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Waterfowl Festival
55th Waterfowl Festival is November 13-15, 2026, in Easton, Talbot County. Discover the best of local wildlife, nature, art, heritage, food, and FUN at the annual Waterfowl Festival. Over a dozen venues spread throughout the town entice and engage visitors to explore the area and be a part of a tradition that has been going strong for generations.

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SHOOT FOR SUCCESS - Chamber Sporting Clay Tournament
Join the Talbot County Chamber on Oct. 2, 2026, at The Point at Pintail for annual Shoot for Success Sporting Clays Tournament. Proceeds benefit the Talbot Chamber Foundation, Inc., initiatives that help strengthen the business community and talent pipeline.

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Attraction Magazine: THE OFFICIAL GUIDE FOR WATERFOWL FESTIVAL
The guide will be available to an anticipated 35,000 attendees during the 3-day event, November 13-15, 2026.

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Wednesday September 23, 2026

For All Seasons Online Course Helps with Teen Mental Health Needs

by Amy Steward

Students and graduates of Easton High School and St. Michaels High School volunteered to appear in several of the videos, bringing youth voices and perspectives to topics including social media, rumors and group chats, isolation and belonging, anger as a possible sign of emotional distress, reaching out when a friend is struggling, and telling a trusted adult when something does not feel right.

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Sunday September 20, 2026

Choptank Health Expands Dental and Behavioral Health Access with Three New Providers

by Tracey F Johns

“Our dental and behavioral health teams have done an outstanding job responding to a growing need,” she said. “Dr. Elmusrati, Roland, and Sarah bring the experience and added capacity to help us care for more people while providing the connected, comprehensive care every patient deserves.”

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Friday September 18, 2026

Londonderry on the Tred Avon Honors Lari Caldwell with 2026 Ingerson Award

by Megan Miller

The award is named in honor of Tom and Ruth Ingerson, whose contributions to establishing and building Londonderry in its earliest years were instrumental in building the community it is today. Presented annually since 2009, the Ingerson Award recognizes a resident who has made significant contributions to Londonderry and who embodies the community's shared values.

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Thursday September 17, 2026

Historic Neall House “Tuckpointing” Benefits from Talbot County Tour Proceeds

by Rita Mhley

In expressing gratitude for the Garden Club’s “extraordinary generosity and unwavering dedication” Donald Casson, Jr., Talbot Historical Society president, said, “We are honored that our property was included in this year’s [MHGP] event and deeply touched that its success will so directly benefit the work of the Talbot Historical Society.”

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Tuesday September 15, 2026

As Senior Homelessness Rises on the Mid-Shore, Talbot Interfaith Shelter Expands Its Response

by Megan Miller

Seniors are the fastest growing segment of the Mid-Shore's homeless population. Older neighbors living on fixed incomes are increasingly unable to keep pace with rising rents and living costs. A health crisis, a lost apartment or the death of a spouse can be all it takes to put stable housing out of reach. Seniors are a growing share of the individuals and families who turn to TIS for help.

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Tuesday September 15, 2026

The Mid-Atlantic Small Craft Festival returns to CBMM Oct. 2-4

by Eric Detweiler

Each fall, the Mid-Atlantic Small Craft Festival spotlights the craftsmanship and innovation showcased through these vessels, bringing together a unique collection of sailing skiffs, rowing shells, kayaks, canoes, paddle boats, prams, and one-of-a-kind boats.

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Sunday September 13, 2026

Villa Leopold Makes Exclusive U.S. Debut at The Market at Dover Station

by Keri Topjian

“We are excited to introduce Villa Leopold to our customers,” said Keri Topjian, owner of The Market at Dover Station. “The pieces invite you to pause, take a closer look, and imagine how they might fit into your own home. Each one has a distinct history, and we are pleased to host Villa Leopold’s first U.S. collection here at The Market at Dover Station.”

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Sunday September 13, 2026

Yamaha Marine Supports Tilghman Island Volunteer Fire Company

by Heather Pickens

Tilghman Island is a working waterfront community where life and livelihoods are closely tied to the Chesapeake Bay.

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Thursday September 10, 2026

Mid-Shore College Fair & Financial Planning Evening set for October 21

by Marie K. Thomas

"Our college guidance program is all about finding the right fit for each student, and we take a lot of pride in that personalized approach."

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Thursday September 10, 2026

Volunteer Programs Create Meaningful Ways to Support the Hospital

by UM Shore Regional Health

Hospital volunteers provide a wide range of non-clinical support services, including welcoming visitors, escorting guests to their destinations, assisting with clerical projects, assembling materials, transporting items, or helping departments with day-to-day operational needs, volunteers contribute to the overall efficiency of hospital operations.

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Tuesday September 8, 2026

Liberty Tree Takes Root at Frederick Douglass Park on the Tuckahoe

by Stephanie Mervine

The ceremony brought together state and local partners participating in the Maryland Liberty Tree Project, an initiative commemorating the nation’s 250th anniversary by planting a descendant of Maryland’s original Liberty Tree in each of the state’s 23 counties and Baltimore City.

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Tuesday September 8, 2026

ESLC Permanently Protects 116 Acres of Wildlife Habitat in Kent County

by Cait Fisher

The farm’s 24 acres of woodland stretch along the entirety of the property, and (along with the tree plantings and more than 18 acres of conservation cover) provide habitat for wildlife and contribute to water quality benefits to Tavern Creek and on-site farm ponds.

Friends of the Library Presents Improv Comedy Show

by Talbot County Free Library - Easton

100 W. Dover St. Easton, MD 21601

‘Improv Easton’ to Perform at Library on October 16 Easton, MD, September 22, 2026 – The Friends of the Talbot County Free Library hosts “Laughs in the Library,” featuring the improvisational talents of the Improv Easton comedy troupe, on Friday, October 16, 6 – 8 pm. The show will be held in the main meeting room of the Easton Branch...

ShoreRivers Rendezvous

by Talbot Country Club

6142 Country Club Dr, Easton, MD 21601, USA

Join us for our annual fall Rendezvous, a gathering of ShoreRivers’ friends — both new and deep-rooted — who value the beauty and bounty of our rivers and creeks, and the shores that trace them. Sponsorships, ticket sales, and our enticing silent auction will help support healthier waterways through ShoreRivers’ focused mission of science-based advocacy, restoration, education, and engagement. This...

Bridging Art and Science at Polaris Village Academy

by Polaris Village Academy

31 Jowite St, Easton, MD 21601, USA

Polaris Village Academy and artist Catherine Renzi proudly announce a special event that brings together art, science, and community curiosity about the cosmos. The program features an art exhibition, a reception, and a visual presentation by Dr. Matt Greenhouse, NASA Astrophysicist Emeritus. The exhibition will showcase approximately twelve of Renzi’s oil paintings, alongside original artwork created by Polaris Village Academy...

Nathaniel Hopkins Maryland Roadside Historical Marker Unveiling

by Scotts United Methodist Church

3748 Main St, Trappe, MD 21673, USA

The Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT), in partnership with Maryland Commission on African American History and Culture and the Maryland Historical Trust, will gather in Trappe to unveil an updated Roadside Historical Marker for Nathaniel Hopkins leading up to Nace’s Day—one of longest-running Emancipation celebrations in America proclaimed annually on November 1 by the Governor of Maryland and led locally along the same route...

Through the Lens: Chesapeake Stories

by Temple B'nai Israel

7199 Tristan Dr, Easton, MD 21601, USA

Join the Chesapeake Forum on November 10th as we welcome an acclaimed trio of dynamic filmmakers who explore the Chesapeake Bay through the eyes of their lens. Working together over the past ten years, David Harp, Sandy Cannon-Brown and Tom Horton have teamed up to produce some of the Bay’s most compelling environmental documentaries, starting with Beautiful Swimmers, and including...

Dreamers Reprise Dance Performance

by Oxford Community Center

200 Oxford Rd #200, Oxford, MD 21654, USA

Join us for a dance performance in Historic Oxford, Maryland, Saturday Evening, September 26 at 7 pm or Sunday Matinee, September 27 at 2 pm. Family friendly performance. Continuum Dance, a local non-profit dance company dedicated to fostering a vibrant and welcoming community where dance is for everybody is thrilled to present Dreamers Reprise, a reiteration of the performance that...

Chestertown RiverArts 2026 Studio Tour

by Chestertown RiverArts Gallery

343 High St, Chestertown, MD 21620, USA

Chestertown RiverArts’ Studio Tour is a free, self-guided adventure inviting visitors to meet local artists, explore working studios, and discover creativity throughout Kent County and the Eastern Shore. More than 30 artists open their studios to share their creative processes, answer questions, and offer original artwork for sale. The first weekend, November 21–22, features a special focus on Rock Hall...

Fall into Place: October 2026 Gallery On View

by Chestertown RiverArts Gallery

306 Park Row, Chestertown, MD 21620, USA

Gallery Hours: Thursday & Friday: 12p-5p, Saturday: 10a-4p, Sunday 11a-3p Fall is a season, a time of beautiful sunsets, misty mornings and the differences in our landscape as leaves change color and start to fall, revealing imposing branches with a vibrant leafy blanket beneath them, until it fades into the winter months. It is a time of bonfires and creatures preparing...

Fall into Place: Exhibition Opening

by RiverArts main gallery

306 Park Row, Chestertown, MD 21620, USA

Fall is a season, a time of beautiful sunsets, misty mornings and the differences in our landscape as leaves change color and start to fall, revealing imposing branches with a vibrant leafy blanket beneath them, until it fades into the winter months. It is a time of bonfires and creatures preparing for the cold, a time to put away the sandals...

Fall into Place: 2026 Artist Talks

by Chestertown RiverArts Gallery

306 Park Row, Chestertown, MD 21620, USA

9th Annual Conor’s Project Sporting Clay Shoot

by Pintail Point

511 Pintail Point Farm Ln, Queenstown, MD 21658, USA

This wonderful annual event, hosted by Rennie Gay and his family, is a beautiful way for our community to celebrate Conor’s memory. The money raised supports Critchlow Adkins Children’s Centers summer camps, swimming lessons, tuition assistance and enrichment programs. You are giving children opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive! Teams of 4: $500 Individual Participants: $125 Crab Feast: $50 (Kids under 12 eat FREE!) Raffle...

Fall Humanities Sunday Series

by The Cambridge Woman's Club

417 High St, Cambridge, MD 21613, USA

Join us for an afternoon of learning, conversation, and community! September 20: Poetry & Prosecco (Sue Ellen Thompson) October 18: Human Culture, Women in Native Life (Chief Donna “Wolf Mother” Abbott) November 15: Theater & History – “Cyrano of the Suffragettes” (Elizabeth Cady Stanton)

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