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SUMMARY:Chicken Bar-B Que Drive Through
DESCRIPTION:Chicken Bar-B-Que Drive Thru\, Sunday\, March 21st\, 10am until sold out.\nPre-orders must be picked up before Noon!\nIncluded: Leg Quarter BBQ Chicken\, Green Beans\, Macaroni Salad\, Roll & Bottle of Water. $10\, Cash or Check only.\nLocation: Easton Volunteer Fire Department\, 315 Leonard Rieck Dr\, Easton\, MD 21601
URL:https://eastonedc.com/event/chicken-bar-b-que-drive-through/
LOCATION:Easton Volunteer Fire Dept.\, 315 Leonard Rieck Drive\, Easton\, MD\, 21601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Easton Volunteer Fire Dept.":MAILTO:EastonVFD@EastonVFD.org
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SUMMARY:Intro to the History of Photo: Part III
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to the History of Photography\nPart III: Analog Forever: 1900-1957\nZoom Lecture Series\nInstructor: Mehves Lelic\, Curator\nmlelic@academyartmuseum.org\nTuesday\, March 2. Noon\nCost: Free – Registration is required\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/…/901…/WN_QS7MboObQqWWMqUYvQscWQ\nThe possibility of fixing an image has captured human imagination since antiquity. In this four-part lecture\, AAM Curator and photographer Mehves Lelic introduces the invention and historical development of processes that made the medium a multiplex tool for artistic production\, visual communication and scientific documentation\, and brought on its pivotal role in contemporary culture. Lelic will discuss the work of seminal photographers\, and relevant sociopolitical and critical context(s) that help decipher meaning and relevance.
URL:https://eastonedc.com/event/intro-to-the-history-of-photo-part-iii/
LOCATION:Maryland
CATEGORIES:Downtown Event,Virtual Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Academy Art Museum":MAILTO:academy@academyartmuseum.org
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SUMMARY:Looking for a new career or have employees who need new skills?
DESCRIPTION:January 28 at 11:30 a.m.– Chesapeake College\, Skilled Trades program explained\, plus funding available that may pay for the courses.  Register free here – Here
URL:https://eastonedc.com/event/looking-for-a-new-career-or-have-employees-who-need-new-skills/
LOCATION:Maryland
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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SUMMARY:Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy an elegant horse-drawn carriage ride through the streets of downtown Easton on Valentine’s Day weekend! \nThe carriage will depart from the front of the Tidewater Inn (101 E Dover St) and provide a tour of the historic downtown district. Bring your Valentine sweetie and make it part of a romantic weekend in Easton\, or bring the family for a fun evening downtown. \nRides are offered Fri.\, February 12 – Sun.\, February 14 from 2-6 p.m.   Schedule your ride time in-person starting at 1:30 p.m. each day (we will not be offering advanced ticketed). Each ride is $20 with a max of four adult riders or two adult and three children. We recommend arriving early to schedule your time and then visiting our downtown shops and restaurants before and after your tour. \n*Masks will be required during the ride. The carriage will be sanitized between riders and is open-air. Bring a coat and/or prepare to snuggle! \n 
URL:https://eastonedc.com/event/horse-drawn-carriage-rides-2021-02-14/
LOCATION:Tidewater Inn\, 101 E Dover Street\, Easton\, MD\, 21601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="EEDC":MAILTO:info@eastonedc.com
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SUMMARY:Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy an elegant horse-drawn carriage ride through the streets of downtown Easton on Valentine’s Day weekend! \nThe carriage will depart from the front of the Tidewater Inn (101 E Dover St) and provide a tour of the historic downtown district. Bring your Valentine sweetie and make it part of a romantic weekend in Easton\, or bring the family for a fun evening downtown. \nRides are offered Fri.\, February 12 – Sun.\, February 14 from 2-6 p.m.   Schedule your ride time in-person starting at 1:30 p.m. each day (we will not be offering advanced ticketed). Each ride is $20 with a max of four adult riders or two adult and three children. We recommend arriving early to schedule your time and then visiting our downtown shops and restaurants before and after your tour. \n*Masks will be required during the ride. The carriage will be sanitized between riders and is open-air. Bring a coat and/or prepare to snuggle! \n 
URL:https://eastonedc.com/event/horse-drawn-carriage-rides-2021-02-13/
LOCATION:Tidewater Inn\, 101 E Dover Street\, Easton\, MD\, 21601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown Event
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SUMMARY:Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy an elegant horse-drawn carriage ride through the streets of downtown Easton on Valentine’s Day weekend! \nThe carriage will depart from the front of the Tidewater Inn (101 E Dover St) and provide a tour of the historic downtown district. Bring your Valentine sweetie and make it part of a romantic weekend in Easton\, or bring the family for a fun evening downtown. \nRides are offered Fri.\, February 12 – Sun.\, February 14 from 2-6 p.m.   Schedule your ride time in-person starting at 1:30 p.m. each day (we will not be offering advanced ticketed). Each ride is $20 with a max of four adult riders or two adult and three children. We recommend arriving early to schedule your time and then visiting our downtown shops and restaurants before and after your tour. \n*Masks will be required during the ride. The carriage will be sanitized between riders and is open-air. Bring a coat and/or prepare to snuggle! \n 
URL:https://eastonedc.com/event/horse-drawn-carriage-rides/
LOCATION:Tidewater Inn\, 101 E Dover Street\, Easton\, MD\, 21601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown Event
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SUMMARY:Academy Art Museum’s Instructors’ Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:The Academy Art Museum is opening two new exhibitions on January 29\, 2021. From Cassatt to Chicago: A Celebration of Women Artists in the Permanent Collection and Academy Art Museum’s Instructors’ Exhibition will be on view through March 20. \nFollowing the centennial of the 19th Amendment\, celebrated in 2020\, From Cassatt to Chicago: A Celebration of Women Artists in the Permanent Collection presents selected highlights of works of the nearly 100 female artists in the Museum’s Permanent Collection\, including Mary Cassatt\, Judy Chicago\, Terry Haass\, Terry Parmelee\, Grace Hartigan\, Kiki Smith\, Anne Truitt\, Renee Stout\, and Lorna Simpson. \n“The Museum is proud that works by female artists make up nearly a quarter of its Permanent Collection\, which is twice the national average for U.S. museums. The exhibition demonstrates the diverse accomplishments of female artists in our collection and raises important questions about gender equality and representation in the art world. One thing these works have in common is the professional challenges these women have overcome to create their art\,” comments Museum Curator Mehves Lelic. \nThe works in the exhibition cover a wide range of movements and interests from the mid-20th century to our present moment\, including minimalism\, abstraction\, and contemporary art. \nThe Academy Art Museum’s Instructors’ Exhibition presents recent works by its exceptional team of instructors. As practicing local artists working in multiple mediums\, the instructors of our adult and children’s classes engage with what is in and around our community and beyond in intriguing ways. Their experience guiding budding and experienced student artists informs their work\, as their technical proficiency and artistic curiosity intertwine\, delivering a colorful and dynamic exhibition. \n“We haven’t done an Instructors’ Exhibition in about six years. We have an incredibly talented cadre of teachers – some with a national presence.  Many have been prolific since the pandemic so there is new material to be viewed in the show\,” comments Katie Cassidy\, artist\, instructor\, and Education Consultant at the Museum. \nLelic adds\, “Because our instructors are working artists\, creating new art is a part of their practice as teachers. They incorporate many things in their work so their students will get to enjoy seeing another side of them as makers of art.” \nExhibiting artists in the Instructor’s Exhibition include Paul Aspell\, Steve Bleinberger\, Katie Cassidy\, Rosemary Cooley\, Bernie Dellario\, Constance Del Nero\, Georgia June Goldberg\, Matthew Hillier\, Susan Horsey\, Maire McArdle\, Diane DuBois Mullaly\, Julia Rogers\, Brad Ross\, Maggii Sarfaty\, Theresa Schram\, Sahm Doherty Sefton\, Sheryl Southwick\, Cid Collins Walker\, Steve Walker\, and Meg Walsh. \nThe Academy Art Museum exhibitions are sponsored by the Talbot County Arts Council\, the Maryland State Arts Council\, and the Star Democrat. Open daily\, Tuesday through Saturday\, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday\, 12 noon to 4 p.m. \nThis winter and spring the Museum is offering a scaled-back list of class offerings\, both in-person in small groups and online to adhere to safety standards during the pandemic. For additional information or to register for a class\, visit academyartmuseum.org or call the Museum at 410-822-2787.
URL:https://eastonedc.com/event/academy-art-museums-instructors-exhibition/
LOCATION:Academy Art Museum\, 106 South St\, Easton\, MD\, 21601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Academy Art Museum":MAILTO:academy@academyartmuseum.org
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SUMMARY:From Cassatt to Chicago: A Celebration of Women Artists in the Permanent Collection
DESCRIPTION:The Academy Art Museum is opening two new exhibitions on January 29\, 2021. From Cassatt to Chicago: A Celebration of Women Artists in the Permanent Collection and Academy Art Museum’s Instructors’ Exhibition will be on view through March 20. \nFollowing the centennial of the 19th Amendment\, celebrated in 2020\, From Cassatt to Chicago: A Celebration of Women Artists in the Permanent Collection presents selected highlights of works of the nearly 100 female artists in the Museum’s Permanent Collection\, including Mary Cassatt\, Judy Chicago\, Terry Haass\, Terry Parmelee\, Grace Hartigan\, Kiki Smith\, Anne Truitt\, Renee Stout\, and Lorna Simpson. \n“The Museum is proud that works by female artists make up nearly a quarter of its Permanent Collection\, which is twice the national average for U.S. museums. The exhibition demonstrates the diverse accomplishments of female artists in our collection and raises important questions about gender equality and representation in the art world. One thing these works have in common is the professional challenges these women have overcome to create their art\,” comments Museum Curator Mehves Lelic. \nThe works in the exhibition cover a wide range of movements and interests from the mid-20th century to our present moment\, including minimalism\, abstraction\, and contemporary art. \nThe Academy Art Museum’s Instructors’ Exhibition presents recent works by its exceptional team of instructors. As practicing local artists working in multiple mediums\, the instructors of our adult and children’s classes engage with what is in and around our community and beyond in intriguing ways. Their experience guiding budding and experienced student artists informs their work\, as their technical proficiency and artistic curiosity intertwine\, delivering a colorful and dynamic exhibition. \n“We haven’t done an Instructors’ Exhibition in about six years. We have an incredibly talented cadre of teachers – some with a national presence.  Many have been prolific since the pandemic so there is new material to be viewed in the show\,” comments Katie Cassidy\, artist\, instructor\, and Education Consultant at the Museum. \nLelic adds\, “Because our instructors are working artists\, creating new art is a part of their practice as teachers. They incorporate many things in their work so their students will get to enjoy seeing another side of them as makers of art.” \nExhibiting artists in the Instructor’s Exhibition include Paul Aspell\, Steve Bleinberger\, Katie Cassidy\, Rosemary Cooley\, Bernie Dellario\, Constance Del Nero\, Georgia June Goldberg\, Matthew Hillier\, Susan Horsey\, Maire McArdle\, Diane DuBois Mullaly\, Julia Rogers\, Brad Ross\, Maggii Sarfaty\, Theresa Schram\, Sahm Doherty Sefton\, Sheryl Southwick\, Cid Collins Walker\, Steve Walker\, and Meg Walsh. \nThe Academy Art Museum exhibitions are sponsored by the Talbot County Arts Council\, the Maryland State Arts Council\, and the Star Democrat. Open daily\, Tuesday through Saturday\, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday\, 12 noon to 4 p.m. \nThis winter and spring the Museum is offering a scaled-back list of class offerings\, both in-person in small groups and online to adhere to safety standards during the pandemic. For additional information or to register for a class\, visit academyartmuseum.org or call the Museum at 410-822-2787.
URL:https://eastonedc.com/event/from-cassatt-to-chicago-a-celebration-of-women-artists-in-the-permanent-collection/
LOCATION:Academy Art Museum\, 106 South St\, Easton\, MD\, 21601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown Event
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