Save the Date! Saturday, September 26, 11am – 2pm at Moton Park in Easton
Family Friendly Fun!
- Live Performer
- Face Painting
- Dunk Tank
- Foam Machine
- Live DJ
- Tons of Raffle Prizes
The Talbot County Free Library is launching a new speaker series, Community Works, focused on local government and the people, partnerships, and programs that serve our community. 
The series kicks off on August 24th with “Understanding Public Safety in Talbot County”, which invites community members to join Sheriff Joe Gamble and Easton Police Chief Alan Lowrey as they explore the partnerships, coordination, and shared responsibilities that support public safety throughout Talbot County. Learn more at tcfl.org!
Community conversation and information session on the healthcare career opportunities available now and in the future on the Mid-Shore. Led by ITCH (Introduction to Careers in Healthcare), this is for students, parents, employers, healthcare providers, and anyone interested in understanding how ITCH is developing a local pipeline of future healthcare employees and the scholarships available to support their education.
Be a part of a special event to help uplift our youth and families at the Queen Anne’s County Family YMCA!
Featuring special guest from Australia, Matt Runnalls, world renowned Mind & Behavior Specialist and Mental Health Advocate.
Enjoy fun activities, such as live music, a gaga ball pit, art, resources, and food trucks!
Peace of Mind is offering a May Parent Workgroup, titled “Emotional Regulation in Elementary Aged Children,” May, 20 at the Talbot Community Center.
This workshop will be co-led by Kirby Meredith, LCSW-C and Abby Marine, MSW. Kirby is a school-based therapist at Easton Elementary school and Abby provides supportive services to students at White Marsh Elementary School.
Light refreshments and a chance to win a door prize will be offered at the event. Pre-registration is encouraged, but not required.
The Talbot Thrive Rolling Rodeo is a one day event which guides youth using bikes, skateboards and scooters through a play obstacle course. Along the way, riders are faced with decisions about safe practice, using hand signals, riding with traffic, and obeying traffic laws. There is a free helmet giveaway program as well as a bike fixit station. Parents and youth are encouraged to attend – bring your bikes (scooters and skateboards) and/or use one of the bike we will have on loan – especially balance bikes for the youngest of users. New bikes will also be raffled off!
