All Year Thursdays from 2:30PM until 5:30PM 1401 Camden Ave Salisbury, MD 21801 Looking for a place to get locally grown produce year round? Look no further than Camden Avenue Farmer’s Market! The market is held every Thursday afternoon from 2:30PM to 5:30PM in the Avery United Methodist Church parking lot just across from Salisbury University’s Dogwood Parking Lot. Read more...
Originally founded in 1925 on Salisbury’s Main Street as Kahelas Israel Congregation, Beth Israel is the only conservative congregation on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. At the time, only nine Jewish families were present in the Salisbury area and the number of families remain few. Despite this and several migrations from building to building, the synagogue has survived as a safe Read more...
The mission of the Salisbury Arts & Entertainment District is to foster the economic vitality of Downtown Salisbury by building partnerships to develop, support and promote diverse artistic, entertainment and cultural endeavors that preserve a sense of place, appreciate the unique character of the District, and build community pride. Read more...
The Downtown Salisbury University Gallery is located off campus at 212 West Main Street in the former Gallery Building. These galleries are dedicated to connecting the mission of the SU Art Galleries with the community and maintains the University Art Collection which is comprised of over 1400 objects including sculpture, paintings, photographs, folk art objects, and prints. Read more...
Located on campus in Fulton Hall Room 109, this gallery is dedicated to bringing important national and international artists’ work to campus. The gallery also features our regular faculty and student exhibitions. Read more...
This gallery is dedicated to solo exhibitions of emerging and new media artists that emphasize new aesthetic forms. Also known as Gallery 128, it can be found in Conway Hall (TETC) Room 128. Read more...
Located just off of Route 50 in Salisbury Maryland, Houston Cemetery is a historically Black cemetery established in part and named after the Houston family. Solomon Houston (some times spelled Huston) in particular was a significant figure on Delmarva. His father, Levin Houston, was one of the five founding freemen of the John Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church (now referred to Read more...
Downtown Salisbury is a designated Main Street Maryland community & Arts and Entertainment District known for its historic buildings, restaurants, art, shopping, and community events. These are just a few of the businesses in the district: Board and Brush Studio Breathe Interiors Blackwater Apothecary The Mad Hatter Cafe/ The Looking Glass Evolution Craft Brewing Company SU Downtown Art Gallery Salisbury Read more...
