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Upcoming
Events
Bingo is held every Friday Night at the Easton
Volunteer Fire Department, 315 Aurora
Street, Easton. Doors open at 6:30pm. Games
start at 7:30pm. Food available from the members.
$75 payout per regular game. $100 if
100 people are in attendance. Frequent flyer
cards are available. 410-822-4848.
Emotions Anonymous support group every
Tuesday at 2:00pm, “If you have unmanageable
emotions, you’ve come to the right
place..” Learn and share. Held at Chesapeake
Voyagers Inc., 342c N. Aurora St, Easton,
410-822-1601 or 410-924-2347. Also held
in Cambridge and Denton.
Depression Recovery support group. Every
Wednesday at 4:30pm. Give it a try, isolating
may not be helping. Learn and share. Held at
Chesapeake Voyagers Inc., 342c North Aurora
St, Easton, 410-822-1601.
Bingo held on Wednesdays at 3pm at Chesapeake
Voyagers, A Mental Health, Wellness
and Recovery Center. 342c N. Aurora St, Easton.
410-924-2347 or 410-822-1601.
Dec. 1: Come to Midday Madness at St.
Luke's United Methodist Church, 304 Talbot
Street, St. Michaels, for our Christmas Boutique
and Used Jewelry Sale. Lovely jewelry
and accessories, gifts and baked goods available
from 12-3 pm and from 6 until closing. For
more information call the church office at 410-
745-2534.
Dec. 1: Greensboro’s “Lighting of the
City”, 6pm – 9pm. Parade begins at 6:00pm.
Greensboro lights up the town along the Choptank
River in this festive evening, featuring a
parade that ends at the Carnival Grounds
where you can enjoy hot chocolate and visit
with Santa! Contact: 410-482-6222 FREE!
Dec. 1: Holiday Open House at Outstanding
Dreams Farm, 24480 Pinetown Rd., Preston,
MD, 10am – 6pm. Get a head start on
your holiday shopping at this open house,
which features a raffle, farm tours, unique holiday
gifts, seasonal refreshments and more.
From luxurious Alpaca sweaters to toys crafted
from Alpaca fiber, you’ll find a gift for everyone
on your list at this family-friendly event. Guests
may also enter a raffle for a life-sized stuffed
alpaca, with a winner being drawn on Sunday,
December 2nd. Those who come to the Holiday
Open House will have a chance to meet
the growing herd of Huacaya Alpacas at while
enjoying light refreshments. Phil and Vickie,
owners of the farm, are eager to share their
love and knowledge of the gentle animals with
visitors. Contact: 410-673-2002.
Dec. 1 & 2: 12th Annual Christmas in Caroline.
Hosted by Caroline-Dorchester County
Fair Board. Dec. 1, 9am-5pm and Dec. 2,
10am-4pm. Held at the Caroline County 4-H
Park, 8230 Detour Rd., Denton, MD. Antiques,
crafts, collectibles, gift merchandise, A Children’s
Make-It Take-It Crafts Workshop, Silent
Auction, Christmas Music, Food, Fresh
Arrangements, Kids & Pet Photos with Santa,
Pony Rides and more. Free admission. For
Preston Volunteer Fire House
3680 Choptank Road, Preston, MD
December 9, 2012
more info. call 410-479-0565. Proceeds benefit
Caroline County 4-H Park Capital Improvements.
Dec. 2: Longaberger Basket Bingo, Federalsburg
Fire Hall. Doors open at 12:00 noon.
Bingo begins at 1:00 pm. $25 per person. 20
Games of Bingo, Door Prizes, Raffles, Baked
Goods, Concessions, 50/50 Drawing. Proceeds
Benefit the Colonel Richardson High
School Class of 2014 Junior Prom. For more
information, contact Lori Smith or Ann Wilson
at 410-754-5575.
Dec. 2: Toy Bingo at the Cordova Firehall.
Doors open at 12:00 noon and games start at
1pm. Cost for tickets are $15.00 in advance
or $20.00 at the door. All children ages 13 and
under must be accompanied by an adult. Refreshments
will be available for purchase.
Come on out and win some of those nice toys
for the kiddies. For ticket purchase or for more
information, call Vickie at 443-786-0341.
Dec. 2: Join the fun on Sunday afternoon from
1pm to 6pm with the first Trappe Christmas
Tour. The Rural Life Museum and four Trappe
homes will be open and decorated for Christmas.
All of Trappe's churches (four churches)
will also be open. Santa and a train display will
be at the Foster House. The cost is only a $10
donation per person to the Rural Life Museum
of Trappe, MD. A paying adult may bring one
child under 12 at no additional charge. Call
410-476-4857 or visit our website RuralLife-
Museum.org for additional information.
8:00-10:00 am
$8.00 Age 4 and up
(children 3 and under FREE)
All children ages 12 and under will receive a
FREE gift and a picture with Santa Claus.
Questions, please call
410.673.7874
Dec. 3: Caroline County Garden Club December
Meeting will be a Christmas Workshop
at 9:30am at the home of Darlene Clopper. We
will decorate wreaths for the Caroline County
Courthouse, Library, and Rural Life Museum in
Denton. Lunch to follow workshop.
Dec. 3: Lunch & Christmas Carol Sing-A-
Long with Sharon Daffin at the Talbot Senior
Center, 400 Brookletts Ave., Easton, 12pm. –
Regular Suggested Lunch Contribution -
$2.75. For more information call 410-822-
2869.
Dec. 3: The Tidewater Camera Club will be
hosting a seminar entitled "One Light Portraiture
in a Home Studio" presented by
Dave Blecman from 7-9pm in the Wye Oak
Room at the Talbot County Community Center
in Easton. David started his photographic career
in 1978 and before turning twenty, was
named Photo Editor of the county newspaper.
David started Positive Negatives in 1997 and
has concentrated on commercial photography.
David has photographed projects for such
clientele as Sears, JC Penny, Bath and Body
Works, Seagrams Americas, Holiday Inn,
Hilton Hotels, The White House etc. He has
photographed such celebrities as President
George W. Bush, Christina Aguilera, Jimmy
Buffett, Beyonce, Celine Dion and numerous
others. For more information on the speaker
visit www.posneg.com. The seminar is open
to the public. Please check the website,
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