Events in Wicomico County, MD

A calm, playful sensory experience created for little ones offers a peaceful setting where children can explore at their own pace. The space stays gentle with dimmed lighting and no background music, and a range of hands-on stations encourages discovery. Children can express creativity at a coloring table, squish and shape Play-Doh, and explore sensory bins filled with engaging textures. This option suits toddlers and young children who benefit from a quieter atmosphere while still having plenty of fun. As an added treat, ice cream is available at half price during sensory play hours.

A weekly grief support group in Wicomico County offers a caring space for anyone mourning a death. Participation is free and open whether or not Coastal Hospice was previously involved. This program is part of a broader effort that serves Dorchester, Somerset, Worcester, and Wicomico counties. The facilitator, Nicole, will share any notifications about cancellations. Registration is available through the Coastal Hospice bereavement counselor and community educator.

Bird enthusiasts from across Maryland gather in Salisbury, Maryland for the 78th annual convention of the Maryland Ornithological Society. Open to both MOS members and the general public, this weekend event centers on field trips that explore the varied habitats of the Eastern Shore during fall migration. The convention rotates to a different location each year to highlight regions around the state, with this edition focusing on the rich birding landscapes of the Eastern Shore.

Friday nights at Flannerys bring live music for an upbeat evening out. To secure a spot, reservations can be made by phone.

A glow themed party for kids filled with light up fun. Guests can wear their own glow in the dark accessories, and glow necklaces will be available for purchase at check in. Admission can be handled by checking in with funfull or by paying regular entry. Food and drink specials will be offered.

Space is set aside for casual Commander games in Magic: The Gathering. This is a relaxed setting for friendly matches with fellow players.

Enjoy a flea market where sellers can set up their goods. Vendor spots measure 10 by 10 feet and are available for $10.

Experience a Car, Truck & Bike Show with a DJ and food available. Registration is $10.

This weekly Star Wars Unlimited tournament features a constructed format with three Swiss rounds. Each round runs 50 minutes, and matches are played as best two out of three. The entry fee is $5.

Set up at Strawberry Crossroads Recreational Event Center & Camping, located 18 miles from the event. Options include cabins, 30 amp RV hookups, and primitive tent sites. Campers have access to hot showers, flushable toilets, and trails. A bonfire on Saturday night is part of the experience. Rates are 35 dollars for a primitive tent site, 56 dollars for a 30 amp RV hookup, and 111 dollars for a cabin. Reservations are welcome for earlier arrival and later departure so nothing is missed.

This farmers market in Hebron highlights fresh produce from local growers, including fruits and vegetables. Flea market items are not permitted.

This weekly Magic: The Gathering Commander Checklist Challenge centers on completing evolving objectives during Commander games. A fresh checklist is offered each week, encouraging experimentation with different decks to clear as many goals as possible. The more you achieve, the more promo cards you can collect at the end. Entry is tied to the purchase of any Magic: The Gathering booster pack.

This casual Magic: The Gathering Commander session offers open tables for play in whatever style participants prefer. All experience levels are welcome, with decks hitting the table and pods forming for friendly games with a relaxed vibe.

This weekly One Piece tournament follows a Swiss format with three rounds. Each round is best of one and lasts 35 minutes. Entry is $5. Arriving early is recommended for registration and a few casual games before the tournament begins.

TidalHealth Mobile Mammography brings 3D breast cancer screenings to communities across the Delmarva Peninsula, helping reduce barriers to care and support early detection close to home. Appointments are required and take about 15 minutes. Submitting a registration request does not guarantee an appointment. A member of the team will contact you to verify your information, confirm eligibility, and provide your appointment details. Most insurance is accepted, and financial assistance is available for those who qualify.

A community motorcycle gathering returns for its sixth year as the Delmarva Riders present the Tucker Bike Benefit, raising funds for a local Delmarva resident facing cancer. The day begins with registration at Rommel Harley-Davidson in Salisbury, where breakfast sandwiches are available for purchase and DJ Mikey provides the soundtrack, followed by a police escorted group ride to the Pittsville Volunteer Fire Department. Once there, attendees will find a cash bar, barbecued chicken dinners, a Chinese auction, and a 50/50 raffle. Entertainment continues with DJ Mikey and a live set from Rockoholics. Atlantis Tattoo will be on site for tattoo services, and families can enjoy a petting zoo and pony rides from Shy 5 Farm, a free bounce house for kids, and a variety of vendors. All proceeds support a local resident of Delmarva battling cancer.

Dusty Vinyl Band performs live at Brew River.

This monthly meeting is dedicated to discussing planning and zoning business for the Town of Willards.

Visiting Angels is hosting a bowling night fundraiser at SouthBound Alley in South Salisbury to support the fight against Alzheimer’s. More than 6 million Americans are living with the disease, and the Alzheimer’s Association works to advance research, encourage risk reduction and early detection, and improve care and support. Teams of five can register to bowl, with space available for up to 20 teams. The team fee is $300, or $60 per person, and it covers three hours on the lanes, five shoe rentals, a large cheese pizza, a large boardwalk fry, and five water bottles. The evening will also include a 50/50 raffle, prize baskets, and awards for teams. Lane sponsorships are available, with 20 opportunities at $300 each, or sponsors can bundle a lane with a team for a total of $500. Sponsors receive their logo on a banner at the end of a lane along with recognition on social media. Contributions for prize basket donations are welcome. Last year the event raised more than $4,000, and this year the goal is $5,000. For questions or to participate, contact Journey Smith at 443-210-2007 or jlsmith@visitingangels.com.

Free Heart Smart screenings are available at TidalHealth Adult Fitness for individuals who are not under the care of a cardiologist and have no known history of heart disease. Each appointment includes a personalized heart risk review with a fasting blood test, a resting 12-lead EKG, measurements of body fat and body mass index, a blood pressure reading, and pulse oximetry. Plan to fast for 12 hours before the blood draw. Appointments are required and can be scheduled by calling 410-543-7026.

CoCo’s Funhouse turns bingo into a kid-centered glow party, creating a bright, family-friendly setting where young players can enjoy easy-to-follow rounds and celebrate wins with fun prizes. Whether brand new to the game or already confident, children can jump in, have fun, and make memories in a playful, welcoming environment. Admission is included with Funfull. Non-members can attend with regular admission, priced at $15 for children under 2 and $20 for ages 2 and older. Advance booking is available.

Develop your game at a pickleball skills clinic led by a professional. The clinic takes place at The Courts at Harmon Field. The cost is $40, and those who register for the Love in the Kitchen tournament receive 50 percent off the clinic.

Poser brings a party vibe to Groove Restaurant in Delmar, Maryland.

A tribute to Def Leppard takes the stage at the Wicomico Civic Center, pairing a live rock experience with a full dinner. Tickets include both the show and the meal. The menu features sweet and spicy sticky chicken, shepherd’s pie, garlicky wild rice, sugar snap peas, green beans, garden salad, fresh rolls, a dessert table, iced tea, water, and freshly brewed coffee. Alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase. Options to accommodate special dietary needs are offered, with reasonable efforts made to prepare meals without common allergens or intolerances, though not all requests can be guaranteed. To discuss a dietary request, email the venue manager at chjones@wicomicocounty.org.

The Love In the Kitchen pickleball tournament brings players together on 12 outdoor asphalt courts with men's, women's, mixed, and Money Ball play. Every match supports Love INC and its mission to help individuals and communities, creating a chance to make a difference while enjoying the game.

Shaped by community feedback, TogetherWeTHRIVE presents a monthly gathering for open dialogue and connection. The Coffee Couch Corner brings people together at Brick Row Market to listen, share, and exchange ideas in a welcoming environment. The focus centers on LGBTQ community members and their allies while inviting conversation about concerns that touch everyone. All are welcome, no topic is too big or too small, and the aim is to work through problems collectively and build an ongoing conversation that grows from month to month over coffee and friendly conversation.

The third annual Pinktober Fest brings together many local vendors, a food truck, and a plant sale, along with a Chinese auction benefiting Women Supporting Women. Attendees can browse local goods, enjoy the food truck, pick up new plants, and take part in the auction, all in support of Women Supporting Women.

This support group offers a welcoming space for people living with implantable cardioverter defibrillators to build knowledge and feel more comfortable with their device. Participants can hear from knowledgeable professionals and exchange personal insights in a confidential setting. The group is open to patients, family members, friends, and caregivers. Facilitated education, peer support, and open discussion are included, and each attendee may bring one guest. Meetings take place at TidalHealth Adult Fitness. For questions, contact Trina Forney, MSN, RN, at 410-912-6163 or trina.forney@tidalhealth.org.

Homeschool students of all ages showcase their creativity at Winterplace Park in a community art show. Inspired by the Downtown Salisbury Art Tour, the event highlights student work across painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, mixed media, and other creative forms. Families, friends, and community members can explore the displays, connect with homeschool families, and support young artists as they share their imagination and hard work. Attendees may wish to bring a chair or blanket for comfort while enjoying the artwork.

Gain a clear understanding of diabetes and how to manage it in a 90-minute workshop led by Community Health Outreach Workers. Topics include what diabetes is, how healthy eating supports management, and lifestyle changes that make daily care more manageable. The workshop takes place at Chesapeake Health Care’s OB/GYN Conference Center. To register, contact Certified Health Outreach Workers Anita at 443-397-3017 or Natasia at 410-831-3263.

Faith Baptist School hosts a community fall festival with activities and treats for families. The festival features classic games, a hayride, small tractor rides, and bounce houses. Activity tickets cost 25 cents each, keeping participation affordable. Food, homemade baked goods, and other items will be available for purchase.

Homeschoolers are invited to a hands-on fall learning experience at Oakley’s Farm Market focused on pumpkins and gourds. An educational tour explores the wide range of shapes, sizes, colors, and varieties grown on the farm while explaining the pumpkin life cycle from seed to vine to harvest. After the tour, each child can head into the patch to pick a pumpkin to take home. The visit offers a look at life on a working farm and blends science with agriculture, giving homeschool families time to connect and make memories together. Boots are recommended and a spirit of adventure is welcome. Sign-up details will be shared soon, and the estimated price is $10.

A second annual rib cookoff named for Chad Graves takes place at FAT TUB Bar. The backyard will be open, and a cornhole tournament is on the schedule. Expect the usual routine.

A 57-lap memorial race pays tribute to James Rogers, father of local competitor Jesse Rogers, honoring a life remembered across the racing community. Sponsorship opportunities are available; for details, text Reese White at (302)-535-6502 or message the racing page. Contact is by text only and calls are not accepted.

Try a free introductory martial arts class at Legacy Martial Arts Salisbury created for beginners and geared toward homeschool students. Participants will practice foundational techniques while developing confidence, coordination, focus, discipline, respect, self control, and perseverance. No experience is needed, and children can explore something new in a welcoming setting with opportunities to connect with other homeschool families.

Settle in for a soulful night as Best Kept Soul brings a blend of rhythm and blues, gospel, jazz, funk, hip hop, and rock to the Wicomico Civic Center. The group hails from Delaware with connections to New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, and has shared the stage with artists such as Dru Hill, Kelly Price, Monica, The Dells, LeVert, The Roots, Musiq Soulchild, LL Cool J, and others. Tickets include both dinner and the performance. The menu features fried chicken and chef carved honey roasted turkey breast with classic sides like mashed potatoes with gravy, candied yams, string beans, and a garden salad, along with corn muffins, rolls, a dessert table, iced tea, water, and fresh brewed coffee. Alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase. Accommodations for special dietary needs may be arranged, including meals prepared without common allergens or ingredients that cause intolerances. Efforts will be made to honor requests, though fulfillment cannot be guaranteed. For assistance, contact the venue manager at chjones@wicomicocounty.org.

My Dirty Little Secret brings the No Longer a Secret tour back to The Sports Nut for a Halloween party. The atmosphere centers on festive, spooky vibes as the act returns to celebrate the season. Specifics are kept quiet, keeping the Secret true to its name and adding a playful hint of mystery.

Advance your American Sign Language skills with an in-person Level 2 course at DILA. This five-week class is led by a Deaf instructor and is offered as a pass or fail certificate program, not for academic credit. The course uses the same textbook as Level 1. Enrollment is limited to 20 participants and is open to ages 13 and up. Participation requires prior completion of Level 1 or permission from the instructor. Registration requires both a completed form and payment. For more information or to register, call 410-742-5052.

This immersive sensory experience helps participants learn about the different types of dementia and offers the opportunity to briefly feel what aging and dementia can be like.

Poser delivers a night of 90s alt rock at Sby Moose Lodge 654. The performance focuses on the era's alternative sound and offers a nostalgic soundtrack from that decade.

This session introduces students to winter safety, explaining cold weather risks that affect seniors, practical ways to prepare for winter weather, and the essentials of emergency readiness during winter conditions. The material emphasizes prevention, preparation, and response so participants have clear guidance for a safer season.

Wallstreet: Motown & More presents an evening of Motown and soul paired with a full dinner and live show. Tickets include both the performance and the meal. The menu features garlic and honey chicken, pepper steak, scalloped potatoes, ginger rice, broccoli, garden salad, fresh rolls, a dessert table, iced tea, water, and fresh brewed coffee. Alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase. Guests with special dietary needs can request accommodations, including meals prepared without common allergens or intolerances. The venue will make reasonable efforts to meet requests but cannot guarantee all can be fulfilled. For dietary inquiries, contact the venue manager at chjones@wicomicocounty.org.

The Salisbury Maryland Kennel Club presents a scent work trial.

Presented by TidalHealth, this no-cost support group creates a supportive setting for people living with the effects of stroke, along with family members and caregivers. Each meeting blends peer connection and shared experiences with usable strategies for daily life and recovery. Stroke care professionals guide informative discussions to answer questions and offer education. Gatherings take place at Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Salisbury. Advance registration is required. For more information or to sign up, call 410-912-7938 or email lauren.hitchens@tidalhealth.org.

The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight reimagines iconic rock and metal through the elegance and force of a classical ensemble. Launched in 2020 by producer Nathan Reed, this production pairs symphonic arrangements with a dark, gothic visual atmosphere that casts familiar songs in a fresh and dramatic light. A rotating lineup of accomplished musicians and vocalists powers each concert, so every performance unfolds as its own journey across two powerhouse genres. In just a few years, the show has presented hundreds of performances to audiences numbering in the hundreds of thousands, building a loyal following among rock fans worldwide. Expect immersive orchestral interpretations that amplify the intensity, beauty, and emotion of beloved tracks. The tour is making a stop in Salisbury.