Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

NANA Club Meeting – Bethesda Transformation Center

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and r......More

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and relationships – not only to stay connected and engaged, but to strengthen the communities they care about. NANA (Nonprofit Advocates Networking Alliance) brings together retirees, community advocates, experienced professionals, and civic-minded individuals who want to make a lasting difference by supporting local nonprofits while building authentic, rewarding relationships. About Bethesda Transformation Center Bethesda Transformation Center Inc., based in Harford County, Maryland, is a faith-based 501(c)(3) non-profit bringing whole truth and healing in the name of Jesus to women suffering from life’s hurts. Our transformative 65-day live-in ministry is designed specifically for adult women who have experienced addiction, trauma, abuse, homelessness, or just looking for healing.   What to Expect You can grow your professional network AND make a real difference — in just one hour a month NANA is not another transactional networking group — it's a community built around shared values Your professional expertise has genuine, lasting value to the nonprofit you choose to support You'll build real relationships with people who care about the same things you do

Bethesda Transformation Center 3901 Rocks Rd Street, Maryland 21154

NANA Club Meeting – Hopeworks Global

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and r......More

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and relationships – not only to stay connected and engaged, but to strengthen the communities they care about. NANA (Nonprofit Advocates Networking Alliance) brings together retirees, community advocates, experienced professionals, and civic-minded individuals who want to make a lasting difference by supporting local nonprofits while building authentic, rewarding relationships. About Hopeworks Global HopeWorks Global is a prevention-focused nonprofit working to stop human trafficking before it begins. We equip individuals, families, and organizations with practical tools to recognize risk, reduce vulnerability, and respond safely. Our work focuses on early intervention, education, and community-based support to reduce vulnerability and strengthen long-term stability.   What to Expect You can grow your professional network AND make a real difference — in just one hour a month NANA is not another transactional networking group — it's a community built around shared values Your professional expertise has genuine, lasting value to the nonprofit you choose to support You'll build real relationships with people who care about the same things you do

Hopeworks Global 37 North Main St, Suite 105 Bel Air, Maryland 21014

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Networking at Night Hosted at Tar Heel Construction Group

Wrap up your workday by connecting with the premier business advocates in Harford County at Networking at Night, hosted at Tar Heel Construction Group! and Presented by Nancy Stuckey Merritt! Enjoy an evening of meaningful conversations, new connections, and familiar f......More

Wrap up your workday by connecting with the premier business advocates in Harford County at Networking at Night, hosted at Tar Heel Construction Group! and Presented by Nancy Stuckey Merritt! Enjoy an evening of meaningful conversations, new connections, and familiar faces while expanding your professional network in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.  Whether you're looking to grow your business, meet potential clients, or simply reconnect with fellow Chamber members, this is the perfect opportunity to build relationships that matter. Enjoy delicious refreshments, great company, and an exciting evening!

Tar Heel Construction Group 523 Underwood Lane Bel Air Maryland 21014 Parking is available on sight or next door at Beacon Environmental's parking lot for the event. If both parking lots are full there is a vacant field directly across the street fro

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

NANA Club Meeting – NMTC

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and r......More

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and relationships – not only to stay connected and engaged, but to strengthen the communities they care about. NANA (Nonprofit Advocates Networking Alliance) brings together retirees, community advocates, experienced professionals, and civic-minded individuals who want to make a lasting difference by supporting local nonprofits while building authentic, rewarding relationships. About NMTC NMTC is Maryland’s fast growing technology council with over 100 corporate members, US Army advocates and community supporters providing access to technology, industry, academic and government leaders in Harford, Cecil, Baltimore County and beyond. Created in 1990, organized in 1991, and operational in 1992 — the NMTC connects member companies, organizations and individuals to their peers and influential decision-makers through organized networking, informative workshops, technology and STEM educations summits, and other collaborative initiatives. What to Expect You can grow your professional network AND make a real difference — in just one hour a month NANA is not another transactional networking group — it's a community built around shared values Your professional expertise has genuine, lasting value to the nonprofit you choose to support You'll build real relationships with people who care about the same things you do

NMTC 1201 Technology Dr Aberdeen, Maryland 21001

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

NMTC Bytes, Brews, & Birdies Social & Golf Fundraiser

Bytes, Brews, & Birdies: Networking for a Cause! Join the Northeastern Maryland Technology Council (NMTC) for an evening of indoor golf, great connections, and friendly competition, all while supporting the next generation of innovators! Whether you're an experie......More

Bytes, Brews, & Birdies: Networking for a Cause! Join the Northeastern Maryland Technology Council (NMTC) for an evening of indoor golf, great connections, and friendly competition, all while supporting the next generation of innovators! Whether you're an experienced golfer, a beginner, or simply looking to expand your professional network, Bytes, Brews, & Birdies offers a fun and relaxed way to connect with local business and community leaders. Enjoy virtual golf at X-Golf Bel Air, food, drinks, networking, and exciting competitions with prizes for top performers. Not a golfer? No problem! Social tickets are available for those who want to join the fun without swinging a club. A special thank-you to our presenting sponsor, Veritech, for helping make this event possible! Bring your colleagues, invite a client, or gather a foursome and join us for a great evening that makes a difference in our community.

X-Golf Bel Air in Festival Shopping Center

2026 Decoy & Collectibles Tailgate Event

The Havre de Grace Decoy Museum is conducting this tailgate in conjunction with the Guyette & Deeter Auction at the County School. No tables or chairs provided. Spaces are on a first come, first served basis. The tailgating event is rain or shine. 

The Country School 716 Goldsborough Street Easton, MD 21601

NANA Club Meeting – Fresh Start Furnishings

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and r......More

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and relationships – not only to stay connected and engaged, but to strengthen the communities they care about. NANA (Nonprofit Advocates Networking Alliance) brings together retirees, community advocates, experienced professionals, and civic-minded individuals who want to make a lasting difference by supporting local nonprofits while building authentic, rewarding relationships. About Fresh Start Furnishings at Inner County Outreach Fresh Start Furnishings is dedicated to helping individuals and families turn empty spaces into homes by providing essential furnishings and support resources . Hosting this event within their space creates a meaningful backdrop for connection, service, and impact.   What to Expect You can grow your professional network AND make a real difference — in just one hour a month NANA is not another transactional networking group — it's a community built around shared values Your professional expertise has genuine, lasting value to the nonprofit you choose to support You'll build real relationships with people who care about the same things you do

Fresh Start Furnishings 1050 Hardees Dr, Unit B Aberdeen, Maryland 21001

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Ladies Night Networking with a Twist

We’re so excited to host our very first Favorite Things Party! Come meet other amazing women and find a new favorite thing (or two)! RSVP Here: evite.me/9kfrZP3U4H How It Works: Pick one of your absolute favorite, ......More

We’re so excited to host our very first Favorite Things Party! Come meet other amazing women and find a new favorite thing (or two)! RSVP Here: evite.me/9kfrZP3U4H How It Works: Pick one of your absolute favorite, can’t-live-without, maybe even borderline-obsession items that costs $20 or less. Bring two of the exact same item.  Share why you love it. Gift items to two other ladies through a drawing. If you know someone who would enjoy joining us, feel free to bring them along — just make sure they’re included in your headcount. We’ll have a buffet dinner and drinks set up for everyone.  

2026 Decoy & Collectibles Tailgate Event

The Havre de Grace Decoy Museum is conducting this tailgate in conjunction with the Guyette & Deeter Auction at the County School. No tables or chairs provided. Spaces are on a first come, first served basis. The tailgating event is rain or shine. 

The Country School 716 Goldsborough Street Easton, MD 21601

Harford County Commission for Women: Resource Fair

Health & Wellness Women’s Resource Fair Saturday, November 14, 2026 • 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Highlands School – 2409 Creswell Road, Bel Air TOPICS INCLUDE: • Financial Empowerment Health & Wellness • Workforce & Career Resources • Education & Family Support ......More

Health & Wellness Women’s Resource Fair Saturday, November 14, 2026 • 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Highlands School – 2409 Creswell Road, Bel Air TOPICS INCLUDE: • Financial Empowerment Health & Wellness • Workforce & Career Resources • Education & Family Support • Women-Owned Businesses • Self-Care & Wellness • Community Resources • Networking & Empowerment

The Highlands School 2409 Creswell Road - Bel Air, Maryland

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

2017 Veterans Day Benefit Concert Performance

The sacrifices made by America's brave fighting men and women in our military often involve serious injuries. Veterans with newly acquired disabilities may face enormous psychological and economic challenges upon re-entering civilian life. These challenges are often co......More

The sacrifices made by America's brave fighting men and women in our military often involve serious injuries. Veterans with newly acquired disabilities may face enormous psychological and economic challenges upon re-entering civilian life. These challenges are often compounded by the misperceptions held by some potential employers and members of the public. To combat this stigma and discrimination Blind Industries & Services of Maryland will be hosting an annual Veterans Day Concert Performance to benefit three not for profit organizations who work with soldiers and disabled veterans on Saturday, November 11th from 6-9pm.  The performance will take place at the Marriott Baltimore Waterfront. Your attendance at such a worthy event would mean a tremendous amount to all of the veterans and men and women who are currently serving in our military and will be in the audience that evening.  We also know that your belief in the programs that Blind Industries and Services of Marland, Sound Minds USA, and Warriors on the Green create to serve the men and women who have served our country will help make this event an unparalleled success. To learn more about this great event and to RSVP your attendance please contact me directly at 202-809-9057 or [email protected]. Blind Industries and Services of Maryland (BISM) is a 501(c)3 organization; EIN: 52-0591664.  A copy of our current financial statement is available upon request by contacting BISM at 3345 Washington Blvd, Baltimore, MD  21227; (410)737-2600.

2026 Decoy & Collectibles Tailgate Event

The Havre de Grace Decoy Museum is conducting this tailgate in conjunction with the Guyette & Deeter Auction at the County School. No tables or chairs provided. Spaces are on a first come, first served basis. The tailgating event is rain or shine. 

The Country School 716 Goldsborough Street Easton, MD 21601

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Phoenix Festival Theatre's Mary Poppins Auditions

* * AUDITION ANNOUNCEMENT * *   Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s MARY POPPINS The Broadway Musical   PRODUCTION STAFF Director | Shelia Kahle Musical Director | Jarrett Rettman   Something supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is flying, yes flying, into Ph......More

* * AUDITION ANNOUNCEMENT * *   Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s MARY POPPINS The Broadway Musical   PRODUCTION STAFF Director | Shelia Kahle Musical Director | Jarrett Rettman   Something supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is flying, yes flying, into Phoenix Festival Theatre…and we want *YOU* to be part of it!   AUDITIONS OPEN TO ADULTS AND YOUTH There are two kid roles (one girl, approx. 11 years of age) (one boy, approx. 9 years of age) that will be double cast. Cast 13 years of age and up.   All roles are unpaid and non-equity. No roles are precast; all roles are available.   AUDITION DATES AND TIMES * Monday, November 16, 2026, 6:45 PM @ Chesapeake Theatre * Tuesday, November 17, 2026, 6:45 PM @ Chesapeake Theatre Callbacks Wednesday, November 18, 2026 @ Chesapeake Theatre are by invitation only. If requested, all invited actors must attend in-person callbacks to be considered for that specific role.   LOCATION Harford Community College Chesapeake Welcome Center Chesapeake Theatre 401 Thomas Run Road, Bel Air, Maryland 21015   CHILD ACTORS: Kids and youth ages 9 – 16 are video only auditions. Please submit video audition by 5 PM on November 15, 2026. If requested, all invited actors must attend in-person callbacks November 18, 2026, to be considered for that specific role.   VIDEO SUBMISSIONS: Video submissions are welcome. They must be received by 5 PM November 15, 2026. Send to [email protected]. Late submissions and auditionees without a complete audition form will not be reviewed. For additional production information, information about the show, forms and sign ups, visit HarfordEvents.com!

Chesapeake Theater

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

NANA Club Meeting – MD Center for the Arts

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and r......More

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and relationships – not only to stay connected and engaged, but to strengthen the communities they care about. NANA (Nonprofit Advocates Networking Alliance) brings together retirees, community advocates, experienced professionals, and civic-minded individuals who want to make a lasting difference by supporting local nonprofits while building authentic, rewarding relationships. About MD Center for the Arts The mission of the MD Center for the Arts is to build and operate a visual and performing arts campus that provides a broad range of creative and collaborative experiences in terms of quality education, presentations, and exhibits in all disciplines of the arts. This NANA Club will also serve to create an environment of collaboration between Harford County arts organizations and businesses! What to Expect You can grow your professional network AND make a real difference — in just one hour a month NANA is not another transactional networking group — it's a community built around shared values Your professional expertise has genuine, lasting value to the nonprofit you choose to support You'll build real relationships with people who care about the same things you do

Pairings Bistro: 2105 Laurel Bush Rd, Suite 108 Bel Air, Maryland 21015

Senior & Caregiver Series: Cybersecurity and Safety

Harford County Public Library presents “Senior & Caregiver Series: Cybersecurity and Safety” on November 17 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Abingdon Library, 2510 Tollgate Road. Join ElderGuard Cyber CEO Stacey Egerton for a practical guide to protecting seniors from today's......More

Harford County Public Library presents “Senior & Caregiver Series: Cybersecurity and Safety” on November 17 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Abingdon Library, 2510 Tollgate Road. Join ElderGuard Cyber CEO Stacey Egerton for a practical guide to protecting seniors from today's evolving cyber threats. Learn to recognize phishing emails, fake tech support calls and impersonation schemes, and walk away with real-world strategies you can use immediately. For more information, visit https://programs.hcplonline.org/event/16647555.  

Abingdon Library 2510 Tollgate Road Abingdon