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  • Tred Avon Players presents Ravenscroft, Don Nigro’s Gothic mystery and dark comedy directed by Rob Sanchez

    Oct. 22-November 1: Tred Avon Players presents Ravenscroft, Don Nigro’s Gothic mystery and dark comedy directed by Rob Sanchez at the Oxford Community Center. Inspector Ruffing arrives at Ravenscroft Manor to investigate a suspicious death, but everyone has secrets and no two stories match. Go to ...

    October 22 - November 1

  • True Crime Thursday

    Nov 5: True Crime Thursday, 7pm. Investigate a real-life mystery with our true crime expert, Bri Litteral. Help solve the case by eliminating suspects, determining weapons, and mulling over motives. Charcuterie snacks included. Chesapeake College, Todd Performing Arts Center, Wye Mills. Admission $2...

    November 5 @ 7:00 pm

  • Wye Parish Bazaar 61st Anniversary

    Nov. 7: Wye Parish Bazaar 61st Anniversary! Festivities, fun, food & celebration at the Old Wye Church, 14114 Old Wye Mill Road, Wye Mills, MD. The Bazaar features include: Queen Anne’s Chorale Performance, Church Tours, a Town Crier & More. For more info. call 410-827-8484.

    November 7

  • Artists’ and Crafters’ Fair

    Nov. 7: Artists’ and Crafters’ Fair, 10am-2pm, 29600 Lyons Dr., Easton.. Purchase unique paintings, jewelry, hand-made apparel, embroidery and more articles crafted by the residents of Easton Club East. One of a kind gift items for family, friends or your home. See what your neighbors have creat...

    November 7 @ 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

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News and Articles

  • Celebrating 26 Wonderful Years of the Talbot Guide!
    10/29/2026
    November is a very special month for the Talbot Guide as we proudly celebrate our 26th anniversary! As I reflect on the past 26 years, I can't help but feel incredibly thankful for the wonderful people who have made this journey possible. Read more
  • Celebrating 55 Years: New Attractions Debut as Beloved Festival Traditions Return
    10/29/2026
    The Waterfowl Festival, one of the nation’s premier events dedicated to the celebration of waterfowl and the natural environment, returns to Easton, Maryland, on November 13-15. 2026. The event will feature festival favorites as well as new attractions to delight and engage everyone in the family! Festival Highlights for Five Incredible Decades! Read more
  • Festival of Trees 2026: A Holiday to Remember Bringing the community together in the spirit of giving, remembrance and celebration
    10/29/2026
    The Festival of Trees committee works all year to ensure the fundraising event is a huge success. The 41st Festival of Trees, held the first weekend after Thanksgiving, rings in the holiday season for hundreds of those eager to get the holidays under way. This year’s series of events begins on Friday, November 27 through December 1. Read more
  • 2026 YMCA Turkey Trot Returns on Thanksgiving Day
    10/29/2026
    Registration is now open for the YMCA of the Chesapeake’s annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26. The 2026 event will once again be hosted virtually and in person at seven locations across the Eastern Shore. Read more
  • Easton’s Holiday Parade Returns
    10/29/2026
    Join the holiday festivities downtown at the annual Easton Holiday Parade on Saturday, December 5, at 6:30pm. Enjoy a variety of decorated vehicles, floats, and novelties as they spread holiday cheer during this beloved community tradition. Read more
  • Historic Houses of Tilghman Island
    10/29/2026
    On Tilghman Island, history is built into the modest frame houses along the main road, the distinctive gables of the island’s “W” houses, and the places that once welcomed fishing parties arriving to spend a day on the Chesapeake. For visitors, these homes offer a glimpse of how a working watermen’s community grew alongside the Bay—and how its architecture adapted to life by the water. Read more
  • Fall 2026 Open Studios Weekend
    10/29/2026
    Come join the eighteen (18) Resident Artists of The Davis Arts Center for their Fall 2026 Open Studios Weekend. The weekend begins Friday, November 20, with a Preview Party from 5 pm to 8 pm. The Studios then open Saturday, November 21, and Sunday, November 22, from 1 pm to 5pm each day. Read more
  • The St. Michaels Farmers Market Open until December 5
    10/29/2026
    Autumn on the Eastern Shore—the corn fields have been cut for winter, our gardens are put to bed ’til spring, and bands of Canada geese have settled in and made themselves comfortable on the Chesapeake Bay. But don’t let the cool weather fool you. The region’s farmers still have a bounty of beautiful food for the local community. Read more
  • Tilghman Watermen’s Museum Reveals 2026 Christmas Ornament
    10/29/2026
    The 2026 Christmas Ornament commissioned by the Tilghman Watermen’s Museum is now available for purchase. Read more
  • Historical Marker Unveiled in Trappe Honoring Nathaniel “Uncle Nace” Hopkins
    10/29/2026
    Community members, elected officials, historians, and descendants of Nathaniel “Uncle Nace” Hopkins gathered at Scott United Methodist Church in Trappe on Thursday, October 15, 2026, for the unveiling of an updated Maryland Roadside Historical Marker honoring the Civil War veteran, community leader, and founder of one of the nation's longest-running Emancipation Day celebrations. Read more
  • NARFE Federal Health Benefits Update Event In Easton
    10/29/2026
    Calling all Active and Retired Federal Employees! You're invited to a Federal Health Benefits Update Event in Easton just in time for Open Season! Stop by the Talbot County Free library on 100 W. Dover St. on Tuesday November 10th, from 12:30 to 2:30 to get the scoop! Learn all that National Active and Retired Federal Employees can do for you! Read more
  • St. Michaels Art League Photography Show Opens Nov. 1
    10/29/2026
    The St. Michaels Art League (SMAL) presents its eighth annual Photography Exhibit at The Blue Crab, a popular café in the heart of St. Michaels. Read more

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