Events

The Talbot County Women's Club is pleased to announce its Second Annual Outdoor Life-Sized Candy Land Adventure fundraiser including carnival games, holiday crafts for kids, raffles, and historic tours on Saturday November 26th and Sunday November 27th at the Talbot County Women's Club!   The classic board game, Candy Land, will be brought to life in downtown Easton offering all ages a chance to navigate thru a life-size, fun-filled journey playing games in magical areas such as the lollypop woods, peppermint forest, and gumdrop mountain. Travel past the gingerbread house and meet Queen Frostine. Participants gather winning tickets to turn in for special prizes. The fun continues inside the Women’s Club with holiday crafts for kids, raffles, and historic holiday tours, and more.  

The annual Christmas Festival of Trees raises funds for Friends of Hospice to carry out its mission to benefit Talbot Hospice. Since 1985, Friends of Hospice has donated over 3 million dollars to benefit terminally ill people living in Talbot County. Beautifully decorated Christmas trees with the Theme “A Winter Wonderland” will be displayed in historic downtown Easton’s Tidewater Inn and are either sponsored or are for sale over Thanksgiving Weekend from November 26th - 29th. The Festival will also include a fun outside holiday event on Saturday evening called “Carols by Candlelight.”

Save the date for Shop Small Saturday! Start the holidays off right and support our local merchants!

What does it take for a bluegrass band to remain popular for over five decades? For The Seldom Scene, it's taken not only an evolving roster of talented musicians, a signature sound, and a solid repertoire, but also a sheer sense of fun. Established in 1971 in a basement in Bethesda, Maryland, the Seldom Scene has gone on to become one of the most popular progressive bluegrass bands around. With their inventive take on bluegrass, which includes versions of country music, rock, and pop, they have displayed both their original material and their interpretations of songs from limitless genres. Long live the Seldom Scene.