The Garfield Center has announced the 2026 Playmakers Director and the start date for open registration. Playmakers is the GCA’s well-loved and successful theatrecraft and acting camp for young aspiring performers ages 8 through 15. The 2026 camp begins July 6th and ends with its performance weekend on July 31, August 1 and 2.
The Mainstay will welcome acclaimed folk singer songwriter and storyteller Mike Agranoff
The Mainstay will welcome acclaimed folk singer songwriter and storyteller Mike Agranoff for a special performance on Saturday, March 14, 2026 at 7:30 PM. Known for his wide ranging repertoire and captivating stage presence, Agranoff offers audiences far more than a traditional folk concert. His performances blend music, storytelling, humor, and history into an evening that is deeply engaging, thoughtful, and often unforgettable. Advance tickets are $25, and early purchase is strongly encouraged due to the intimate nature of the venue.
Mark E. Morgan, DO, MAEd Joins UM Shore Medical Group-Primary Care
Mid-Shore Community Foundation Launches Mid-Shore Connect: Expanded Training and Networking for Nonprofit Organizations
In response to the evolving needs of the local nonprofit community, Mid-Shore Community Foundation has announced a significant expansion of its events and offerings through its program, Mid-Shore Connect. The offerings which are designed to build practical skills and foster collaboration, blend expert instruction with peer connection - bringing nonprofits and community leaders together for learning, leadership, and collaboration.
Choptank Community Health System awarded accreditation from The Joint Commission
Choptank Community Health System has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for Ambulatory Health Care, formally recognizing Choptank Health’s ongoing commitment to meeting performance standards and delivering the safest, highest-quality care to its patients. The Gold Seal is a symbol of quality that reflects a health care organization’s commitment to providing safe, quality patient care.
Regional Entrepreneurs Invited to Compete for Start-up Investments at the Upper Shore STRT1UP Roadshow
Business-minded residents of the Eastern Shore are invited to an exciting showcase of regional entrepreneurship at the 2026 Upper Shore STRT1UP Roadshow, hosted by the hosted by Washington College and StartUp Maryland, in partnership with Cecil County Economic Development, Kent County Economic Development, Queen Anne’s Economic Development, and the Upper Shore Regional Council. The pitch competition will take place on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, at 2 p.m. on the Washington College campus. Aspiring entrepreneurs from Cecil, Kent, and Queen Anne's counties will pitch their innovative business ideas for a chance to win significant cash prizes. This must-attend event brings together startups, students, business leaders, and resource partners from across the Upper Shore.
Peoples Powered by Hanscom Federal Credit Union Hosts Welcome Reception, Announces $40,000 in Donations to Eastern Shore Nonprofits
The Mainstay Presents a Special Evening of Live Jazz
The Mainstay will present a special evening of live jazz on Saturday, March 7, 2026 at 7:30 PM, featuring the acclaimed James Fernando Trio in a concert that also celebrates the release of the group’s latest recording. The performance offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience one of today’s most compelling jazz trios in an intimate setting, paired with direct engagement with the artist.
For All Seasons Shares Information and Resources During Human Trafficking Awareness Month
For All Seasons hosted several activities during January to promote Human Trafficking Awareness Month. For this year’s annual Red Sand Project, staff involved all For All Seasons’ offices and many partners across the Shore in the awareness initiative using red sand to represent victims of human trafficking who may be hiding in plain sight. Red sand was poured into sidewalk or pavement cracks to spark dialogue and awareness.










