Community Calendar

Since 2012, Chesapeake Health Care has been the only provider of prenatal care for Moms-to-be in Worcester, Wicomico, and Somerset counties.  In 2016, our providers delivered more than 1,950 babies. 

$25 per person ($30 after Aug. 16th) which includes 1 hour of yoga by Soul Yoga Studio and (2) two Evolution Craft Brewing Company craft beers. Guests may arrive at 5:00 PM and yoga beings at 5:30 PM.

Come dressed in yoga appropriate attire, bring your mat and have your ID available. Must be 21 or older. Space is limited, reserve your spot now!

Quarter Auction to benefit the eastern shores only competitive specail needs cheet team. Doors open at 5:00 pm auction starts at 6:00 pm  Food and drink will be for sale before and during auction.  First paddle $10.00 addition paddles $3.00

Join Beth and thousands of women worldwide as she shares truth to guide your own journey of faith.  You're invited to be part of this global, one-day simulcast that will encourage you to dive deeper into the Word of God. Don't miss out on this special event! 

Admission is $20 in advance or $25 at the door. 

The Retriever in its many breeds—Golden, Labrador, Chesapeake, Flat Coated, and more—have been the hunter’s companion performing essential tasks in the field for hundreds of years. This connection between dog and outdoorsman has been depicted in sporting art, recorded in literature, and prized at canine competitions. This Welcome Gallery exhibit is being held in conjunction with the Golden Retriever Club of America’s National Specialty held in Salisbury, MD, September 2017.

You are invited to learn the history of your treasures.  A panel of certified specialists will be available to evaluate your items.  Your panel of evaluators' areas of expertise includes colonial artifacts, coins, decoys, folk art, glassware, hunting & maritime artifacts, prints & paintings, sculpture, silver, textiles & related material. Admission to the event is free.  There is a fee of $5 per item to be evaluated.

Dr. Aaron Hogue, Salisbury University assistant professor and expert on mammalogy, will lead a fascinating look into the world of bats. Learn about the species of bats that live in our area, build your own bat house to bring home and provide them a new space, and accompany Professor Hogue out to Schumaker Pond to observe bats at dusk utilizing specialized bat-monitoring instruments. The cost will be $30 for Members and SU faculty, Staff, & Students, and $35 for all others.

The Reality Rides simulator is a stationary vehicle with a virtual reality curved LED screen across the windshield, displaying animated scenarios drivers often encounter. Using the steering wheel, gas and brake pedals, operators try to navigate those situations while also attempting to text message, answer phone calls or use in-car technology like GPS. Afterward, participants receive “traffic citations” that highlight real infractions they’ve committed.

Along with the simulator, this year Reality Rides offers new features and enhanced technology, including touch-screen monitors that display distracted-driving facts and allow participants to take selfies to share on social media as GIFs. Also for the first time, Reality Rides will feature a virtual pledge wall displaying participants’ photos, as a demonstration of their support for Allstate’s X the TXT movement in which drivers pledge to not text behind the wheel. Participants may pledge to X the TXT at Reality Rides events, or by liking the X the TXT Facebook page.

A six week American Sign Language (ASL) Level 1 class will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6-8pm starting October 10 and will end on November 16.  Lead by a deaf instructor students will learn about Deaf culture, manual alphabet, numbers, basic signs and how to talk about family and home plus much more.  All classes will be held at DILA located at 806 Snow Hill Rd, Salisbury, MD.  Cost is $225 which includes the textbook Signing Naturally I.  Class space is limited so register early.  To register or for more information call 410-742-5052 V/TTY, 443-365-2645 VP, email: dila@dila.org or visit www.dila.org. Registration ends October 9. 

Enjoy a sneak preview of vintage waterfowling collectibles in the John A. Leutkemeyer and Thomas F. Mullan, Jr. Legacy Center.

Women Supporting Women is hosting its 16th Annual Walk for Awareness on October 14, 2017 at Winterplace Park in conjunction with National Breast Cancer Awareness month.

Registration is available for individuals, teams and even your favorite canine.  Each captain is responsible to recruit and register at least 4 or more individuals to walk together as a team. Teams can be made up of family and friends, schools, clubs or other youth groups, churches or co-workers. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the gate.   

For more information, please contact the Women Supporting Women office at 410.548.7880. 

September 29, 2017 - January 21, 2018

Opening Reception October 14, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.

The crisp, clear fall air and beautiful grounds of the museum will once again set the stage for a day of excitement, anticipation, and socialization among decoy collectors and carvers from across the country. Chesapeake Wildfowl Expo pays tribute to decoys from the past while encouraging the carving of new ones. Admission to the event and museum is free! Registration begins at 8 a.m. on Saturday followed by the Competition.