Learn how to mosaic with mixed media; the center being a small mirror using various materials, such as pottery, beads, and jewelry. Between the two classes, you can work on your project at home. Learn how to apply grout and finish your project in the second class. The classes will be held outdoors next to the Foundry and limited to 6 people. Masks and social distancing required. Wear comfy clothes and bring some personal trinkets to incorporate into your project. The…

Talbot Goes Purple is hosting a virtual Narcan training session on Sept. 30 at 6 p.m. Narcan is a medication that reverses the effects of an opioid overdose. Join Talbot Goes Purple on Zoom for Facebook Live for the free training. Registration is not necessary. Join https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85032721368. Meeting ID: 850 3272 1368 No password needed.

Deciding on the title for this year's October feature show at The Artists’ Gallery came long before quarantine. Yet “the closer to home” theme does work well with the way we all have had to adjust to the pandemic. Working from images of water close to home made it easy to reflect on the simple joys we have in life, even as stress levels rise in the world. Beauty is found often at our feet, literally in puddles or in…

Can you lose yourself in the beauty of the Chesapeake Bay? Relax in the unique culture of this region? Enjoy a chat with a waterman-educator-artist? October at A Happy Place boutique answers these questions, with a selection of original oil paintings by artist, waterman and educator John Sharp. Painting from his studio and home on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, John strives to depict the unique culture of the Chesapeake Bay and surrounding Tidewater region. “With a lifetime of experiences,…

Chesapeake Forum presents “The Many Faces of Fascism,” with Ray Vergne, this fall. Although it affected, influenced, and dominated the lives of hundreds of millions of people in the 20th Century, Fascism is difficult to define accurately and succinctly. This exercise in history will try to identify the major characteristics of Fascism in different countries, some of which existed under Fascist governments, some of which did not, and their differences. The roots and origins of Fascism will be explored, as…

On October 5, Estate Treasures will host its annual Fashion Show to benefit Compass Regional Hospice. The event will be held at Prospect Bay Country Club starting at 11 a.m. and includes a seated lunch, a cash bar, boutique, and silent and live auctions. Proceeds from the event will go toward patient care and grief support services offered by Compass Regional Hospice. The Fashion Show will have 16 models from various local businesses around Caroline, Kent, and Queen Anne’s counties…

This fall and winter, in conjunction with the opening of a new exhibition featuring his work, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels will present a virtual artist series centered on photographer David Harp. In the series, David and professional collaborators, Tom Horton and Sandy Cannon-Brown, will reflect upon the evolution of David’s Chesapeake photography in a career spanning more than four decades. Where Land and Water Meet: The Chesapeake Bay Photography of David W. Harp, the new exhibition…

Partners In Care Maryland (PIC) is a 501(c)3 community nonprofit that helps older adults remain independent in their own homes and engaged in the community. Currently, PIC serves both Talbot and Caroline counties. PIC operates using an innovative time exchange model by offering no-cost services such as transportation, small home repairs and meaningful social network of support. Most people want to stay in their homes and the communities they know and love as they age. PIC encourages its members to…