Community Calendar

Doors open at 6pm, Dinner served from 6:30-8pm
Music provided by Double Nickel
Tickets $20. per person, $5. after 8pm for Band only
Must be 21 years old to attend, BYOB

For tickets contact Michelle Wright (410)251-1388 

Saturday February 13, 2016
Doors open at 5:00pm, Auction starts at 6:00pm
Food will be available
Upon arriving purchase a numbered paddle for $5. Additional paddles may be purchased for $3 each. Auction items will be put up for bid at 1, 2, 3 or 4 Quarters. As items are presented, if you want to bid, you place the correct amount of Quarters in the bowl provided and hold up your paddle. If the auctioneer picks your paddle number, you win the auctioned item! 
There will be over 100 items up for bidding, so grab your quarters and bring a friend! 

All proceeds will support the Man Up 11U Travel Baseball Team 

February is American Heart Month, and in an effort to inform the community about better health habits, The Village At Harbor Pointe is hosting their 1st Annual Health Fair.  This event will give you and your family the chance to get information from local health care agencies and learn about the many resources that we, as a community, share.

This event is FREE to vendors and the community, and will feature the follwing:  Guest Speakers, Door prizes, Fun activities for kids, Blood pressure and glucose screenings. 

The Centre Branch of Wicomico Public Library will be hosting a Health & Wellness Fair on Wednesday, February 17^th from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM.  The Centre Branch is located at Centre Mall across from Chuck- E-Cheese.  Area organizations will be providing information and activities on health and wellness for active seniors.  

Listed below are some of the organizations who will be present at the Health & Wellness Fair:

MAC – Wellness Center

Dr. Bob McBrien – Tai Chi

Peninsula Regional Medical Center

Re-Connections

TOPs

3-D Printing – Not Just for the Kiddos

There will be various interactive demos taking place, such as Tai Chi, enhanced fitness class, art therapy, Reiki, cooking demo and a 3-D printer.  

Our ALS Kickoff Celebration is coming up on Thursday, February 18th at Evolution Craft Brewing Co. in Salisbury. This is a free event where we invite the Salisbury Community for an evening of refreshments, light appetizers, door prizes, and activities such as a photo booth to learn more about the impact our organization has in the Salisbury Community and how to get involved.

To make things a little more fun, we are currently running contest for anyone who RSVPs by Wednesday, February 10^th. These individuals will automatically be entered to win a 30 minute massage from Atlantic Retreat Wellness Spa. Every additional guest they bring will be an additional entry to win this prize! The winner will be announced at our kickoff event and they must be present to win. 

You can RSVP by calling or emailing Brittany Garcia, Maryland Event Manager.

Doors open and food for sale at 5:00 p.m. 
Games Start At 6:30 p.m.
No one under the age of 18 will be admitted.

Tickets $20.00 in advance / $25.00 at the door
Online registration: www.womensupportingwomen.org
or in person at our office. 
For more information, call (410) 548-7880 

Make it a special Easter for the whole family with brunch at Water's Edge Grill.  $49/adult + tax and $24/child 6-12yrs of age.  Free for children 5yrs and under.

Menu will include items like Farm Fresh Omelets, Local Seasonal Melon and Berries, Grilled Roasted Lemon Lamb Chop, Maryland Blue Crab Deviled Eggs,  Oysters on the Half Shell, Salad Station, Rock Salt Roasted Prime Rib of Beef, Mango Cream Swiss Roll and more!! 

The Light of Literacy Awards recognize the power of everyday individuals doing extraordinary work in promoting the power of literacy throughout the community. The Light of Literacy Awards bring together leaders from around the area to recognize those who are luminaries in our community, lighting the way for others by their example.  Literacy, the ability to take in information and use it to improve a life, includes not only tutoring someone to improve their ability to read but also consists of instructing someone on how to use a computer, teaching them to manage their finances, assisting them in understanding their doctor’s orders, or working with them in finding a career.  Literacy encompasses a realm of skills, all of which are necessary for life in today’s world.  

The Village At Harbor Pointe invites you to swing into spring at our Spring Fling!

The Event will include:  

Smoke Detectors by th Salisbury Fire Department.

Crime Watch with the Salisbury Police Department

Pet adoption with the Salisbury Humane Society

A DIY workshop and outdoor patio renovation by Home Depot of Salisbury

Arts and Crafts, plants and other vendors

We look forward to see you at this fun-filled event! 

Soroptimist International of Salisbury will be sponsoring a Quarter Auction on April 14, 2016 (Thursday) Salisbury Moose Lodge. Doors Open at 5:30 Auction begins at 6:30 pm. Tickets $8 in advance or $10 at the door. 75 – 80 items to Auction.  Auction includes Flat Screen TV; Home Theater System; Campsite Package; Power Tools: Shore Bird Tickets; Longaberger; Pampered Chef; 31 Purses; Premier Jewelry; Tastefully Simple.  Homemade Soups, Sandwiches, Cakes and bake goods available for purchase.  Benefiting Local Community Service Projects.  Contact Kitty’s Flowers 410-749-5142, Debbie Jenkins 410-334-2904 or Sue Green (Hebron Savings Bank) 410-749-1185.  Must be sixteen or older to attend and at least eighteen to play.

Join us for our annual Walk to Defeat ALS in the Salisbury Community on Saturday, April 16th!

The ALS Association DC/MD/VA Chapter serves over 600 patients living with ALS and their families. ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a disease that is 100% fatal, and robs the individual with their ability to walk, speak, swallow, and even breathe. 

Each year about 300 individuals, community leaders, and corporations come together to join efforts to fight against this disease and raise funds to continue support our chapter's free services and program to those affected by ALS. All funds raised from our walk directly support the free programs and services we provide to individuals and their famiies affect by ALS. From support groups, assistive technology to communicate, transportation/respite grants, and medical equipment our organization works tirelessly to ensure people living with ALS live as comfortably as possible.

Join our team or start your own, and come enjoy activities for all ages, food, and music to enhance our walk's spirit. Join us and the 300+ walk participants and show your commitment to the Salisbury Community.  All ages welcomed to participate!