Calendar of Events
So much to do, so much to see!

Two and three dimensional art exhibit.

FREE Admission.

Although the run is virtual, you get a run t-shirt and for those 21+, a complimentary wine tasting or discount on a bottle of wine is included in the registration fee. On Saturday, April 17th from 12 noon until 2pm, come to DeJon Vineyard, 5300 Hydes Road, Hyde’s, MD to pick up your t-shirt, enjoy live music, the scenic vineyard and redeem your wine coupon. Dejon offers a food truck with a great lunch menu.
Thanks for your support of the Mark D. Pacione Foundation.

Additional race information can be found at website. $30. Price increases after March 14, 2021.

Are you up for a new challenge? Join Rage Against Addiction and our followers April 1st through April 30th. Log your miles and see how you stack up to the competition.
You can register as a runner or walker, and/or create a fundraiser. Remember those lost to addiction. Honor those in recovery. Help those still struggling.

What better way to enjoy the fresh air and get active than to support a great cause.

Register at website.

Entries accepted for a juried position in the 7th Annual Harford Plein Air Painting Festival. The event will be partially virtual with an in-person exhibition, judging, and celebration, depending upon COVID-19 restrictions. Juried artists will paint between July 1 and September 6; award ceremony Sept. 17. Details at www.mdcfa.org. Registration fee: $35. Entry Juror: Eric Fuson, Executive Director, Albrecht-Kemper Museum, St. Joseph, MO.

3-week session, every Saturday. Organizer: Teen Youth Cares.

Become part of a volunteer team of invasive plant removers and native plant restorers. Learn why non-native invasive plants are a threat to our ecosystem, how to identify problem plants, and removal and restoration strategies. Wear sturdy shoes, long sleeves, and work gloves for field work in the Reserve each meeting date, weather permitting. This program is for ages 14 to adult. FREE.

Hop on over to dip net in the ponds and puddles surrounding the Center to see what is swimming around! This program is for ages 3 to adult, under 13 w/adult. $3/person.

Story time with a natural twist! Listen to stories, learn new songs, and move like the animals! This free program is for ages 0 to 6 w/adult and registration is required. FREE.

Little ones and their parents play and learn in the natural world. Stories, songs, simple crafts and discovery outings will highlight each day’s theme. Topics: Turtles, Flowers, Clouds, Frogs, Ducks, and Butterflies.

Little ones and their parents play and learn in the natural world. Stories, songs, simple crafts and discovery outings will highlight each day’s theme. Topics: Turtles, Flowers, Clouds, Frogs, Ducks, and Butterflies.

Call 410.420.9499 or stop by the Gallery to register. Covid protocols in place, including wearing a mask.

Sponsored by the Bel Air Arts and Entertainment District with funding by the Maryland State Arts Council.

$30/person.

Call 410.836.3587 for details.

Bring your preschooler to Eden Mill to discover the wonder of nature!
Programs will include nature games and activities, a story, craft and a hike
exploring the landscape.

Ages: 2 – 5 with an adult.
Fee: $9/member; $7/member sibling; or $11/non-member per
date.

Pre-registration is required! Email edenmillnaturecenter@gmail.com
or visit website.

Stop in for sewing night, bring a project you are working on, get advice or come for the social sewing circle. The focus is historical clothing of all periods but other sewing projects and challenges are welcome. We have supplies and space for cutting, ironing, measuring, and different machines available or bring your own- even if you need some help! Visit website for more details.

Doors open at 5:30pm. Bingo starts at 7pm. Kitchen opens at 5:30pm with FREE coffee all night! Progressive jackpot starting at $500.

Ladew’s popular Lecture Series is back for Spring… but this season it will be presented virtually. Be inspired by these renowned speakers who will offer insights and inspiration to garden lovers and gardeners of all ages and abilities. Enjoy these journeys through explorations of garden design concepts, plant selections, growing techniques, floral design, natural history, decorative arts, history, and environmental sciences.

Local and Sustainable Floral Design with Ellen Frost, floral designer with Local Color Flowers.

Ellen Frost will share her passion for locally grown flowers and sustainable floral design discussing local flower sourcing and sustainable design mechanics. She will create a floral design using flowers, foliage and flowering branches sourced from farms located within 100 miles of Baltimore. She’ll also share stories about the farmers that grew the flowers that she will be using in her design.

Ellen Frost is the founder and owner of Local Color Flowers, a design studio in Baltimore, Maryland, which sources all of its flowers, foliage and branches and plants from farms within 100 miles of Baltimore. Frost has an MBA from Loyola University and is a Baltimore Master Gardener. She is a national leader in the Local Flowers movement and is an active member of the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers.

For questions: contact Sheryl Pedrick at spedrick@ladewgardens.com or 410.557.9570, x 226.

Lectures will be presented virtually through Zoom. They will be recorded and available for paid registrants.

Cost per lecture: $15 Ladew member; $20 non-member.

Series Discount: $75 member; $100 non-member (includes all 6 lectures; one is free).

Opera House and Virtual Tickets are available! FREE but registration, for both in-person and virtual tickets, required.

Rachel Carson ignited the modern environmental movement after a challenging childhood in Pennsylvania during the Great Depression, followed by her graduate study at Johns Hopkins University. Her three books about the sea, including Silent Spring, catapulted this shy scientist into the limelight where chemical industries attacked her findings of DDT and President Kennedy’s committee validated her findings. This performance highlights Carson’s research, personal life, and legacy, which we still enjoy today along the Chesapeake Bay.

Rachel Carson is portrayed by Colleen Webster, a living history performer. In addition to her academic career in literature as a Professor of English at Harford Community College, Colleen earned a Master Naturalist Certificate from Harford County Parks and a certificate in Environmental Studies from Johns Hopkins University. She is a field trip leader for the Maryland Ornithological Society, Harford Chapter, and the Chesapeake Audubon Society.

Hosted by Harford County Public Library. Join our guild as we hunt for treasure throughout the realms using Discord as our virtual tabletop. High school players of all D&D skill levels are welcome to join our monthly adventure.

Registration is required and space is limited. Secure your spot at website.

Virtual event to feature concerts by four local bands paired with appetizers and craft cocktails from local restaurant group.

The Baltimore Station will once again host its annual Homerun for Recovery fundraiser but this year’s event is going virtual. On Thursday, April 22 from 6-8pm, guests can experience four concerts from the comfort of their own home while enjoying a curated menu including appetizers and cocktails from the 206 Restaurant Group, owners of Pratt Street Ale House, Oliver Brewing Company, The Ale House Columbia Five & Dime Ale House, Chesapeake Cider Company, Park Tavern and Donnelly’s Dockside. The concerts will feature local bands playing a mix of musical genres—Boot ‘N Rally (country), Midnite Run (classic rock) and Dat Feel Good (Motown). The menu will feature Nashville Chicken Pickup Sticks with Ranch Hot Honey Aioli, Buratta Caprese with Charred Tomatoes, Basil Infused Olive Oil & Balsamic Reduction, Birria “Rockuitos” with Guacamole Cream Sauce and Jambalaya Stuffed Roasted Jalapeno Peppers paired with craft cocktails such as Kentucky Mule, Blood Orange Crush and Cucumber Mint Fizz, which align with each of the concerts and featured genre.

Tickets for the event are $150 and include access to the concerts and food and drink for two people. For those interested in just the concerts, tickets are $20. Additionally, attendees and the general public can participate in an online silent auction that will feature packages such as accommodations in Ocean City, Deep Creek, and Rehoboth; an oyster and wine pairing experience; restaurant gift certificates; wine packages; and unique COVID-friendly experiences. All funds raised at the event will support the organization’s therapeutic residential and community-based outpatient treatment programs for veterans and others transitioning through the cycle of poverty, substance use disorder, and homelessness to self-sufficiency.

See ticket link to purchase tickets.

This Earth Day, Rachel Carson is coming to the Natural History Society of Maryland. Don’t miss this opportunity to meet an icon. This leader of the modern environmental movement, has strong ties to Maryland. She obtained a Masters Degree in Zoology from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, worked for the US Fish and Wildlife Service in D.C. and living in Silver Spring, Maryland, wrote the seminal book, Silent Spring that spurred a nationwide reversal pesticide policy, including the ban of DDT.

This special fundraising event for the NHSM will be broadcast via Zoom from the NHSM Museum headquarters in Overlea, Maryland. In addition to the performance, Rachel Carson will be posthumously granted an honorary membership to NHSM.

Colleen Webster assumes the persona of this legend in a one-woman show that highlights Carson’s research, personal life and legacy, which we still enjoy today along the Chesapeake Bay. Find out more about Colleen here: https://livinghistoryperformances.com/

$15 NHSM Members; $25 Non-Members. Register at website.

2020 was filled with challenges. Many people questioned their place in society and how they fit into the landscape of our country. For 2021 we are focusing on celebrating each and every one us, no matter your color, size, age, socioeconomic status, religion, or sexual orientation. This year, we are committed to providing you practical tools that will help you to embrace diversity in everything that you do.

See website for keynote presenter and breakout sessions.

Virtually via Zoom. Registration closes April 2. Fee: $30.

Investigate the physical, chemical, and biological components of the water in Otter Point Creek, so vital for habitat, recreation, and drinking water. Experiment with currents, acidity, clarity, oxygen levels, and microscopy! Combine field and lab work each date. This program is for ages 10 to 14 years old. Fridays, April 16, 30, May 7, 21. $30/child for 4-week session.

Online event. This is a limited ticket sales event so get your tickets early. $15 per ticket.

Support Victims of Intimate Partner Violence by attending the Virtual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes®. You pick the time, You pick the place, You still wear your heels!

Put yourself in “her shoes.” Since 2001, men, women, and their families around the world have joined Walk a Mile in Her Shoes®: The International Men’s March to Stop Rape, Sexual Assault & Gender Violence. It is a unique opportunity to raise awareness in our community about the serious causes and effects of sexualized violence.

Due to continued COVID restrictions, our walk will once again be VIRUTAL!
Why participate in Walk a Mile in Her Shoes®? This event is a key awareness and fundraising event for SARC. It allows SARC to provide free services and resources to victims of sexual and domestic violence. According to RAINN, every 73 seconds, an American is sexually assaulted. 1 out of every 6 American women has been the victim of an attempted or completed rape in her lifetime and 9 out 10 rape victims are female. 1 in 33 American men have experienced an attempted or completed rape in their lifetime.

This year’s walk may still be different, but the cause remains the same: to support survivors, to bring awareness to sexual assault, and to raise as critical funds help support SARC’s mission and advocate for victims and survivors.

There are weekly challenges taking place and activities for the entire family to take part in. Follow SARC on social media and make sure you are signed up to receive SARC emails so you can participate in virtual challenges and be sure to join us on Saturday, April 24th for a message from our Honorary Chair Barry Glassman and for fun virtual activities and surprises that everyone can enjoy! All participants who register on of before April 5th will receive their complimentary event t-shirt and swag bag.

Sponsors of Walk a Mile in Her Shoes® can promote their businesses for an affordable investment, all while supporting a very critical and urgent need in our community. Sponsorship levels offer different benefits including recognition in all pre-event publicity and on the organization’s website, social media ads, as well as recognition at the virtual event.

Proceeds from the event go to benefit SARC the only full-service domestic violence and sexual violence agency in Harford County. SARC is a comprehensive victim services program that provides resources to primary and secondary victims of domestic violence, sexual violence, dating violence, child abuse and stalking in Harford County, Maryland.

SARC’s Walk a Mile in Her Shoes® sponsors to-date include SARC’s Presenting Sponsor Harford Mutual Insurance, Harford County Government, Decisive Data Systems, Saiontz & Kirk, P.A., APGFCU, Elegant Restoration, WSMT Insurance, The Kelly Group, Innovative Insurance Solutions, Chesapeake Employers Insurance, Harford Bank, Harford County Government – Barry Glassman, Window World, Jones Junction, DeCapite & DeCapite PA, and Podiatry Associates.

If you or your business is interested in becoming an event sponsor, register to walk or make a donation, please visit https://secure.qgiv.com/event/swamihs2/ or contact eflynn@sarc-maryland.org. Follow SARC on social media at www.facebook.com/SARCharfordcounty and visit our website www.sarc-maryland.org for more information and event details and you can sign up to receive regular updates.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Sign up now to attend this FREE virtual conference to help teens and young adults with Individualized Education Plans and 504 Plans transition successfully from high school to adulthood. The virtual expo, open to young people, families, educators, and other professionals, will include online workshops on key transition topics as well as information from representatives of local exhibitors, vendors, agencies, organizations, and support groups.

Register now at website to reserve the workshops of your choice.

The Food Giveaway serves to provide fresh and nutritious food to community members in need. You can get plugged in and help with this amazing serving opportunity. Food Giveaways are drive thru style, in an effort to maintain the health and safety of volunteers and guests. Some Health Fair vendors will be onsite. These events will honor all state and local guidelines related to COVID-19 to include wearing masks and maintaining social distancing.

If you or your group would like to serve at the food giveaway, please email kathleenbradley@mountaincc.org. We are continuing to manage volunteer participation closely so that we can maintain social distance and keep our volunteers and guests safe. There are plenty of things to do from set-up, food distribution, guest registration, and tear-down. Volunteers should arrive between 7:30-8am, dressed appropriately for the weather, and prepared to serve.

Clean out your medicine cabinet. Liquids and sharps in proper containers accepted.

4 drop-off locations for unused and expired medications:

Parking Lot of the County Office Building: 220 S. Main Street, Bel Air (corner of Business Rt 1 and Main Street):

Bel Air Police Department: 39 N. Hickory Avenue, Bel Air;

Havre de Grace Police Station: 715 Pennington Avenue, Havre de Grace;

Wegmans: 21 Wegmans Boulevard, Abingdon.

Information: 410.638.3333 or odcp@harfordcountymd.gov.

Can you build a shelter or keep yourself warm in the woods? Put your skills to the test and find out what it takes to survive in the wild. This program is for ages 6 to adult, under 13 w/adult. $6/person.

Open House, Flea Market and Plant Sale. Rain date Sunday, April 25. $15 registration. Contact Rear Commodore Mark Matassa for more information: mnm211@comcast.net or 443.243.0570.

Glaze your own Raku Succulent flower pot. All materials included with the class and step by step instruction from local artist Doug Barry. Witness the Raku firing process and take your Succulent flower pot home the same day. Sign a liability waiver and assist in the firing process.

$55 per person includes all materials plus succulent and a glass of wine in keepsake wine glass.

Class size: 6 participants. No refunds due to limited seating. Purchase ticket at website.

Sponsored by ChemFree. “Doors” open at 11am; games begin at 12pm. Themed Baskets, Money Boards, Raffles, 50/50’s, food for sale. All are welcome!

Bingo is $20 in advance; $25 at the door.

Come have some fun and help us make this year as memorable as possible for our senior class.

Tickets: www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0f4fa5af2fa7fb6-chemfree2.

Check out one of our live critters up close while discovering what makes that animal special. This free program is for all ages and registration is required. FREE.

Glaze your own Raku Succulent flower pot. All materials included with the class and step by step instruction from local artist Doug Barry. Witness the Raku firing process and take your Succulent flower pot home the same day. Sign a liability waiver and assist in the firing process.

$55 per person includes all materials plus succulent and a glass of wine in keepsake wine glass.

Class size: 6 participants. No refunds due to limited seating. Purchase ticket at website.

Tree of Life is a symbol of a fresh start on life, positive energy, good health and a bright future. As a symbol of immortality, a tree grows old, yet it bears seeds that contain its very essence and in this way, the tree becomes immortal – as a symbol of growth and strength. Skills needed: braiding.

We will use strips of fabric, ribbon, twine and lace to create this 18 inch beautiful dreamcatcher.

$35 per person includes a glass of wine. Book online or call 410.658.8388 to complete your booking.

Covid-19 procedures will be in place. We have an expanded format with plenty of space. Don’t forget your mask.

A support group for those who have a loved one struggling in addiction. Meets every Saturday at 6:30pm at Mt. Zion Church in the Education Building (Up from the tent). Masks required. For more information, contact lisa.craig4@verizon.net.

Celebrate Earth month by setting off on a sunset canoe adventure on Otter Point Creek. Keep your eyes open to the beauty that awaits, while keeping your mind focused on all this planet gifts us. This program is for ages 8 to adult, under 16 w/adult. $15/person.

Live-streamed, Online event.

Savor a century and a half of Baroque treasures from across Europe – Live Online! Baroque music was written to move the passions, and we promise nothing less for our final concert of the season. Swoon for the lyricism of Monteverdi, get swept off your feet in dance-crazy France, and awe at the intellectual grandeur of Bach – and of course, we’ll bring you a Chandos Anthem by our namesake, Handel! We welcome the Baroque vocalists of Third Practice and period instrument forces for a lively, historically informed performance, all live-streamed directly to your home. FREE.

Are you looking to sell decor from your wedding? Join us for a wedding showcase event. Tables are $10. Advanced registration required.

Puzzled by what kinds of trees are growing on your property? Bring in some branches, with leaves, and take part in a hands-on lab to learn how to identify deciduous trees. This program is for ages 8 to adult, under 13 w/adult. $3/person.

All materials and supplies will be provided to create this unique Tree of Life mounted in an aluminum ring. Several colors of wire to choose from.

$45 per person includes all material and glass of Dove Valley Wine.

Susquehanna Workforce Network is partnering with Harford Community College to provide production technician training at no cost, through a grant from the Maryland Department of Labor. Learn the skills needed to be employed in high-paying manufacturing jobs, such as machine operators, maintenance mechanics/helpers, applied engineering technicians and forklift operators. Call 443.866.9161 or 443.466.1309 to register.

Little ones and their parents play and learn in the natural world. Stories, songs, simple crafts and discovery outings will highlight each day’s theme. Topics: Turtles, Flowers, Clouds, Frogs, Ducks, and Butterflies.

Little ones and their parents play and learn in the natural world. Stories, songs, simple crafts and discovery outings will highlight each day’s theme. Topics: Turtles, Flowers, Clouds, Frogs, Ducks, and Butterflies.

Call 410.836.3587 for details.

Stop in for sewing night, bring a project you are working on, get advice or come for the social sewing circle. The focus is historical clothing of all periods but other sewing projects and challenges are welcome. We have supplies and space for cutting, ironing, measuring, and different machines available or bring your own – even if you need some help! Visit website for more details.

You are trapped in a room with 5 other people and you must all work together to get out before your time expires. Great networking opportunity to see how well you can work with others to achieve a goal. Besides bragging rights as to which team gets out of their room first, each member of the winning team will receive a gift certificate to The Olive Tree Restaurant in Aberdeen, and a special gift. *Space is limited so don’t wait till the last minute! (must arrive 15 minutes prior to event start time). $25.

Doors open at 5:30pm. Bingo starts at 7pm. Kitchen opens at 5:30pm with FREE coffee all night! Progressive jackpot starting at $500.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Join SARC in showing support for victims of sexual violence by wearing denim on April 28th. Use the hashtag #SARCDenimDay to share with us. Or email your pictures to eflynn@sarc-maryland.org.

The Main Street Social is an opportunity for professionals in Downtown Bel Air to make lasting connections and build mutually beneficial relationships. We invite you to join the Alliance or renew your membership dues at these networking events, and at each one your first beer or glass of wine is on us!

Frida Kahlo. Tickets – $7 each night. Purchase tickets at eventbrite.com or call Harford Artist’s Gallery at 410.420.9499.

Nudge around the endless nooks and crannies of Otter Point Creek and the upper Bush River with an adults only group. Choose one trip or all three to track the changes on the water through the spring season of northward migration and bud burst. This program is for adults. $12/person.

With a high tide and high hopes, board the Pontoon Boat to see what’s up and at ’em on a fine spring day. Bring your cell phone to record sightings and report them to the City Nature Challenge using the iNaturalist app. Boost Harford County’s biodiversity data! This program is for ages 2 to adult, under 13 w/adult. $10/person.

Cost is $65 per ticket or $600 for 10 tickets. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Please click on the link below for additional information.

COVID precautions have resulted in the postponement of the scheduled activities at the Havre de Grace High/Middle School. Despite this setback, the Decoy Museum has decided to move ahead with the activities below on the museum property:

Greet Honorary Chairman, Captain Jeff Coats. Dedication of the outdoor artwork at the Museum (front of Museum).

Congratulate Harford Living Treasure Award Winners – Allen Fair and Jim Pierce (Carvers Gallery).

Opening of the David Blackiston Exhibit – Greet David Blackiston (Library Area, Carvers Gallery).

Face covering must be worn when inside the Decoy Museum and outside when social distancing is not possible.

With Aerosmith postponing their 50th Anniversary tour until 2022, Last Child – Aerosmith Experience is the next best thing!!

Last Child – Best Bad Boys Of Boston Aerosmith Experience!!

Performing the best of Aerosmith from the classics to the newer vintage hits. High energy performance and hit after hit songs by America’s longest standing rock band – Aerosmith.

Doors open at 7pm. Portion of proceeds benefit Luna’s House. $20 per ticket.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

COVID precautions have resulted in the postponement of the scheduled activities at the Havre de Grace High/Middle School. Despite this setback, the Decoy Museum has decided to move ahead with the activities below on the museum property:

8-10am: Registration for waterfront decoy competition (museum grounds);
10am-12pm: Registration for J. Evans McKinney Old Decoy Contest (Carvers Gallery);
10am-12pm: Registration for the Carving Competition (Carvers Gallery);
10am-4pm: Waterfront Decoy Competition (Waterfront);
8am-4pm: Tailgate event (Museum grounds);
1-4pm: J. Evans McKinney Old Decoy Contest Public Viewing (Carvers Gallery);
1-4pm: Carving Competition (Carvers Gallery).

Face covering must be worn when inside the Decoy Museum and outside when social distancing is not possible.

Harford County residents only. No out of county/state. No commercial businesses. MD driver’s license with current Harford County address will be needed to enter. Household hazardous waste (HHW) is any leftover material that is corrosive, toxic, ignitable, or reactive. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the average home may have as much as 100 pounds of HHW in basements, garages, and storage closets. In addition to HHW event, we will be hosting free on-site document shredding. There will be a four box limit per vehicle.

For a full listing of acceptable items, please visit website.

Date Changed! Come out and explore the science of everything! The Magic of Science Fair and Festival will feature sports competitions, drone races, play areas, magic shows, a major regional science fair, science experiments, exhibits, and vendor activities.

The day will feature a regional science fair for middle school students that begins at 8am and culminates with an awards ceremony at 3pm. The main Festival begins at 11am and lasts until 4pm. There will be activities for learners of all ages, from infants to adults. FREE.

Featured Food Truck – Smoke-n-Wheels BBQ. Authentic slow smoked Memphis-style barbeque using a real wood pit for an authentic taste that isn’t short on flavor.

Live Music – Rumor and Flood.

Covid-19 procedures will be in place. We have an expanded format with plenty of space. Don’t forget your mask. Event held in heated outdoor pavilion. No outside beverages allowed.

Gather at water’s edge for an afternoon canoe in search of flora and fauna to record for the Baltimore City Nature Challenge! This program is for ages 8—adult, under 13 w/adult. $12/person.

Havre de Grace Arts Collective presents The Mosaic Project’s “Dawns Early Light” – True stories from the 1813 British Attack on Havre de Grace at 2pm.

Food Truck Festival with Craft Beer.

Live Music: No Boundaries – 2:30-5pm; The New Romance – The Ultimate 80’s tribute band experience – 6-8:30pm.

Fireworks.

Celebrating Defender’s Day. Beer and Alcohol Garden. Live Performance by The Mosaic Project “Dawn’s Early Light” (true stories of the 1813 British Attack on the Town).

Live Music:
No Boundaries – 2:30-5pm;
The New Romance – 6-8:30pm – The Ultimate 80’s Tribute Band Experience.

Fireworks.

A support group for those who have a loved one struggling in addiction. Meets every Saturday at 6:30pm at Mt. Zion Church in the Education Building (Up from the tent). Masks required. For more information, contact lisa.craig4@verizon.net.

Blue Crab Glass on Glass Mosaic 8″ x 10″ framed. Maryland loves the blue crab so much, we made it a mosaic glass on glass piece. These look great on the wall or in the sun. Yes, they look like a sun catcher if hung in the window.

This class is lots of fun, you will learn to cut the glass and glue. We send you home with grout and instructions. Or don’t grout and leave it just the way it is. $60 per person includes all material and glass of wine. No refunds due to limited seating.

Bring a picnic basket and relax outside with live music on Sunday afternoon. There are no tickets required, chilled bottles will be available for purchase.

Check out Otter Point Creek’s scaly friends! Find out which fish are common in our waters while getting up close and personal through activities and hands-on “fish” time. This program is for ages 3—adult, under 13 w/adult. $4/person.

Instructor: Carrie Engel from Valley View Farms.

Let’s plant a container full of plants that will attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Additional plants will be available for sale. $45 per person includes all material and includes glass of wine.

Get tickets at website.

Call 410.836.3587 for details.

Stop in for sewing night, bring a project you are working on, get advice or come for the social sewing circle. The focus is historical clothing of all periods but other sewing projects and challenges are welcome. We have supplies and space for cutting, ironing, measuring, and different machines available or bring your own – even if you need some help! Visit website for more details.

Doors open at 5:30pm. Bingo starts at 7pm. Kitchen opens at 5:30pm with FREE coffee all night! Progressive jackpot starting at $500.

Gallery Night Event (weather permitting), with live music and the featured artists here in person to discuss their work. Food trucks will be onsite serving food until 7pm each day.

Each month, we will invite three local artists to put their work on display in our Taproom for the entirety of that month. Some of the artwork may be for sale, but not all, as that will be left up to the artists themselves.

Interested artists can reach out to info@fallingbranchbeer.com or adam@fallingbranchbeer.com with a brief bio and a sample of their work.

Hosted by Harford County Public Library. FREE online event.

Come to Festival Park in Aberdeen and enjoy an English tea party in our pavilion. You may choose from a variety of teas while sampling mini sandwiches, scones and other desserts. Reservations are required in parties of 2 or 4. First seating is from 4-5:30pm, second seating is from 5:30-7pm. Each participant will take home a small gift from the Main Street Coordinator. Seating is limited so be sure to make your reservation early.

Join us for a new exciting Scavenger Hunt exploring Harford County benefitting Boys & Girls Clubs in Harford County. Team up with family and friends and work through a series of missions visiting local businesses and landmarks. Compete against other teams for the top spot on the leaderboard and walk away with over $500 in prizes! The three-day event will begin on May 7 and teams will have until May 9 at midnight to complete as many missions as possible. $20 per person.

Harford County’s best block party is the Bel Air Downtown Alliance’s “First Friday” presenting local live music, beer and wine, food vendors and more. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Pending COVID-19 restrictions – Best First Friday in Harford County! Enjoy a family-friendly, festive celebration on closed downtown streets. Live bands, cafe seating at our restaurants, food trucks, merchandise vendors, store specials, kids zone, classic car show and more. COVID-19 protocols will be in effect.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Spend quality time with mom while soaking up the sun, floating along the Bush River. Search for animal moms and their babies in and along the water. This program is for ages 2—adult, under 13 w/adult. $10/person.

Guided nature/history trail walk on the North Park Loop Trail, also known as the Joe K Trail. Easy walk of 1.5 miles in 90 minutes. All ages. Rain or shine. FREE. Meet at the parking lot for the Susquehanna Museum at the Lock House, 817 Conesteo Street, Havre de Grace.

Hosted by The Humane Society of Harford County. Rain date: 5/15. Applications now accepted for vendors selling handmade crafts or gently used housewares at website.

Covid-19 procedures will be in place. We have an expanded format with plenty of space between students. Don’t forget your mask.

This glass windchime workshop is sure to delight all windchime lovers. Create your very own one of a kind glass windchime, made from sliced wood and tumbled glass. You will pick 30 pieces of tumbled stained glass (lot’s of color choices), drill the holes in your wood slice and assemble your windchime.

All supplies included. Cost – $45.

Hosted by MD Glass Creations. Join us to make your very own Glass on Glass Sunflower. These are beautiful when hung in the window. The sun comes through just like a stained glass panel. We supply everything you need to complete your class. You choose pre-cut glass or glass you can cut yourself. Great class for kids 10+. Get tickets at website.

Watch our turtles, fish and snakes eat while learning about these fascinating creatures. This free program is for all ages and registration is required.

FREE.

Students will enjoy the afternoon painting a birdhouse gourd. This hand painted work of art can be used inside or outside. Class is for all skill levels. All materials provided. Limit 20 students per class. Call 410.658.8388 to complete your booking. No refunds due to limited seating.

Covid-19 procedures will be in place. We have an expanded format with plenty of space between students. Looking forward to seeing you there, at a distance, with a mask on.

$35.

As spring settles in and day flows into night, catch the spectacle of shift change smack dab in the middle of the marsh. Don’t forget your camera! This program is for ages 10 – adult, under 16 w/adult. $15/person.

A support group for those who have a loved one struggling in addiction. Meets every Saturday at 6:30pm at Mt. Zion Church in the Education Building (Up from the tent). Masks required. For more information, contact lisa.craig4@verizon.net.

Grammy-nominated musician and Bass Player Hall of Famer Lee Rocker made his mark singing, playing, standing on, spinning and rocking his giant upright bass as a founding member (along with Brian Setzer and Slim Jim Phantom), of the Grammy-nominated music group The Stray Cats, who sold over 10 million albums. The Stray Cats’ worldwide mega hits “Stray Cat Strut,” “Sexy and Seventeen,” and “Rock this Town” have become a part of the fabric or rock and roll.

Reserved seating. Tickets start at $19.

$45 Tickets include post-show Meet & Greet.

The Belle Aire Market is a seasonal open air market featuring antiques and finely crafted artisan items. Expect to see your fan-favorite vendors regularly while we also welcome new brands for you to enjoy monthly. With the original spelling of our dear town, The Belle Aire Market will evoke feelings of a Parisian bazaar with live music and fresh-baked sweets, right here in Downtown Bel Air.

Bring a picnic basket and relax outside with live music on Sunday afternoon. There are no tickets required, chilled bottles will be available for purchase.

“You Ain’t Nothin’ but a Rock Hound” following this program! Learn how to describe and classify collected specimens using field and lab tests, and the many ways rocks, minerals and fossils affect daily life. This program is for ages 8—adult, under 13 w/adult.

$4/person.

Call 410.836.3587 for details.

Join ecologist John Canoles on the second Tuesday of each month to explore Ladew’s Nature Walk. Each season brings something new to explore along the mile-long trail. Be sure to dress in hiking gear as the trail can be muddy in some areas.

Come along for a walk along the Nature Walk to experience the spring migration. Hopes will be high to catch glimpses of migrating warblers and resident birds preparing for summer.

Purchase tickets at website. $10 Members; $20 Non-Member (Price includes admission to Gardens).

Stop in for sewing night, bring a project you are working on, get advice or come for the social sewing circle. The focus is historical clothing of all periods but other sewing projects and challenges are welcome. We have supplies and space for cutting, ironing, measuring, and different machines available or bring your own – even if you need some help! Visit website for more details.

Doors open at 5:30pm. Bingo starts at 7pm. Kitchen opens at 5:30pm with FREE coffee all night! Progressive jackpot starting at $500.

Georgia O’Keeffe. Tickets – $7 each night. Purchase tickets at eventbrite.com or call Harford Artist’s Gallery at 410.420.9499.

Hosted by Harford County Public Library. Join our guild as we hunt for treasure throughout the realms using Discord as our virtual tabletop. Middle school players of all D&D skill levels are welcome to join our monthly adventure.

Registration is required and space is limited. Secure your spot at website.

Plants and crafts for sale from local garden clubs. Sponsored by the Town of Bel Air Appearance & Beautification Committee.

Masks required when indoors and when unable to socially distance outside. The event will take place inside the Armory as well as in outdoor Armory Park (weather permitting).

Public parking available at the Bel Air Parking Garage. FREE admission.

Nudge around the endless nooks and crannies of Otter Point Creek and the upper Bush River with an adults only group. Choose one trip or all three to track the changes on the water through the spring season of northward migration and bud burst. This program is for adults.

$12/person.

Live music from 6-9pm, food truck. Outdoors. If cancelled due to weather, tickets will serve as a $10 voucher at winery for 90 days after event date.

All government issued guidelines must be followed until further notice. Please visit website for current guidelines and restrictions. Protocol is subject to change as government restrictions are updated.

No outside alcohol or food is allowed.

Cancellation will be announced by 4pm on the day of at the latest. 100 tickets available. Tickets must be purchased online in advance. Tickets will not be available at the door. $10. All sales are final.

We’ll be virtual this year, but that doesn’t mean that we’ll be any less. This is a great chance to involve your far away friends and families in your fun. Plan a poster making party, have a Zoom parade, host a virtual cooking contest – the sky’s the limit.

Unfortunately, cancer doesn’t go away in a pandemic and our Cancer LifeNet patients need our help more than ever. Form a team, join a team or make a donation using link below.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Calling all crafters, artists, and vendors. We are looking for people to join our 2nd annual Spring Craft Festival and Vendor Fair. Proceeds will support the Children of Zion Village, and orphanage in Nambia. We are raising money to build a new playground and to fund general operations of the orphanage.

Rain date – Saturday, May 22, 2021.

Vendor space is 1.5 parking spots – $20/spot ($30 if you need a table).

Cash, checks written out to Children of Zion, Inc, or PayPal (contact us for electronic payment information).

Set up begins at 6:30am; all tables should be set up by 7:45am. All vendors should be cleaned up by 3pm.

We are only accepting one vendor from each direct sales company, so reserve your spot quickly. More details are included in application form.

See facebook page for vendor application form, payment information, and to contact before sending payment to ensure someone from that company hasn’t already been accepted.

Drive-thru grocery distribution to those who are in need or have families in need.

Come learn all about Acrylic Pour Painting and how to achieve some awesome results by “swiping”! Laura Hofherr leads this fun filled workshop.

Call or stop in the Gallery to register. 410.420.9499.

$50 per person.

Sponsored by the Gardens de Grace Club on the grounds of the HdG Maritime Museum and Lighthouse Keeper’s House grounds. Featuring native plants, perennials, annuals, herbs, vegetables, nature-inspired artisans & craft vendors, garden décor, food vendors, activities, and more!

Let’s try this again…”Gardens Along the Chesapeake and More”. View private gardens along the Chesapeake and around historic Havre de Grace. This event is a fundraiser for the Havre de Grace Maritime Museum. Sponsored by the Gardens de Grace Club. 410.652.9757. Email: gardensdegrace@hotmail.com

Visit our Facebook Page Havre de Grace Secret Garden Tours for additional information.

Check out one of our live critters up close while discovering what makes that animal special. This FREE program is for all ages and registration is required.

The Custom & Classic Card Educational Foundation presents Saturday evening cruises at Harford Vineyard and Winery.

No cover.

Come relax with fellow car lovers and enjoy some great local wines and scenery.

No outside food allowed when food truck is on-site. Food by Food by Fire.

For more information, please visit www.savethehobby.com or call Dave at 410.937.6866.

All rain dates are Sunday, the following day from 12-4pm.

A support group for those who have a loved one struggling in addiction. Meets every Saturday at 6:30pm at Mt. Zion Church in the Education Building (Up from the tent). Masks required. For more information, contact lisa.craig4@verizon.net.

Become part of a volunteer team of invasive plant removers and native plant restorers. Learn why non-native invasive plants are a threat to our ecosystem, how to identify problem plants, and removal and restoration strategies. Wear sturdy shoes, long sleeves, and work gloves for field work in the Reserve each meeting date, weather permitting. This program is for ages 14 to adult.

FREE.

Learn the art of glass blowing while making your own pumpkin, paperweight, starfish or ring holder. When you sign up you will need to pick a time frame. Classes will start at 12pm and end at 5pm. We will schedule 5 people per hour. Please note that you will not leave with your projects, there is a time of “cooling”. You may pick up your project the following weekend.

What causes Atlantic hurricanes? What will this season bring? What have Maryland hurricanes looked like? How are they named? Learn these things and more during this lesson about hurricanes. This program is for ages 8—adult, under 13 w/adult.

$3/person.

Bring a picnic basket and relax outside with live music on Sunday afternoon. There are no tickets required, chilled bottles will be available for purchase.

Call 410.836.3587 for details.

Stop in for sewing night, bring a project you are working on, get advice or come for the social sewing circle. The focus is historical clothing of all periods but other sewing projects and challenges are welcome. We have supplies and space for cutting, ironing, measuring, and different machines available or bring your own – even if you need some help! Visit website for more details.

Doors open at 5:30pm. Bingo starts at 7pm. Kitchen opens at 5:30pm with FREE coffee all night! Progressive jackpot starting at $500.

Cocktails by the Bay to benefit Harford Family House. More details to come.

Join us for a hot meal. Call 410.452.9025 or visit www.mason-dixon.org for more information.

Join us at the Pavilion every 3rd Thursday of the month for Brewing Demonstrations!
The whole initial process of brewing takes about 5 hours and you can come for the whole time to learn about the process. Visit website for more details.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

The Food Giveaway serves to provide fresh and nutritious food to community members in need. You can get plugged in and help with this amazing serving opportunity. Food Giveaways are drive thru style, in an effort to maintain the health and safety of volunteers and guests. Some Health Fair vendors will be onsite. These events will honor all state and local guidelines related to COVID-19 to include wearing masks and maintaining social distancing.

If you or your group would like to serve at the food giveaway, please email kathleenbradley@mountaincc.org. We are continuing to manage volunteer participation closely so that we can maintain social distance and keep our volunteers and guests safe. There are plenty of things to do from set-up, food distribution, guest registration, and tear-down. Volunteers should arrive between 7:30-8am, dressed appropriately for the weather, and prepared to serve.

How much do you know about the eruption of the Brood X cicadas? It has been 17 long years since these noisy insects were last heard from! Venture into the woods of Leight Park, observing and learning what makes Magicicada so magical! This program is for ages 6—adult, under 13 w/adult.

$10/family.

Increase your knowledge of estuaries while playing a fun game of bingo. Mark sightings and see who will be the first to get bingo. Participation and bingo prizes awarded! This program is for ages 8—adult, under 13 w/adult.

$15/person.

A support group for those who have a loved one struggling in addiction. Meets every Saturday at 6:30pm at Mt. Zion Church in the Education Building (Up from the tent). Masks required. For more information, contact lisa.craig4@verizon.net.

Enjoy the afternoon painting a beautiful slate. Learn how to use professional brushes taught by local artist Normalyn. You will be able to take home your beautiful hand painted slate and it will be ready to hang with a few personal touches. All materials provided. Limit 20 students per class. Call 410.658.8388 to complete your booking.

Covid-19 procedures will be in place. We have an expanded format with plenty of space. Don’t forget your mask.

$35.

Bring a picnic basket and relax outside with live music on Sunday afternoon. There are no tickets required, chilled bottles will be available for purchase.

Story time with a natural twist! Listen to stories, learn new songs, and move like the animals! This program is for ages 0 to 6 w/adult and registration is required.

FREE.

What’s all the buzz about? Pollinators! Learn about the amazing pollinators we have in Maryland, the wild plants they love, and how to provide proper habitat for them. This program is for ages 7—adult, under 13 w/adult.

$6/person.

Call 410.836.3587 for details.

Bring your preschooler to Eden Mill to discover the wonder of nature!
Programs will include nature games and activities, a story, craft and a hike
exploring the landscape.

Ages: 2 – 5 with an adult.
Fee: $9/member; $7/member sibling; or $11/non-member per
date.

Pre-registration is required! Email edenmillnaturecenter@gmail.com
or visit website.

Stop in for sewing night, bring a project you are working on, get advice or come for the social sewing circle. The focus is historical clothing of all periods but other sewing projects and challenges are welcome. We have supplies and space for cutting, ironing, measuring, and different machines available or bring your own – even if you need some help! Visit website for more details.

Doors open at 5:30pm. Bingo starts at 7pm. Kitchen opens at 5:30pm with FREE coffee all night! Progressive jackpot starting at $500.

The Main Street Social is an opportunity for professionals in Downtown Bel Air to make lasting connections and build mutually beneficial relationships. We invite you to join the Alliance or renew your membership dues at these networking events, and at each one your first beer or glass of wine is on us!

Dorothy Parker. Tickets – $7 each night. Purchase tickets at eventbrite.com or call Harford Artist’s Gallery at 410.420.9499.

Hosted by Harford County Public Library. Join our guild as we hunt for treasure throughout the realms using Discord as our virtual tabletop. High school players of all D&D skill levels are welcome to join our monthly adventure.

Registration is required and space is limited. Secure your spot at website.

Ride the rising tide to view areas of the reserve rarely accessible to the Water Strider. This program is for ages 2—adult, under 13 w/adult.

$10/person.

Nudge around the endless nooks and crannies of Otter Point Creek and the upper Bush River with an adults only group. Choose one trip or all three to track the changes on the water through the spring season of northward migration and bud burst. This program is for adults.

$10/person.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

This unusually high tide allows access to hidden parts of the marsh. Explore seldom seen reaches of the creek to see what hidden treasures they hold. This program is for ages 8 – adult, under 13 w/adult. $12/person.

A support group for those who have a loved one struggling in addiction. Meets every Saturday at 6:30pm at Mt. Zion Church in the Education Building (Up from the tent). Masks required. For more information, contact lisa.craig4@verizon.net.

Bring a picnic basket and relax outside with live music on Sunday afternoon. There are no tickets required, chilled bottles will be available for purchase.

Litter never takes a holiday, so take this holiday to learn about the problems of seen and unseen litter. Litter is a serious issue, but have serious fun learning how to reduce it, use it, and lose it! Be prepared to hike and pick up litter at the shoreline to make an eco-theme craft. This program is for ages 8—adult, under 13 w/adult.

$4/person.

The Joseph L. Davis Post 47 American Legion cordially invites you to join us in honoring all the men and women veterans that have gone before us.

9am: Angel Hill Cemetary;
11am: Tydings Park.

It is a tradition to fly the flag at half mast during the morning hours. Memorial Day was originally known as Decoration Day.

Call 410.836.3587 for details.

Gallery Night Event (weather permitting), with live music and the featured artists here in person to discuss their work. Food trucks will be onsite serving food until 7pm each day.

Each month, we will invite three local artists to put their work on display in our Taproom for the entirety of that month. Some of the artwork may be for sale, but not all, as that will be left up to the artists themselves.

Interested artists can reach out to info@fallingbranchbeer.com or adam@fallingbranchbeer.com with a brief bio and a sample of their work.

Pending COVID-19 restrictions Best First Friday in Harford County! Enjoy a family-friendly, festive celebration on closed downtown streets. Live bands, cafe seating at our restaurants, food trucks, merchandise vendors, store specials, kids zone, classic car show, and more. COVID-19 protocols will be in effect.

Harford County’s best block party is the Bel Air Downtown Alliance’s “First Friday” presenting local live music, beer and wine, food vendors and more. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Live concerts every Friday night in June and July at Tydings Park. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a FREE concert on the waterfront in beautiful Havre de Grace. No rain location.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

You may sign up online at at www.redcrossblood.org and search by sponsor code “Post 47” or call 1-800-REDCROSS to make your life saving donation today.

Eligibility questions? Call 1.866.236.3276.

Use Rapid Pass to fast track your donation, visit redcrossblood.org/RapidPass to learn more.

Learn the art of glass blowing while making your own pumpkin, paperweight, starfish or ring holder. When you sign up you will need to pick a time frame. Classes will start at 12pm and end at 5pm. We will schedule 5 people per hour. Please note that you will not leave with your projects, there is a time of “cooling”. You may pick up your project the following weekend.

Bring a picnic basket and relax outside with live music on Sunday afternoon. There are no tickets required, chilled bottles will be available for purchase.

Join ecologist John Canoles on the second Tuesday of each month to explore Ladew’s Nature Walk. Each season brings something new to explore along the mile-long trail. Be sure to dress in hiking gear as the trail can be muddy in some areas.

Join us for a leisurely hike along the Nature Walk where we will identify the many trees and shrub species that are present in the diverse habitats within the property.

$10 Members; $20 Non-Member (Price includes admission to Gardens).

Live music from 6-9pm, food truck. Outdoors. If cancelled due to weather, tickets will serve as a $10 voucher at winery for 90 days after event date.

All government issued guidelines must be followed until further notice. Please visit website for current guidelines and restrictions. Protocol is subject to change as government restrictions are updated.

No outside alcohol or food is allowed.

Cancellation will be announced by 4pm on the day of at the latest. 100 tickets available. Tickets must be purchased online in advance. Tickets will not be available at the door. $10. All sales are final.

Bring the family for a fun and FREE movie night under the stars at Shamrock Park with pre-movie entertainment provided by the Bel Air Cultural Arts Commission. All movies are family friendly. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Live concerts every Friday night in June and July at Tydings Park. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a FREE concert on the waterfront in beautiful Havre de Grace. No rain location.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

This fun-filled annual event is filled with delectable foods, great raffles and prizes and fun for all participants. Tickets sell out quickly so be sure to get your tickets early. $45.

The Belle Aire Market is a seasonal open air market featuring antiques and finely crafted artisan items. Expect to see your fan-favorite vendors regularly while we also welcome new brands for you to enjoy monthly. With the original spelling of our dear town, The Belle Aire Market will evoke feelings of a Parisian bazaar with live music and fresh-baked sweets, right here in Downtown Bel Air.

Bring a picnic basket and relax outside with live music on Sunday afternoon. There are no tickets required, chilled bottles will be available for purchase.

Event opens at 8am; shotgun start at 9am. Hole in One Competition. Powerball. Closest to the Pin. Mulligans. Longest Drive Competition. String Putts. 50/50 available for purchase. Door prizes.

Continental breakfast, hamburgers and hot dogs at the turn, awards ceremony with buffet following golf, games and fun activities.

For more information on registration or sponsorship opportunities, please contact Ken Rankin, 443.381.3962.

Register at website. $125 per golfer.

More details to follow.

Grab a friend for a night of shopping, discounts, and food and drink specials, starting at the Harford Artists’ Gallery and spreading throughout Downtown Bel Air. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Live concerts every Friday night in June and July at Tydings Park. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a FREE concert on the waterfront in beautiful Havre de Grace. No rain location.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Enjoy food, beer, music, vendors and a great family friendly fun filled day at the Once Upon A Rodeo! The Harford County Public Library Foundation will be hosting a PRCA ProRodeo professionally sanctioned rodeo produced by Painted Pony Championship Rodeo and hosted by The Harford County Public Library Foundation Committee. Contestants will participate in 7 pro-rodeo events consisting of barrel racing, bull riding, calf roping, team roping, saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, bareback riding and tie-down roping. The rodeo will be followed by a star studded music concert. Music lineup TBA. All proceeds will benefit the Harford County Public Library. Gates open at 12pm. Rodeo – 1pm; Music – 4pm.

More details to follow.

Students will enjoy the afternoon painting a birdhouse gourd. This hand painted work of art can be used inside or outside. Class is for all skill levels. All materials provided. Limit 20 students per class. Call 410.658.8388 to complete your booking. No refunds due to limited seating.

Covid-19 procedures will be in place. We have an expanded format with plenty of space between students. Looking forward to seeing you there, at a distance, with a mask on.

$35.

The Custom & Classic Card Educational Foundation presents Saturday evening cruises at Harford Vineyard and Winery.

No cover.

Come relax with fellow car lovers and enjoy some great local wines and scenery.

No outside food allowed when food truck is on-site. Food by Food by Fire.

For more information, please visit www.savethehobby.com or call Dave at 410.937.6866.

All rain dates are Sunday, the following day from 12-4pm.

Seating is available first come first serve but we have lots of space to spread out and picnic so bring a blanket and chairs just in case.

We’ll have chilled bottles available to purchase as well as wine and spirits tastings.

Live Bluegrass music from The Satyr Hill Band.

Food available to purchase from Triple J Food Truck.

The Main Street Social is an opportunity for professionals in Downtown Bel Air to make lasting connections and build mutually beneficial relationships. We invite you to join the Alliance or renew your membership dues at these networking events, and at each one your first beer or glass of wine is on us!

Hosted by Extreme Family Outreach. Music by Klassix. Join us for an evening of delicious food, top-notch entertainment and exciting auction items. All proceeds benefit local children in underserved communities along the Route 40 corridor in Harford County. Simply your presence at this event impacts the life of a child. Visit website for additional details. Tickets – $75/per person. Sponsorship opportunities available.

Bring the family for a fun and FREE movie night under the stars at Shamrock Park with pre-movie entertainment provided by the Bel Air Cultural Arts Commission. All movies are family friendly. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Live concerts every Friday night in June and July at Tydings Park. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a FREE concert on the waterfront in beautiful Havre de Grace. No rain location.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

The Food Giveaway serves to provide fresh and nutritious food to community members in need. You can get plugged in and help with this amazing serving opportunity. Food Giveaways are drive thru style, in an effort to maintain the health and safety of volunteers and guests. Some Health Fair vendors will be onsite. These events will honor all state and local guidelines related to COVID-19 to include wearing masks and maintaining social distancing.

If you or your group would like to serve at the food giveaway, please email kathleenbradley@mountaincc.org. We are continuing to manage volunteer participation closely so that we can maintain social distance and keep our volunteers and guests safe. There are plenty of things to do from set-up, food distribution, guest registration, and tear-down. Volunteers should arrive between 7:30-8am, dressed appropriately for the weather, and prepared to serve.

Bring a picnic basket and relax outside with live music on Sunday afternoon. There are no tickets required, chilled bottles will be available for purchase.

Pending COVID-19 restrictions.

Best First Friday in Harford County! Enjoy a family-friendly, festive celebration on closed downtown streets. Live bands, cafe seating at our restaurants, food trucks, merchandise vendors, store specials, kids zone, classic car show, and more. COVID-19 protocols will be in effect.

Harford County’s best block party is the Bel Air Downtown Alliance’s “First Friday” presenting local live music, beer and wine, food vendors and more. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Live concerts every Friday night in June and July at Tydings Park. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a FREE concert on the waterfront in beautiful Havre de Grace. No rain location.

More details to follow.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

More details to follow.

More details to follow.

Gallery Night Event (weather permitting), with live music and the featured artists here in person to discuss their work. Food trucks will be onsite serving food until 7pm each day.

Each month, we will invite three local artists to put their work on display in our Taproom for the entirety of that month. Some of the artwork may be for sale, but not all, as that will be left up to the artists themselves.

Interested artists can reach out to info@fallingbranchbeer.com or adam@fallingbranchbeer.com with a brief bio and a sample of their work.

Live music from 6-9pm, food truck. Outdoors. If cancelled due to weather, tickets will serve as a $10 voucher at winery for 90 days after event date.

All government issued guidelines must be followed until further notice. Please visit website for current guidelines and restrictions. Protocol is subject to change as government restrictions are updated.

No outside alcohol or food is allowed.

Cancellation will be announced by 4pm on the day of at the latest. 100 tickets available. Tickets must be purchased online in advance. Tickets will not be available at the door. $10. All sales are final.

Bring the family for a fun and FREE movie night under the stars at Shamrock Park with pre-movie entertainment provided by the Bel Air Cultural Arts Commission. All movies are family friendly. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Live concerts every Friday night in June and July at Tydings Park. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a FREE concert on the waterfront in beautiful Havre de Grace. No rain location.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Arts, crafts and vendor show. Rain or shine.

Spaces inside main hall ($25); Library ($50); each side of porch ($50); driveway ($25); backyard ($25); and pavilion ($25).

Pit Beef, Pit Turkey and Pit Ham sandwiches are on the menu.

50-50 Raffle. You win 50%; the other 50% goes to buy Christmas Wreaths for our veterans at Angel Hill and Mt. Erin Cemeteries.

Questions and answers only posted on Facebook page: Christmas in July 2021 by ALA. Please go there for all information.

The Belle Aire Market is a seasonal open air market featuring antiques and finely crafted artisan items. Expect to see your fan-favorite vendors regularly while we also welcome new brands for you to enjoy monthly. With the original spelling of our dear town, The Belle Aire Market will evoke feelings of a Parisian bazaar with live music and fresh-baked sweets, right here in Downtown Bel Air.

Join ecologist John Canoles on the second Tuesday of each month to explore Ladew’s Nature Walk. Each season brings something new to explore along the mile-long trail. Be sure to dress in hiking gear as the trail can be muddy in some areas.

Enjoy a mid-summer stroll through Ladew’s Nature Walk focused on identifying the exotic and invasive species that have colonized the property. We will discuss their origins and some of the pros and cons of these species.

$10 Members; $20 Non-Member (Price includes admission to Gardens).

Live concerts every Friday night in June and July at Tydings Park. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a FREE concert on the waterfront in beautiful Havre de Grace. No rain location.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

The Custom & Classic Card Educational Foundation presents Saturday evening cruises at Harford Vineyard and Winery.

No cover.

Come relax with fellow car lovers and enjoy some great local wines and scenery.

No outside food allowed when food truck is on-site. Food by Food by Fire.

For more information, please visit www.savethehobby.com or call Dave at 410.937.6866.

All rain dates are Sunday, the following day from 12-4pm.

Please schedule your appointment at www.redcross.org or call 1.800.REDCROSS.

Bring the family for a fun and FREE movie night under the stars at Shamrock Park with pre-movie entertainment provided by the Bel Air Cultural Arts Commission. All movies are family friendly. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Live concerts every Friday night in June and July at Tydings Park. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a FREE concert on the waterfront in beautiful Havre de Grace. No rain location.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

The Food Giveaway serves to provide fresh and nutritious food to community members in need. You can get plugged in and help with this amazing serving opportunity. Food Giveaways are drive thru style, in an effort to maintain the health and safety of volunteers and guests. Some Health Fair vendors will be onsite. These events will honor all state and local guidelines related to COVID-19 to include wearing masks and maintaining social distancing.

If you or your group would like to serve at the food giveaway, please email kathleenbradley@mountaincc.org. We are continuing to manage volunteer participation closely so that we can maintain social distance and keep our volunteers and guests safe. There are plenty of things to do from set-up, food distribution, guest registration, and tear-down. Volunteers should arrive between 7:30-8am, dressed appropriately for the weather, and prepared to serve.

Community Competitions and Contests, 4-H Exhibits and Contests, Harford County 4-H Livestock Shows and Sale, Meet our vendors, artisans and sponsors too. 4H and FFA will hold their shows and the public can view them virtually.

Keep checking website and social media for updates.

FREE online event. Wednesday, July 28, 2021 will mark the 95th year of Chincoteague’s annual Pony Swim.

After the swim, the ponies rest for about 45 minutes. Then the Saltwater Cowboys will “parade” the ponies down Main Street, to the carnival grounds where the auction will be held Thursday morning. Get all the details at website.

The Main Street Social is an opportunity for professionals in Downtown Bel Air to make lasting connections and build mutually beneficial relationships. We invite you to join the Alliance or renew your membership dues at these networking events, and at each one your first beer or glass of wine is on us!

Live concerts every Friday night in June and July at Tydings Park. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a FREE concert on the waterfront in beautiful Havre de Grace. No rain location.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Live entertainment and a food truck. Event held in our outdoor pavilion.

Covid-19 procedures will be in place. We have an expanded format with plenty of space. Don’t forget your mask. No outside beverages allowed.

FREE.

Pending COVID-19 restrictions. Best First Friday in Harford County! Enjoy a family-friendly, festive celebration on closed downtown streets. Live bands, cafe seating at our restaurants, food trucks, merchandise vendors, store specials, kids zone, classic car show, and more. COVID-19 protocols will be in effect.

Harford County’s best block party is the Bel Air Downtown Alliance’s “First Friday” presenting local live music, beer and wine, food vendors and more. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Hosted by Rebel Soul – Kid Rock Tribute Band. This is the party to end the summer with. See you there. Tickets at website.

The Belle Aire Market is a seasonal open air market featuring antiques and finely crafted artisan items. Expect to see your fan-favorite vendors regularly while we also welcome new brands for you to enjoy monthly. With the original spelling of our dear town, The Belle Aire Market will evoke feelings of a Parisian bazaar with live music and fresh-baked sweets, right here in Downtown Bel Air.

Join ecologist John Canoles on the second Tuesday of each month to explore Ladew’s Nature Walk. Each season brings something new to explore along the mile-long trail. Be sure to dress in hiking gear as the trail can be muddy in some areas.

Come explore the old meadows and fields at Ladew. These precious habitats are full of incredible diversity of insects, wildflowers and grasses.

Purchase tickets at website. $10 Members; $20 Non-Member (Price includes admission to Gardens).

Live music from 6-9pm, food truck. Outdoors. If cancelled due to weather, tickets will serve as a $10 voucher at winery for 90 days after event date.

All government issued guidelines must be followed until further notice. Please visit website for current guidelines and restrictions. Protocol is subject to change as government restrictions are updated.

No outside alcohol or food is allowed.

Cancellation will be announced by 4pm on the day of at the latest. 100 tickets available. Tickets must be purchased online in advance. Tickets will not be available at the door. $10. All sales are final.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Grab a friend for a night of shopping, discounts, and food and drink specials, starting at the Harford Artists’ Gallery and spreading throughout Downtown Bel Air. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Bring the family for a fun and FREE movie night under the stars at Shamrock Park with pre-movie entertainment provided by the Bel Air Cultural Arts Commission. All movies are family friendly. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

The Custom & Classic Card Educational Foundation presents Saturday evening cruises at Harford Vineyard and Winery.

No cover.

Come relax with fellow car lovers and enjoy some great local wines and scenery.

No outside food allowed when food truck is on-site. Food by Food by Fire.

For more information, please visit www.savethehobby.com or call Dave at 410.937.6866.

All rain dates are Sunday, the following day from 12-4pm.

The Main Street Social is an opportunity for professionals in Downtown Bel Air to make lasting connections and build mutually beneficial relationships. We invite you to join the Alliance or renew your membership dues at these networking events, and at each one your first beer or glass of wine is on us!

Bring the family for a fun and FREE movie night under the stars at Shamrock Park with pre-movie entertainment provided by the Bel Air Cultural Arts Commission. All movies are family friendly. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

The Food Giveaway serves to provide fresh and nutritious food to community members in need. You can get plugged in and help with this amazing serving opportunity. Food Giveaways are drive thru style, in an effort to maintain the health and safety of volunteers and guests. Some Health Fair vendors will be onsite. These events will honor all state and local guidelines related to COVID-19 to include wearing masks and maintaining social distancing.

If you or your group would like to serve at the food giveaway, please email kathleenbradley@mountaincc.org. We are continuing to manage volunteer participation closely so that we can maintain social distance and keep our volunteers and guests safe. There are plenty of things to do from set-up, food distribution, guest registration, and tear-down. Volunteers should arrive between 7:30-8am, dressed appropriately for the weather, and prepared to serve.

Harford County’s best block party is the Bel Air Downtown Alliance’s “First Friday” presenting local live music, beer and wine, food vendors and more. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Live music from 6-9pm, food truck. Outdoors. If cancelled due to weather, tickets will serve as a $10 voucher at winery for 90 days after event date.

All government issued guidelines must be followed until further notice. Please visit website for current guidelines and restrictions. Protocol is subject to change as government restrictions are updated.

No outside alcohol or food is allowed.

Cancellation will be announced by 4pm on the day of at the latest. 100 tickets available. Tickets must be purchased online in advance. Tickets will not be available at the door. $10. All sales are final.

Stay tuned for more information.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Guided trail walk on the North Park Loop Trail, also known as the Joe K Trail. Easy walk of 1.5 miles in 90 minutes. All ages. Rain or Shine. FREE. Meet at the parking lot of the Susquehanna Museum at the Lock House, 817 Conesteo Street, Havre de Grace.

The Belle Aire Market is a seasonal open air market featuring antiques and finely crafted artisan items. Expect to see your fan-favorite vendors regularly while we also welcome new brands for you to enjoy monthly. With the original spelling of our dear town, The Belle Aire Market will evoke feelings of a Parisian bazaar with live music and fresh-baked sweets, right here in Downtown Bel Air.

Join ecologist John Canoles on the second Tuesday of each month to explore Ladew’s Nature Walk. Each season brings something new to explore along the mile-long trail. Be sure to dress in hiking gear as the trail can be muddy in some areas.

Come along for a walk along the Nature Trail to catalog the fall activity on the property. We will identify confusing fall warblers and hope to see some of the raptors that inhabit the Nature Walk.

Purchase tickets at website. $10 Members; $20 Non-Member (Price includes admission to Gardens).

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

This event is filled with fun Fall activities for kids and adults with beautiful Fall mums and pumpkins to purchase. A variety of presenters will also offer gardening advice and a pumpkin carving demonstration.

The Main Street Social is an opportunity for professionals in Downtown Bel Air to make lasting connections and build mutually beneficial relationships. We invite you to join the Alliance or renew your membership dues at these networking events, and at each one your first beer or glass of wine is on us!

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

The Food Giveaway serves to provide fresh and nutritious food to community members in need. You can get plugged in and help with this amazing serving opportunity. Food Giveaways are drive thru style, in an effort to maintain the health and safety of volunteers and guests. Some Health Fair vendors will be onsite. These events will honor all state and local guidelines related to COVID-19 to include wearing masks and maintaining social distancing.

If you or your group would like to serve at the food giveaway, please email kathleenbradley@mountaincc.org. We are continuing to manage volunteer participation closely so that we can maintain social distance and keep our volunteers and guests safe. There are plenty of things to do from set-up, food distribution, guest registration, and tear-down. Volunteers should arrive between 7:30-8am, dressed appropriately for the weather, and prepared to serve.

Harford County’s best block party is the Bel Air Downtown Alliance’s “First Friday” presenting local live music, beer and wine, food vendors and more. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Fall is a great time to plant! The Garden Mart will have native plants, perennials, and seasonal fall plants as well as artisans & craft vendors to do holiday shopping and garden décor. Visit the professional pumpkin sculpture (time to be determined) and pick up your pumpkins. Live music, food vendors, activities, and more. This event will be on the grounds of the HdG Maritime Museum and Lighthouse Keeper’s House grounds.

We will be kicking off the Purse Auction at 5pm at the Private Power of the Purse Preview event when the silent auction will go live and the bidding will begin. The silent auction will be open until Sunday, October 24, 2021 at 8pm. This is a great opportunity to get some fabulous deals and some holiday shopping done!

See website for sponsorship opportunities and more information.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Roll Out the Barrel is an exclusive tasting event that features an outstanding selection of the most prestigious bourbons from over a dozen distilleries. We invite whiskey enthusiasts to come and learn about each unique recipe from an experienced brand representative, and to enjoy comparing samples throughout the event.

The Belle Aire Market is a seasonal open air market featuring antiques and finely crafted artisan items. Expect to see your fan-favorite vendors regularly while we also welcome new brands for you to enjoy monthly. With the original spelling of our dear town, The Belle Aire Market will evoke feelings of a Parisian bazaar with live music and fresh-baked sweets, right here in Downtown Bel Air.

Join ecologist John Canoles on the second Tuesday of each month to explore Ladew’s Nature Walk. Each season brings something new to explore along the mile-long trail. Be sure to dress in hiking gear as the trail can be muddy in some areas.

Join us for a fun fall frolic to see Ladew in its Autumn best.

Purchase tickets at website. $10 Membersl $20 Non-Member (Price includes admission to Gardens).

The BBQ Bash, brought to you by Visit Harford, features top quality BBQ, live music, sponsor displays, crafter and merchant vendors, Farmers Market, children’s entertainment, as well as Harford County’s biggest and best beer and wine garden! Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

FREE admission.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

The Custom & Classic Card Educational Foundation presents Saturday evening cruises at Harford Vineyard and Winery.

No cover.

Come relax with fellow car lovers and enjoy some great local wines and scenery.

No outside food allowed when food truck is on-site. Food by Food by Fire.

For more information, please visit www.savethehobby.com or call Dave at 410.937.6866.

All rain dates are Sunday, the following day from 12-4pm.

Grab a friend for a night of shopping, discounts, and food and drink specials, starting at the Harford Artists’ Gallery and spreading throughout Downtown Bel Air. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

The Food Giveaway serves to provide fresh and nutritious food to community members in need. You can get plugged in and help with this amazing serving opportunity. Food Giveaways are drive thru style, in an effort to maintain the health and safety of volunteers and guests. Some Health Fair vendors will be onsite. These events will honor all state and local guidelines related to COVID-19 to include wearing masks and maintaining social distancing.

If you or your group would like to serve at the food giveaway, please email kathleenbradley@mountaincc.org. We are continuing to manage volunteer participation closely so that we can maintain social distance and keep our volunteers and guests safe. There are plenty of things to do from set-up, food distribution, guest registration, and tear-down. Volunteers should arrive between 7:30-8am, dressed appropriately for the weather, and prepared to serve.

The Main Street Social is an opportunity for professionals in Downtown Bel Air to make lasting connections and build mutually beneficial relationships. We invite you to join the Alliance or renew your membership dues at these networking events, and at each one your first beer or glass of wine is on us!

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Guided trail walk on the North Park Loop Trail, also known as the Joe K Trail. Easy walk of 1.5 miles in 90 minutes. All ages. Rain or Shine. FREE. Meet at the parking lot of the Susquehanna Museum at the Lock House, 817 Conesteo Street, Havre de Grace.

Save the date! Live music, swag bags and of course the release of the 2022 On This Farm in Harford County Calendar!

The Main Street Social is an opportunity for professionals in Downtown Bel Air to make lasting connections and build mutually beneficial relationships. We invite you to join the Alliance or renew your membership dues at these networking events, and at each one your first beer or glass of wine is on us!

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

The Food Giveaway serves to provide fresh and nutritious food to community members in need. You can get plugged in and help with this amazing serving opportunity. Food Giveaways are drive thru style, in an effort to maintain the health and safety of volunteers and guests. Some Health Fair vendors will be onsite. These events will honor all state and local guidelines related to COVID-19 to include wearing masks and maintaining social distancing.

If you or your group would like to serve at the food giveaway, please email kathleenbradley@mountaincc.org. We are continuing to manage volunteer participation closely so that we can maintain social distance and keep our volunteers and guests safe. There are plenty of things to do from set-up, food distribution, guest registration, and tear-down. Volunteers should arrive between 7:30-8am, dressed appropriately for the weather, and prepared to serve.

Small Business Saturday gives shoppers an opportunity to experience all that Downtown Bel Air has to offer as an arts and entertainment district. Our unique restaurants, shops and boutiques offer special deals and personalized service for your holiday shopping. Many have also incorporated an eCommerce site, curbside pick-up, and contactless payment, all for your convenience.

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Pile your family in the car for a nostalgic evening of movie-viewing under the stars. Ticket price includes admission to the movie lot, a complimentary bag of popcorn, and access to pre-order your dinner from a specialty menu courtesy of Black Eyed Suzie’s restaurant.

A holiday celebration complete with a parade down Main Street and a Tree Lighting Ceremony to officially kick-off the 2021 holiday season!

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Grab a friend for a night of shopping, discounts, and food and drink specials, starting at the Harford Artists’ Gallery and spreading throughout Downtown Bel Air. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for up to the minute information on all of our great events!

Celebrating 46 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community.

Please read COVID-19 shopping safety at the market on website.

We are asking that you shop with your eyes, no pets, adhere to signs/directions, no gatherings, get shopping done quickly and then return home.

This assists in keeping as much space as possible open to meet the six foot distance safety requirement. Thank you for your support this season.

The Bel Air Farmers’ Market is an incorporated business entity, with a board of directors who set rules in the best interest of public health. To create these guidelines, the board of directors has taken direction from local and state health officials and the MD Department of Agriculture.

We are a producer only market – everything you see is grown, raised or made by our vendors. In addition to our farmers, value added vendors, local wineries and breweries are part of our market family. When shopping at Bel Air Farmers’ Market, you have all your shopping needs met in one stop.

Buy Local – Love Local – Eat Local.

Pile your family in the car for a nostalgic evening of movie-viewing under the stars. Ticket price includes admission to the movie lot, a complimentary bag of popcorn, and access to pre-order your dinner from a specialty menu courtesy of Black Eyed Suzie’s restaurant.