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Gold Ballroom Dance Studio: A Place for Everyone to Discover the Joy of Dance
Gold Ballroom Dance Studio is helping people of all ages build confidence, create friendships, and discover the benefits of ballroom dancing. For Ion and Diana Postolachi, dance has always been about connection and community. “After we discovered this area, we said, why not share our love of dance in the...
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Salisbury Good Beer Festival to have craft brews, live music and more
Salisbury's Good Beer Festival returns to Pemberton Historical Park on Oct. 9-10, to celebrate great craft brews and more. Here's everything to know about the festival. The only nighttime beer festival on the Eastern Shore The Good Beer Festival offers unlimited tastings of craft brews, music, games, food and peddlers of crafty and unique items. Friday is the only nighttime beer festival on the Eastern Shore. To purchase tickets, visit https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/wicomicociviccenter/121/event/1479393 . Regular drinking tickets are $43 and non-drinking tickets are $13. Drinking tickets include unlimited samples and the option to purchase alcohol during the event. Breweries participating in Salisbury 2026 Good Beer Festival Local breweries Berlin Beer Company Big Oyster Brewery Big Truck Farm Brewery Burley Oak Brewing Company Burnish Beer Company Cape Charles Brewing Company Dewey Beer Co. Dogfish Head Craft Brewery Evolution Craft Brewing Co. Fin City Brewing Co. Hoop Tea RaR Brewing Union Craft Brewing Featured breweries Austin Eastciders Breckenridge Brewery Cape May Brewery Downeast Cider Flying Dog Brewery Founders Brewing Co. Garage Beer Goose Island Beer Co. Heavy Seas Beer Iron City Beer New Belgium Brewing Company Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. Southern Tier Brewing Company Stone Brewing Tröegs Independent Brewing Domestic breweries Angry Orchard Hard
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Good Times Are Brewing at the Good Beer Festival
Salisbury, MD – Wicomico County Recreation & Parks’ Good Beer Festival returns to Pemberton Historical Park Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9-10. The festival features numerous craft and domestic beers, ciders, seltzers and wine, along with live music, food and craft vendors, games and more. New this year, the...
Cape Gazette
CAMP Rehoboth to host performances, reception
"Greed," acrylic on canvas by Logan Farro from the Active Imagination exhibition opening Oct. 11 at CAMP Rehoboth. SUBMITTED PHOTOS. Fay Jacobs will reprise her "Aging Gracelessly" show in two performances Oct. 9 at CAMP Rehoboth. In recognition of National Coming Out Day, Sunday, Oct.11, CAMP Rehoboth will host performances...
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New Parsonsburg Library Wins Excellence in Construction Award
Parsonburg, MD – Wicomico Public Library’s new Lewis R. Riley Library branch in Parsonsburg has received an Excellence in Construction Award from the Associated Builders and Contractors Chesapeake Shores Chapter. The award recognizes the transformation of a former commercial building into a modern library space serving Eastern Wicomico County. Gillis Gilkerson acted as general contractor and submitted the project for consideration in the Renovation: $500,000 to $2 Million category, highlighting the craftsmanship, coordination and problem-solving required to complete the adaptive reuse project.
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Apple-Scrapple Festival returns to Bridgeville with food, fun and 100 years of RAPA
Bridgeville’s signature fall festival celebrates apples, scrapple and the agricultural traditions of western Sussex County as hometown producer RAPA marks its centennial. By George D. Rotsch, Delaware LIVE BRIDGEVILLE — Apples, scrapple and a century of local food history will come together this week as Bridgeville welcomes thousands of visitors for the 34th annual Apple-Scrapple Festival. The festival officially opens ... Read More
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Richardson Maritime Museum Celebrating Special Boatyard Bash
(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – It’s all hands on deck at the Richardson Maritime Museum as everyone from the museum to the Boatworks is preparing for this weekend’s Boatyard Bash; the museum’s biggest celebration of the year. “This Museum upstairs had just been opened up for the first...
Delmarva Now | The Daily Times
OC native Jimmy Charles says playing Country Calling 'dream come true'
Ocean City, Maryland's epic Country Calling Festival — an ode to country music — welcomed plenty of superstars to the stage this October, with one powerhouse Marylander making his big return. Country singer, songwriter and Ocean City native Jimmy Charles lit up the Boot stage on Saturday, Oct. 3, when he performed some of his biggest hits in front of a large crowd of festivalgoers, the distant murmur of waves drifting in the wind. BROADWAY STAR FROM SALISBURY: Salisbury native is Broadway star in 'Hamilton,' get to know him here During his time on stage, Charles debuted his new original song, "Day Drankin' With My Sunglasses On." The singer would describe the song as a late summer anthem, seeing as that the summer season is never quick to end on Maryland's Eastern Shore. "I wrote it halfway through the summer, and I couldn't wait 8 months to release it," he said of the single. "People go on vacation all the time in the wintertime. Now they'll already know it by next summer." Charles is an independent artist. Everything he writes, he said, comes from the heart. "Whether it's fun or emotional, it's all real," he said. Charles is honored to
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Design with Jenn Martella: Cooke’s Hope
Master Planning for Cooke’s Hope in its rural setting of over 475 acres began in the late 1980’s and construction began in 1995. I have several friends who live in this special place and I always enjoy driving along the entry road that meanders through a bucolic setting past the beloved Belted Galloway cows, farmland and protected woods.
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Hawks set school record in second round; finish 12th at Maryland Testudo Cup
IJAMSVILLE, Maryland --- The University of Maryland Eastern Shore men's golf team finished in 12th place at this week's Maryland Testudo Cup in Ijamsville. Playing on the PB Dye Golf Club, UMES finished with a 54-hole total of 906 - which included a new 18 hole team record of 287 in the second round.
The Star Democrat
Easton celebrates Fall Kickoff despite rain
EASTON — Gray skies and rain on Saturday couldn’t stop the Easton community from getting out to welcome the new season in the town’s annual Fall Kickoff celebration. The two-day event featured more than 100 carved pumpkins scattered throughout Easton’s downtown, a glassblowing demonstration, pumpkin painting, a live performance from local artist Jayla Elise and all sorts of other fun fall activities. Tom Maglio, marketing and events manager at Easton Economic Development Corporation, says Friday night’s events saw a “fantastic turnout.” He estimated Saturday’s indoor activities at the Talbot County Public Library still saw “over 400 people.” “The kids had a really good time, and a lot of families did go out and see the pumpkins, even with a little bit of light rain,” Maglio said. “Most of the time, it wasn’t something you couldn’t solve with an umbrella. People still got to go around and enjoy the pumpkins, which made me really happy, mainly because that’s where most of the work comes in.” Maybe the most notable pumpkin carving was a giant heron in Thompson Park, made from more than twenty distinctly carved segments. After last year’s Fall Festival featured a giant pumpkin crab, Maglio says he was heavily
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Concert Review: Zach Bryan at the Dover Motor Speedway
On Friday and Saturday, September 18th & 19th, Zach Bryan performed at Dover Motor Speedway in Dover, DE. On Friday, September 18th, Kings of Leon, Fey Fili, and Gabriella Rose were the openers, while on Saturday, September 19th, Alabama Shakes, Fey Fili, and Gabriella Rose opened the show. The concert sold approximately 30,000 tickets each night for a total attendance of 60,000 over the two nights.
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12 Picture-Perfect Towns Where Victorian Architecture Refuses to Die
America built many Victorian towns, but it didn't keep many of them. In the second half of the 1800s, railroad money, mining strikes, and resort fever covered the country in turrets, bay windows, and porch trim cut with a scroll saw. Then the 20th century came along with its wrecking balls. The towns on this list are the ones that dodged them, usually because the boom ended before anyone could afford to modernize.
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Letter to the Editor: Hear Veterans’ Stories This Saturday
Remembering 25 years since the launch of Forever Wars, Local Veterans host a Film Screening and Discussion this Saturday in Saint Michaels. This Saturday, Veterans for Peace Chapter 185 of Easton will screen “What I Want You to Know,” a 2023 documentary featuring 13 U.S. combat veterans sharing personal accounts from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Chris J. Antal, chapter president and veteran of the Afghanistan war, will introduce the film and facilitate a post-screening discussion.
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VA250 Mobile Museum to Visit Ker Place in Onancock Oct. 9-10
Virginia’s commemoration of the nation’s 250th anniversary will continue on the Eastern Shore next week when the VA250 Mobile Museum Experience visits Ker Place in Onancock. The traveling exhibit, titled “Out of Many, One,” will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and Friday, Oct. 9...
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A Rainy Day 2 at Country Calling Music Festival
On the final day of the festival, a gloomy, yet fun event for country music fans in Ocean City messed with the crowd, but the party kept on rolling. Chris Stapleton and Miranda Lambert headlined the end of the 2 Day festival, with Lainey Wilson, Rascal Flatts, and Dierks Bentley headlining on opening day.
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Salisbury University Women’s Golf Is Second After First Round of Battle at Bulle Rock
The Salisbury University women’s golf team is in second place after the first round of the Battle at Bulle Rock, carding a collective 69-over 357 at Bulle Rock Golf Club in Havre de Grace, Maryland. The Sea Gulls finished three strokes ahead of third-place Stevenson, which shot 360, among nine complete teams.