Community Calendar

Introduce children up to age 5,  the natural world at The New Drop In Art Jr.! Each program is organized around a craft theme.

This FREE program is held every Wednesday of each month from 10-11 a.m.

Supported by Curriculum Specialist!

The purpose of this webinar is to provide participants with the most up to date information to help lower your energy cost while protecting your facility and assets.

This month we will discuss:

• Being Sustainable Reduces Energy Costs

• How to Prepare for Summer

• Latest Market News

To REGISTER, send your name, company name and which day you would like to attend to joe@cqiassociates.com. Zoom log in details will be sent the morning of the event. 

What if you had the world’s attention for thirty seconds? What message would you want to say? How would you say it? In an effort to engage our youth and future generations in civic duty and community mindfulness, through creative engagement and current technology, this program will work with students to help craft public service announcements for issues or concerns they see within their community. Students will be challenged to communicate clearly and passionately about an issue of their choice while using the “tools of the trade” including cameras, microphones, laptops, editing and recording computer programs, use of music and sound design, as well as copywriting.

The Make a Difference Project is for the student who has something to say, who feels strongly about something they have seen or experienced in their community, and they would like to make a difference, by producing a video that shares their ideas and feelings with the community at large. The final showcase will be an edited presentation of their video PSAs and it will be available to watch online and will have a special broadcast on PAC 14 television.

Introduce children up to age 5,  the natural world at The New Drop In Art Jr.! Each program is organized around a craft theme.

This FREE program is held every Wednesday of each month from 10-11 a.m.

Supported by Curriculum Specialist!

The purpose of this webinar is to provide participants with the most up to date information to help lower your energy cost while protecting your facility and assets.

This month we will discuss:

• Being Sustainable Reduces Energy Costs

• How to Prepare for Summer

• Latest Market News

To REGISTER, send your name, company name and which day you would like to attend to joe@cqiassociates.com. Zoom log in details will be sent the morning of the event. 

Carve, learn, share and socialize!

All skill levels welcome!

1st and 3rd Mondays in the Ward Museum’s Richard A. Henson Education Center
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Participation in the Woodcarving Club is FREE!
Participants must also be current members of the Ward Museum.
Members must bring own materials to Carving Club.
Guests are permitted and their first visit to the club is free.
After the first visit, guests must become members of the Ward Museum.

Introduce children up to age 5,  the natural world at The New Drop In Art Jr.! Each program is organized around a craft theme.

This FREE program is held every Wednesday of each month from 10-11 a.m.

Supported by Curriculum Specialist!

Presented by DEA Washington Division Office, this presentation will introduce an overview of the DEA Preventive Digital Resources and the Operation Prevention Program, an award-winning opioid prevention curriculum jointly developed by the Drug Enforcement Administration and Discovery Education. 

Operation Prevention Workplace is a no-cost series of four self-paced, interactive modules, complete with a confidence rating assessment and employee certificate at the end of each module. 

Acknowledging the reality of opioid misuse in the workplace is a productive step for any business, and a benefit to every community. With the help of Operation Prevention, employers now have the opportunity to empower their staff and strengthen their organization with simple, no-cost workplace resources that give clarity to the opioid epidemic, including perspectives on science, health, society, and the legal system.

Become a leader who inspires personal progress and productivity with versatile learning resources that stress the importance of prevention. 

REGISTER HERE

Companies and organizations of all sizes have an important role promoting the health and safety of employees and managing risks in the workplace.  Share this event!!

For additional information, please contact: 

Lillianect (Anect) Rivas

Diversion Outreach Coordinator

703-336-3071

lillianect.rivas@usdoj.gov 

LaRisa McLennon

Demand Reduction Outreach Coordinator

202-816-0470

Larisa.p.mclennon@usdoj.gov

Join Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County for our first-ever VIRTUAL 5K fun run/roll/stroll to raise money to continue building homes for hardworking families in need. 

 Everyone deserves to feel safe at home. And everyone deserves a decent, affordable place to call home. For many families, those who were already struggling with a need for decent and affordable housing, their daily lives have only become more challenging. For others, those who find themselves affected by the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the future is newly uncertain. These are the families who now more than ever need the hand up that we can provide. 

For this fundraising event, you can run, walk, or roll (scooters, rollerskates, wheelchairs, strollers, skateboards, bikes, rollerblades, etc.) on your own time, and on the course of your choice. This event can be completed indoors on a treadmill, or outside on a sidewalk, trail, or track, anytime between Friday, August 7, and Sunday, August 30th. This 5K can also be split up into multiple days. All ages, abilities, and fitness levels are encouraged to participate.

There is NO registration deadline! You can register and complete the race by Sunday, August 30th.

Please join us on Friday, August 7, 2020, for our 7th Annual Golf Tournament at the beautiful Ocean City Golf & Country Club. Not only will you enjoy a great day of golfing and networking with business clients, but you'll also be helping us raise funds for Chesapeake Health Care's fund to expand our health care facilities in Pocomoke, Maryland. 

The registration fee includes continental breakfast, golf cart rental, and on-course beverages. We'll have a Putting Contest, Hole-in-One Contest, auction items, raffle prizes, and a 50/50.

This year we'll also have a Long Drive Golf Professional entertaining our golfers with unbelievable trick shots. Each team will have the opportunity to participate in our hole-in-2 contest - potentially winning a golf trip of a lifetime!

After a great day of golf, we'll have a delicious catered lunch. Please consider becoming a sponsor for the event!

Chesapeake Health Care is a federally qualified health center that provides primary medical, dental, and mental health care to people on the Lower Eastern Shore in Maryland. Your support allows us to further our mission!

Register Your Team 

Even if you can’t play, please consider one of our sponsorship packages. If you would like to make an additional donation for our tournament (e.g., raffle items, gift certificates, prizes, etc.), please contact Julie Houk at 410-749-1015, or send an email to jhouk@chesapeakehc.org.

Introduce children up to age 5,  the natural world at The New Drop In Art Jr.! Each program is organized around a craft theme.

This FREE program is held every Wednesday of each month from 10-11 a.m.

Supported by Curriculum Specialist!

Join a different artist every 3^rd Saturday for this FREE family art program that is fun for all ages. Families can pop in to make and take a fun art creation. An exhibit of the artist’s work will also be showcased during the activity. All children should be accompanied by an adult. Funded by the Susan K. Black Foundation.

Carve, learn, share and socialize!

All skill levels welcome!

1st and 3rd Mondays in the Ward Museum’s Richard A. Henson Education Center
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Participation in the Woodcarving Club is FREE!
Participants must also be current members of the Ward Museum.
Members must bring own materials to Carving Club.
Guests are permitted and their first visit to the club is free.
After the first visit, guests must become members of the Ward Museum.

Introduce children up to age 5,  the natural world at The New Drop In Art Jr.! Each program is organized around a craft theme.

This FREE program is held every Wednesday of each month from 10-11 a.m.

Supported by Curriculum Specialist!

Join us for an exclusive chance to network and socialize with Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce AND Dorchester Chamber of Commerce members.

Enjoy great food, wine and live entertainment in a beautiful vineyard setting.

FREE for members and non-members. 

Sponsorships Are Available! 

Gold Sponsor - $500.00 Includes display space for your company (must supply table), speaking opportunity at the event and recognition on both Chamber’s websites.

Silver Sponsor - $250.00 Includes recognition as a sponsor at the event and recognition on both Chamber’s websites.

For more information contact:

Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce

410-749-0144 or email bchambers@salisburyarea.com

Dorchester Chamber of Commerce

410-228-3575 or email info@dorchesterchamber.org.

Introduce children up to age 5,  the natural world at The New Drop In Art Jr.! Each program is organized around a craft theme.

This FREE program is held every Wednesday of each month from 10-11 a.m.

Supported by Curriculum Specialist!

Join the Dorchester Young Professionals and the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce (SACC) Young Professionals virtually as we discuss the most relevant issues related to COVID-19.

Special guests will be Julia Glanz, Interim City of Salisbury Mayor, and Victoria Jackson-Stanley, Mayor of Cambridge.

Young professionals are having a bit of an identity moment right now. Some, newly graduated, and are facing down an economic recession paired with the vulnerabilities that come with being early in their careers. Some are back at home with family, caught between independence and dependence. And we are all more isolated than usual, trying to figure out how to continue shining at work when no one is physically in the office.

Whatever you are going through right now, your Young Professionals community is here for you. This is an opportunity to connect, receive and give support, and learn ways to thrive during this COVID-19 pandemic. Our moderators bring their experience to the table to support you. There will be time for questions and answers, followed by networking at the end for participants to continue conversations and make connections with other Chamber members.

Once registered, you will receive the Zoom meeting information. 

Covid Craziness stressing you out?  Join us for a socially-distanced, outdoor Business After Hours at Bull Lips Dock Bar!

• Check out this Eastern Shore gem - an easy drive from Salisbury
• Relax and network around the fire pit or along the water's edge 
• Enjoy complimentary lite fare, beer, and wine. The cash bar will be stocked for ice-cold crushes and cocktails.
• Need dinner? Try the crab cake sandwhich, jerk chicken tacos or Dock Bar Angus Burger
• Enter the drawing to win Red Roost swag or gift card.

To comply with COVID-19 safety requirements, please note the following changes in our BAH procedures:

• We encourage you to a wear face mask during the event except when you are eating and drinking.
• This event will be held outside - dress comfortably!
• Registration for this event will close at 9:00 AM on Wednesday, September 9, 2020 so we can confirm capacity

Getting There:

Drive to and park at The Red Roost. Take the shuttle or walk 10 minutes on a gravel lane to Bull Lips Dock Bar.

If it rains, we'll move the event inside to The Red Roost.