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Queen Anne’s County Animal Services (QACAS) is thrilled to introduce a partnership opportunity for local businesses: the Promotional Mascot Program. This unique initiative invites businesses to join hands with QACAS in promoting adoptable pets and aiding in their quest for forever homes.
Read MoreCENTREVILLE —The music departments of Kent Island High School (KIHS) and Queen Anne’s County High School (QACHS) are thrilled to share their outstanding achievements at the Maryland District V Band Festival.
Read MoreThe Tidewater Rotary Club hosted its annual Bowling Fundraiser event on Monday, March 11, at Easton Bowl. This year’s theme, the “World Cup of Bowling,” brought together community members and businesses with a portion of proceeds benefiting the Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center.
Read MoreQueen Anne’s County Master Gardeners are busy getting ready for their 9th Annual Plant Sale slated for Saturday, May 11th at the University of Maryland Extension-Queen Anne’s County Office (505 Railroad Ave, Centreville, MD 21617) from 8:30-11:30, rain or shine.
Read MoreThe Fiber Arts Center is pleased to introduce our next quilt exhibitor, Colette Metcalf! Colette has been quilting since the 1980’s and is a prolific and talented quilter and teacher. She loves to make all types of
Read MoreQueen Anne’s County Commissioners invite you to participate in a Town Hall meeting regarding the US 50/301 Ramp Management Pilot Program on Kent Island. This event will be an opportunity for residents to listen, learn and discuss the program that was implemented this fall, the results of the study and the county’s proposal for the 2024 summer season.
Read MoreAs the weather warms up in Queen Anne’s County, the annual practice of winterizing boats with single-use shrinkwrap contributes to a significant amount of plastic waste ending up in landfills. With approximately 5,000 recreational boats in the county, and an estimated half using single-use shrinkwrap, this results in 30 tons of waste each year.
Read MoreOxford, MD – The Oxford Community Center (OCC) is pleased to announce a special event celebrating the enduring legacy of author Hulbert Footner’s 1944 classic “Rivers of the Eastern Shore.” This beloved narrative offers readers an immersive look at life along Maryland’s rivers in the early 1940s.
Read MoreWith a tiny painting of a pair of buzzards comically perched on a dead tree, a ceramic pitcher encrusted with honey bees, and a serene photo of winter trees and a farmhouse silhouetted against the blush of a dawn sky, Adkins Arboretum’s 24th annual Juried Art Show, Discovering the Native Landscapes of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, is lively, varied and full of surprises. On view through April 26, the show was juried by Mehves Lelic, who will speak about her choices at a reception on Saturday, March 9, from 2 to 4 p.m.
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