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SUMMARY:St Michaels Farmers Market 2025
DESCRIPTION:The St. Michaels Farmers Market (SMFM) is a non-profit\, producer-only farmers market located in charming St. Michaels on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. \nStarted in 1998 as the second-ever outpost of the renowned FreshFarm\, we’ve grown to become our own independent\, community-run market with 20-plus vendors\, dozens of volunteers\, and hundreds of visitors on Saturday mornings from spring through fall. \nA leader in the local food movement\, the SMFM is the only producer-only farmers market in Talbot County\, and one of only a handful on the entire Delmarva Peninsula. Our core mission is to support local farmers and food producers while fostering a community-based food system. We are promote sustainable agriculture\, provide farmers with vital economic opportunities\, and improve fresh food access and equity as a proud provider of SNAP\, WIC\, and EBT nutritional benefits\, for which we also offer matching dollars and additionally donate market surplus to local food pantries. We aim to educate the public about the importance of knowing your farmer and eating #positivelylocal. \nIn addition to farmers and food growers\, we also host live music\, pop-up vendors\, and community-education tents from our local community organizations\, such as the public library\, master gardeners\, and more.
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LOCATION:Downtown St. Michael’s\, Talbot Street\, St. Michaels\, MD\, 21663\, United States
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SUMMARY:Annual Easter Egg Hunt
DESCRIPTION:Thousands of eggs will be spread out on the Talbot County Courthouse grounds on Saturday\, April 4th. Enjoy an appearance by the Easter Bunny. \n10:00 AM Easter Bunny arrives on Fire Truck from our friends at EVFD \nThe anticipated start times are:\n10:15 a.m.: Infant–age 4\n10:30 a.m.: Ages 5-10
URL:https://healthytalbot.org/event/annual-easter-egg-hunt/
LOCATION:Downtown Easton\, Harrison Street\, Easton\, MD\, 21601\, United States
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SUMMARY:Play: Nature Music
DESCRIPTION:Play nature’s scales! Visit Pickering Creek this spring to listen\, dance\, and play with nature’s music! Pickering Creek Naturalist Marisa will provide some basic instruments to play with\, or you can bring your own! We will hike around the property\, listening for and mimicking the songs of insects\, frogs\, and birds. We’ll also make our own instruments and songs using materials we find along the way! This is an event geared especially for families with children ages 6-9 but all music enjoyers are welcome! $10/family. Please register.
URL:https://healthytalbot.org/event/play-nature-music/
LOCATION:Pickering Creek Audubon Center\, 11450 Audubon Ln\, Easton\, MD\, 21601\, United States
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SUMMARY:Arts Alive 2nd Tuesday Concert
DESCRIPTION:Mark Schatz – celebrated bassist known for his work with Béla Fleck – and multi-instrumentalist Rachel Eddy unite for vibrant\, heartfelt old-time music. Their blend of fiddle\, banjo\, bass\, and rich harmonies brings Appalachian tradition to life with joyful virtuosity. Back by popular demand!
URL:https://healthytalbot.org/event/arts-alive-2nd-tuesday-concert/
LOCATION:Talbot County Senior Center – Brooklett’s Place\, 400 Brooklets Ave\, Easton\, MD\, 21601\, United States
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SUMMARY:Magpie: Songs of Resistance & Hope
DESCRIPTION:In the finest American folk tradition\, Magpie brings you a stirring night of music. This concert weaves together past and present with original works by Terry & Greg\, alongside powerful selections from other contemporary songwriters\, and classics from writers such as Pete Seeger and Phil Ochs.  Expect an unforgettable evening filled with songs of outrage and resistance\, sorrow and humor\, hope and determination – music that challenges\, inspires\, and brings people together just when it matters most.  Terry Leonino & Greg Artzner are award-winning musicians\, singer/songwriters\, history scholars\, and activists whose work has long reflected a deep commitment to social justice and cultural heritage.  Presented by Carpe Diem Arts. Admission is free and open to the public.
URL:https://healthytalbot.org/event/magpie-songs-of-resistance-hope/
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SUMMARY:April Conversation on Race Explores How Language Shapes Equity
DESCRIPTION:Talbot Family Network will launch the April installment of its Conversations on Race series with a new community partnership and an interactive program focused on language\, power\, and equity. \nThe event will take place on Monday\, April 27\, 2026\, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Talbot County Free Library\, located at 100 W. Dover Street in Easton. A light dinner and refreshments will be provided. \nFor January\, Talbot Family Network is partnering with Shore Lit to present a 90-minute facilitated program centered on Critical Language Awareness and Linguistic Justice. The session will explore how language shapes perceptions\, reinforces bias\, and influences a sense of belonging\, with an emphasis on listening\, reflection\, and dialogue. \nThe program is being designed and facilitated by Shore Lit Founder and Director Kerry Folan\, who will incorporate audio storytelling and guided discussion to examine how oral prejudice and assumptions about language affect individuals and communities. The format is intended to encourage shared learning in an accessible\, welcoming environment. \nConversations on Race creates space for our community to engage with complex issues in thoughtful and meaningful ways\,” said Nancy Andrew\, executive director of Talbot Family Network. “This partnership with Shore Lit allows us to explore race through the lens of language\, which is central to how we connect\, include\, and understand one another.” \n“Our conversations about race often focus on visual signifiers and perceptions. But there are also relationships among race\, language\, and power\,” said Folan. “This conversation draws on my training as a professor of writing and literature and invites people to reflect on their own experiences with language\, considering the often invisible power structures inherent within and the impact of linguistic hierarchies on our perceptions of race. \nThe event is free and open to the public\, with advanced registration required and seating limited. Registration is available at bit.ly/apr26convo. \nThe Conversations on Race series is held monthly from September through May\, typically on the last Monday of each month. Each session stands on its own while contributing to a broader community dialogue on race\, equity\, and inclusion. Partners for the 2025–26 series include Shore Lit\, ShoreRivers\, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum\, and others. \nShore Lit is a nonprofit literary organization based on Maryland’s Eastern Shore that promotes reading\, creative writing\, and literary engagement across the region. Through free author talks\, youth writing workshops\, and literacy programs\, Shore Lit amplifies diverse voices and creates experiences of joy and connection around storytelling. Its programs serve readers and writers across ages and backgrounds throughout the Mid-Shore\, with more at www.shorelit.org. \nTalbot Family Network serves as Talbot County’s Local Management Board\, established by the state of Maryland to improve coordination of services for children and families. TFN identifies local priorities\, targets resources\, and fosters collaboration across agencies and communities. More information is available at www.healthytalbot.org/about/talbot-family-network/. \n  \nNote: This event was originally scheduled in January\, and rescheduled due to a weather-related cancellation.
URL:https://healthytalbot.org/event/january-conversation-on-race-explores-how-language-shapes-equity/
LOCATION:Talbot County Free Library – Easton\, 100 West Dover Street\, Easton\, MD\, 21601\, United States
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