road and a lifelong love of vintage sounds. Founded in Southern California in 1988, the band reflects the country, doo-wop, and rhythm and blues that inspired Sandy, born Robert Williams, to start singing as a teenager. His personal record collection, 75,000 and counting, continues to broaden the influences that flow through his songwriting and vocals. An acclaimed tribute to Tex-Mex legend Freddy Fender, released at the start of the 2020 lockdown, signaled another step in the group's continuing growth. With nearly 35 years of touring and more than two dozen releases, they remain a fixture of the ever-evolving Americana scene on record and on stage. Opening the show is Philadelphia-based Ameripolitan rockabilly group Mighty Joe Castro & The Gravamen.

Local artisans, farmers, chefs, craftsmen, and small business owners gather for a cozy farm market with extra variety. Shop for handcrafted goods, farm-grown foods, and other unique finds in one place. Maison Intimate Catering offers Sunday Supper meals to enjoy with views of grazing animals and open fields. A small farmyard petting area gives visitors a chance to meet sheep, calves, chickens, and a pony, which is especially appealing to children and grandchildren. Stroll the grounds, watch the animals in the fields, and settle into a peaceful countryside setting. The market runs in any weather, and if conditions are poor it simply moves inside the barn.

Enjoy a solo performance by a single performer. The show is presented entirely by one person.

This welcoming group focuses on nurturing mental and emotional health. Through supportive conversation, reflective journaling, and calming meditation, participants build practical tools for stress management, develop mindfulness, and deepen self-understanding. The environment encourages connection with others and helps strengthen resilience in a caring space.

A welcoming support group for families impacted by substance use. The meeting centers on learning, mutual support, and meaningful connection among participants.

A welcoming creative space offers calming activities such as coloring, journaling, and mindfulness. Take time to unwind, reduce stress, and explore personal expression in a relaxed setting.

Put your knowledge to the test at a weekly trivia night with six games scheduled for the evening. Arrive early to secure a table and be ready to play.

Reverend Horton Heat roars in with a rocket-fueled blend of country, blues, and rock, stitching honky-tonk grit to psychobilly swagger with a touch of sci‑fi flair. Frontman Jim Heath leads a show built on searing guitar and thundering upright bass, channeling classic rock and roll showmanship with nods to Screamin’ Jay Hawkins and Buddy Holly. The vibe lands like a retro drive-in vision with a futuristic jolt, and their catalog stretches from the cinematic sweep of Big Sky to the breathless sprint of 400 Bucks and the raw jolt of Psychobilly Freakout. For years, Heath and bassist Jimbo Wallace have toured the world under a simple credo to rock hard, drive fast, and live true. Special guest Messer Chups opens the show, bringing cult surf-rock energy with eerie instrumentals, retro horror aesthetics, and twang-soaked riffs that fuse vintage B-movie spirit with a modern edge. This event is mostly standing room, with a limited number of seated tickets available. For ADA accommodations, contact Info@ElktonMusicHall.com.