A Night of Immersive Entertainment in Old Havana
On June 1st, the Oxford Community Center (OCC) will be transformed into a world straight out of Cuba in the 1950s when it hosts One Night in Old Havana. And it promises to be an event like no other. The brainchild of Oxford resident Jennifer Leps, the evening will be a throwback to a different […]
Out and About (Sort of): An Apolitical Document Fails by Howard Freedlander
Unbeknown to most Marylanders, the Maryland Constitution came under exacting review and revision 56 years ago. It failed miserably to gain public approval. My late mother was disappointed but not surprised. She had served as one of two women on the 31-person Constitutional Convention Commission, which rewrote the document, and then served as a delegate […]
Pistachios by Jamie Kirkpatrick
A dear friend came over the other day for a quick glass-of-wine visit. We hadn’t restocked the larder since our return from Florida, so there wasn’t much to offer her in the way of an accompanying snack. I did, however, find a bag of pistachio nuts in the kitchen. Game on… The thing about pistachios […]
Swimmable ShoreRivers Program Returns For 2024
ShoreRivers is pleased to announce its Swimmable ShoreRivers bacteria testing program will return for the season on Thursday, May 23, and that weekly results from this annual program will once again be available this year in both English and Spanish. Every summer, ShoreRivers deploys a team of community scientists to monitor bacteria levels at popular […]
Youth Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month with For All Seasons
In observance of Mental Health Awareness Month, For All Seasons, in partnership with the Talbot County Public Schools, collaborated with Matt Lawrence, former NFL player and founder of 32Sports, to host assemblies focused on mental health, wellness, and resilience at St. Michaels Elementary, Middle, and High Schools. Through personal stories, candid discussions, and messages of […]
Benedictine’s Chrome City Fundraiser To Take Place Saturday July 27th
Bikers and Classic Car enthusiasts are invited to join the event in support of Benedictine Marking its 22nd year, the Benedictine Foundation Chrome City Fundraiser will take place on Saturday, July 27th on the Benedictine campus in Ridgely, Maryland. Known as one of the largest rides in Maryland, this annual event draws hundreds of car and […]
Marc Castelli “Chasing the Silver” Exhibit Opens At Massoni Gallery June 7
Set sail with us on a visual voyage spanning 40 (or so)years, as we celebrate the passion, dedication, and camaraderie that define the world of sail racing as captured by renowned artist Marc Castelli. Sailing enthusiasts and Castelli collectors alike will be transported to the heart of the action through this stunning exhibition. Massoni Art’s […]
Forest Music Returns to Adkins Arboretum Thurs., June 13 from 2 to 4 p.m.
Once a year, something extraordinary happens in the forest at Adkins Arboretum. Music begins under the tall trees and echoes through the woods, luring visitors to come closer. Born of a partnership between the Arboretum and the National Music Festival, Forest Music is a unique performance art event that brings young musicians and their mentors […]
June 2024 Sky-Watch Planets Line Up as Summer Arrives by Dennis Herrmann
Every so often the planets of our Solar System appear to line up across our skies so that we can see several of them all together at one time. This happens because all the planets are moving in their respective orbits at different speeds. Johannes Kepler, in the 16th century, determined that planets closer to […]
Chesapeake College Foundation Builds Student Success with Scholarships
The Chesapeake College Foundation provided more than $634,000 in scholarships to students for the 23-24 academic year. From computer science to nursing, welding to commercial truck driving licensure, criminal justice to dental assistant, students from more than 45-degree programs and workforce certifications were represented. The majority of the students receiving scholarships reside within the five […]