Chefs for Habitat is an annual celebration hosted by Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County--a nonprofit organization that partners with low income families to build or improve a place they can call home. During this food and fun-filled event, local chefs provide samples of their signature dishes for guests to enjoy. A celebrity sous chef
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Eastern Shore and Brew River Restaurant in Salisbury invite you to a Guest Bartender Night to support our Wicomico County youth programming! Join us on Thursday, March 5th from 6-10PM at Brew River in Salisbury. 100% of tips from our guest bartenders and 20% of bar sales will be
On the evening of Friday March 6th, put your Mardi Gras mask on and plan to attend the FIRST Mardi Gras Masquerade Food and Wine Pairing Party at Red Red Wine Bar in Ocean City to benefit 1 Year to Empowerment! The party will feature a vibrant New Orleans style menu (official menu TBA SOON)
It’s a flat, fast and scenic bike ride on rural roads that wend their way through the Great Pocomoke Forest and surrounding countryside. All routes begin and end at Furnace Town. FREE ice cream from Chesapeake Bay Farms Dairy on ALL routes Fully supported ride w/ SAG vehicle on call Great snacks & refreshments at
July 18, 2020 would normally have been the 12th annual Jesse’s Paddle, our yearly on-the-Pocomoke event to raise funds for the Jesse Klump Memorial Scholarship and the Jesse Klump Suicide Awareness & Prevention Program. 2020 is not a normal year. But that doesn’t stop the JKMF from celebrating the need for our scholarship and the
Come and find you cat! These cats are looking for a home.
***EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY, AUGUST 29th*** Join us for a day of fun on Saturday, March 28th from 1-4pm at the American Legion Post #166 in Ocean City for 20 regular games of Bingo, 2 special games, Chinese Auction, Raffle Boards and more! Doors open at 12pm. Food and beverage will be available
Joe Fehrer, Jr. grew up on Maryland’s Lower Eastern Shore along the Pocomoke River in Snow Hill. Days spent canoeing on the Pocomoke River, Nassawango Creek and Maryland’s coastal bays permeated his childhood. The eldest son of Worcester County’s first environmental advocates helped shape and refine his view and understanding of the natural world and
SAVE THE DATE! Join us for a night of live music, local food, prohibition-era cocktails, and more 1920s-inspired merriment at the 2nd annual Fall Migration Gala - as we celebrate the Year of the Woman at the Ward Museum. This unique event will include an auction of original art by renowned women artists, and a
Saturday, October 10th, the Ocean City Museum Society will have its third annual Historic House Tour from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Spend the day discovering the history of your favorite beach town! This event will allow you to step into the past as you tour some of Ocean City’s oldest homes, churches, and motels.