All Events in Salisbury

Heidi Hogden, an artist who’s emphasis is on human induced environmental change and the examination of the natural world through art, will be coming to Salisbury University to do a lecture about her work and experiences. The lecture will be held in the Conway building room 156 at 5:30PM and is free to the public. For more information go to https://www.salisbury.edu/events/?eventid=584806&eventdate=11/02/2023&event=2023-11-02:Heidi+Hogden+Artist+Talk&backloc=/events/#pageHeading Read more...

Travel back in time with Pekatawas MakataweU “Black Corn” portrayed by enactor Drew Shuptar-Rayvis in an interactive presentation of late 17th century colonial settlements on the Mid-Atlantic and the relationships between European settlers and the Algonquin people. The presentation takes place at 7:00PM Conway 153 and is free to the public. Read more...

Come to Salisbury for the Shore Fresh Growers Farmers Market to add some fresh local produce to your diet! Every Saturday 8AM -12PM from May through November. Read more...

Tom Horton, with the filmmaking team of Dave Harp, Sandy Cannon Brown and Richard Anderson examines the Chesapeake Bay’s oysters at Salisbury University on November 8th. From oyster farms, free-range watermen, the world’s biggest oyster sanctuaries and a robust presence of science and environmentalists, Environmental Studies Department’s own Michael Lewis frames the discussion with broader perspectives relating to public/private use Read more...

William Martinez presents as this year’s featured speaker for the E. Pauline Riall Lecture Series 7 p.m. Thursday, November 9, in Holloway Hall Auditorium. Through American Sign Language (ASL) paired with singing, SIGNing the Song: Power of Belonging shares the true story of a boy who grew up in a deaf household with little exposure to TV, radio or movies. Because of Read more...

Come to Salisbury for the Shore Fresh Growers Farmers Market to add some fresh local produce to your diet! Every Saturday 8AM -12PM from May through November. Read more...

The Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce Beautification Committee is hosting Salisbury Riverwalk Clean-Up Day on Saturday, November 11th from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Participants will meet in the parking lot beside Market Street Inn in Downtown Salisbury. The Chamber will furnish trash bags and gloves. Please contact Melodie Carter at 410-845-7605 if you or your business is interested in Read more...

The Wicomico County War Memorial Committee will be having a Veterans Day ceremony on Saturday, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m. at the Wicomico War Veterans’ Memorial. The memorial is located directly in front of the Wicomico Civic Center at 500 Glen Ave. Salisbury, MD. The ceremony, will include patriotic music, prayer and remembrance to honor all veterans. The event will be Read more...

Maryland Humanities is having a One Maryland One Book discussion at the Wicomico Public Library – Paul S. Sarbanes Branch. 2023’s One Book is There There by Tommy Orange, a Native American author. There There is centered on the interconnected stories of 12 Native Americans, their identities, and their experiences in Oakland California. To register, go to https://www.wicomicolibrary.org/event/one-maryland-one-book-discussion-there-there-tommy-orange-3767 Read more...

Stop by Roadie Joes in Downtown Salisbury Tuesday evening on November 14th and paint your pet’s portrait! Send them a picture of your pet and they will hand draw them before the event for your convenience! Pre-registration is required. To register, go to https://www.tcstudios.org/events/roadiejoes111423?fbclid=IwAR3x7gAqmJFGsxWCTQzbsrO_yZth-MqQ_Tqstp5CZRxQKwWQbEk6n5bEkXQ or call T.C. Studios at 443-248-4273. Email your pet’s photo at tcstudios11@aol.com by November 11th. Read more...