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

All paintings will be available for viewing and purchase online.

Join us for our current exhibit, Calling Aberdeen Home: The Richard Morton Art Show. Richard Morton’s artwork is available for sale, and all proceeds benefit the Museum. This show features artwork depicting Aberdeen’s historic homes by the late Aberdeen artist Richard Morton, a locally and nationally acclaimed watercolorist. His artwork is displayed alongside historic artifacts from Aberdeen homes and artwork from members of the Aberdeen Boys and Girls Club as we consider what it means to call Aberdeen “home” today. Calling Aberdeen Home will be on view through Fall, 2022 during normal Museum open hours.

Ice cream at Stone View Farms in 15 delicious flavors! We will be open most Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays until October 30th. Please check Stone View Farm’s Facebook Page for updates and upcoming events.

FREE admission. Rain or shine. Pumpkin beer, hard ciders, seltzers, lagers, IPAs, stouts, and more. Beer slushies, food trucks and live music every day. U-Pick pumpkin patch. Pumpkin painting. Hay rides. Children’s corn maze. Build your own scarecrow. Farm animals. Local craft vendors. Ravens on TV in the taproom every Sunday.

Pumpkin patch and corn maze are open 1-6pm during the week. Taproom bar is open normal business hours.

Please no outside alcohol or pets.

Authentic Greek foods, desserts, dancing, music, church tours and more. FREE admission and FREE on-site parking.

Shop for local arts, crafts, gifts and more. Vendors will be set up near side parking lot.

Join us this year at the Sunflowers in Jarrettsville for our first annual craft show, plus flower market, bake sale and more. Located in the heart of Jarrettsville right outside the sunflower field.

Entrance to the craft fair and vendors is FREE. Entrance to the sunflower fields $5 per person and children under 10yr are FREE – see you there.

The Craft Fair continues the first 2 weekends in October, the 1 and 2 and 7 and 8, 12pm to 5pm – more crafters, more fun.

Also find us on Facebook @ Sunflowers in Jarrettsville, Md.

Bring the whole fantasy team, work crowd, family or friends for a great time watching Baltimore’s favorite football team. Pick up your favorite game day food on the way over and enjoy all 1pm Sunday Ravens’ games in our expansive tasting room. Receive 10% off bottle sales if wearing apparel of your favorite NFL team during any Purple Sunday.

No outside alcohol. 21+.

We will have 4-8 Food Trucks, Lots of Vendors and Crafters and Live Music. Please go to our Facebook page for a list of food trucks attending. Come out and support your Emergency Medical Services.

The EPICENTER’s Before and After School Care program provides a structured rhythm of games, learning, and activities that allows for more than just fun and friendships. We also invest in homework help, character building, and work through emotions, caring for the children and their families. Our ZONE program is offered at both our Edgewood and Aberdeen locations.

As summer begins to wrap up, we’re ready to jump into the school year offering the best care around. If you want a fun, loving program at one of the lowest costs, come join us this fall!

Transportation is available to and from our center to school. Breakfast, dinner, and snacks are included as well.

Grades: K-8th.

Registration fee: $20. Before Care: $50 per week. After Care: $60 per week.

Please contact us for information about vouchers.

Exhibit will remain open for viewing and purchase.

Sam Robinson sees many exciting parallels between his life and that of Harvey Ladew. In addition to gardening, Harvey Ladew loved horses, fox hunting, travel, the arts, and socializing. Sam is well known for his scenes of timber racing, fox chasing, and local landscapes. Ladew’s beautiful gardens, as well as gardens created by Sam’s wife Barbara, and scenes from their travels are also favorite motifs. Additionally, Sam paints luscious interiors, dynamic gatherings and portraits. We are thrilled to have Sam with us at Ladew this year and look forward to seeing all those things that Harvey loved celebrated in paint.

Sam’s beautiful paintings are characterized by a fluent painterly realism. Gouache is one of his favorite mediums. Portable and quick, it makes up most of his direct work done from life. Oils are his primary medium for larger studio work.

“In today’s saturated world of digital photographic images, the point of painting is the handmade mark and the poetic interpretation of the life around us.” Sam Robinson.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

All children age 3 through grade 5. For more information, email Makena@mzprays.org.

You’re Invited! Join us for a FREE dinner, movie and small group discussion about life’s biggest questions. Beginning Monday, September 12th from 6:30pm-8:30pm. To RSVP, go to website or call Julie at 443.299.6489. Bring a friend!

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

Everyone is welcome to receive FREE food.

Running until September 27th. Details can be found on Abingdon Food Truck Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/AFCFoodTruckTuesday.

Tickets can be purchased for $15 each or (2) for $25 in advance at website. $20 at the door. Capacity is limited and past Happy Hours have had a great turnout. Includes 1/2 price beer ticket, delicious food by Crossroads Bistro, a chance to network with local business people, and great raffles – all supporting affordable homeownership in Harford and Cecil counties.

Interested in becoming a Corrections Officer at the Harford County Detention Center? This training course, provided by the Harford County Sheriff’s Office, includes introductory public safety training, background checks, information about the job, and an overview of the Detention Center. Successful completers are guaranteed an interview for employment as a correctional officer. The training is paid for by the Harford County Sheriff’s Office.

Classes will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays, September 6-29.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, approximately 35,700 openings for correctional officers and bailiffs are projected each year over the next decade. Harford’s Public Safety Professional Training course provides you an opportunity to get your foot in the door. Learn more or register now by emailing training@harford.edu or calling 443.412.2163.

Visit the historic Liriodendron Mansion for a presentation by Natalie Elder – Curator of Cultural Properties at the Johns Hopkins Chesney Medical Archives – to learn about the life and work of the fascinating Dr. Howard A. Kelly – one of the founding physicians of Johns Hopkins, and original owner of the historic Liriodendron. Admission is FREE, but reservations are required.

Come into the gallery and vote on your favorite piece of art in eight categories (mediums). A fun way to see if your favorite gets the most votes! Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Offering employment opportunities and other resources.

This event is FREE.

Attention Employers/Vendors: Make our community stronger by giving a second chance to individuals affected by incarceration. Each organization will be provided a table, 2 chairs and lunch.

See website for more information and to register.

FREE open house and exhibition of selected paintings by this year’s juried artists.

Come meet local children’s author Lindsey Pope. Each child will receive their own personal copy of “Sheldon’s Time” while participating in a nautical craft. Each child will also receive a dinner of chicken tenders with fries or spaghetti. Dinner selection and reservation can be made while purchasing your tickets. Additional meals can be purchased for other family members at the event.

Learn several cookie decorating techniques and come home with 6 delicious sugar cookies. One drink included with your ticket.

The Upper Chesapeake Chorus is a women’s a cappella chorus singing 4 part harmony! We welcome visitors to our weekly rehearsals. Come join a dynamic, diverse, enthusiastic group of women who excel at their craft. We sing at community venues throughout the Harford/Cecil County area including summer concerts, Bel Air Arts Festival, holiday events and private gatherings. We also compete annually in the Mid-Atlantic region where we have been past champions! Currently we are the 2nd place small chorus and 4th overall. We are actively recruiting singers in all voice ranges! If you like to sing, we’d love to meet you.

For more information contact LetsSingUCC@gmail.com.

You choose time. Want to help feed our hungry critters? Come down to our Family Feed program that lets you behind the scenes and help the naturalist feed the animals! This program is for all ages. Registration required at least 24 hours ahead. FREE.

Designed with producer interests in mind, this 2-day grazing school will offer a more in-depth education on pasture and grazing management. The course features multiple hands-on exercises to provide participants with opportunities to work with grazing tools and fencing materials. Topics covered will include forage selection, pasture assessment, grazing management, pasture allocation, fencing and watering options, extending the grazing season, and more! Enrollment is limited to 30 people to keep the group small and allow for more interaction and networking opportunities.

For full details and registration information, please visit website. Brought to you by University of Maryland Extension, the Maryland-Delaware Forage Council, Maryland Grazers Network, NE SARE, and American Farmland Trust. Thank you to our event partners!

If you have questions or need assistance please contact your local county Extension office or
Amanda Grev at agrev@umd.edu or 301.432.2767 x339. If you need reasonable accommodation to participate in any event or activity please contact us at least 2 weeks prior to the event. Hope to see you there!

The University of Maryland Extension programs are open to any person and will not discriminate against anyone because of race, age, sex, color, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, religion, ancestry, national origin, marital status, genetic information,
political affiliation, and gender identity or expression.

Find your dream job. In partnership with Harford County Office of Community and Economic Development. Over 60 employers will be in attendance. Register at website.

Designed for people with type 1, type 2 or prediabetes, our FREE six-week program teaches you how to:

Read nutrition labels; plan healthy, balanced meals; keep blood sugar numbers in check; lower stress; communicate better with family, friends and health care professionals; set goals using action plans.

Call 800.515.0044 for more information and to register. Online access link will be sent after registering.

Tour led by Julie Mancine, Coordinator, Hays-Heighe House and HCC Archivist.

Explore the Hays-Heighe House and learn about its changing uses, and see some of its less-visited nooks and crannies.

FREE and open to the public. Reservation not required. Info: HaysHeighe@harford.edu or 443.412.2539.

Schedule updates: https://www.harfordevents.com/p/presented-shows/live-at-harford/hays-heighe-house.

Campus map – https://www.harford.edu/about-harford/coming-to-campus/maps-directions/index.php.

September kids night. Come join us for dinner with our friend Bluey.

Please call for reservations. 443.567.5356.

Join us for a guided hike, but on the water in a canoe! This canoe trip is designed to acquaint participants with the natural surroundings of Deer Creek. Exploration of the environment is enhanced by the use of canoes to travel along the creek. The emphasis, during these relaxed excursions, is on environmental education and interpretation, provided by the naturalist who accompanies the group. Bring your family, group, or a friend and enjoy the wildness of Deer Creek.

Age Restricted Program: 6 and older.

6-8 years: 1 adult : 1 child;
9-15 years: 1 adult : 2 children;
$12/member or child; $15/ non-members.

Minimum of 2 participants per canoe.

Social Hour at 6pm (Fire Hall Studio); Film at 7pm.

Join us for locally-sourced drinks and nibbles, door prizes, and to learn all about what the Green Team does for sustainability-certified Havre de Grace!

Kiss the Ground celebrates the “healing power of the soil.” The film offers a simple yet profound solution to the earth’s climate challenges: restoring our soils to their unique ability to sequester carbon through regenerative agriculture. Carbon biosequestration leads to “drawdown,” capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing the carbon in our soils. It’s happening right under our feet. It’s as old as dirt. The film is hopeful and inspiring.

The Green Team’s Environmental Film series is currently funded through a generous “Green Grant” from Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE). These films are one part of the Green Team’s community-based educational initiative, and we hope they will stimulate and nurture your understanding of environmental issues. We welcome your attendance and participation in post-screening discussions.

Little ones play and learn in the natural world. Stories, songs, simple crafts and discovery outings highlight each day’s theme. Topics: turkeys, leaves, fall, pumpkins, squirrels, and geese. This program is for ages 0 to 5 w/adult. Registration is required by 9/14. $42/child.

Little ones play and learn in the natural world. Stories, songs, simple crafts and discovery outings highlight each day’s theme. Topics: turkeys, leaves, fall, pumpkins, squirrels, and geese. This program is for ages 0 to 5 w/adult. Registration is required by 9/14. $42/child.

Sunsets on the Boulevard are back this summer! Enjoy FREE live music every last Friday of the month from June through September. Bring your family, friends, a blanket, or a chair, and enjoy great music as the sun goes down.

Be sure to mark your calendars for The Klassix. The Klassix are back at The Boulevard for another summer of concerts. Since 1986 this band has been jamming out to all of your favorite classics. See them at Sunsets on The Boulevard this summer.

RSVP on facebook for updates as we get closer to the event.

Black Root Underground is a popular, high-energy band from Baltimore that fuses hip hop, funk, jazz, blues, reggae, and spoken word. They are known for the inclusiveness of their lively, participation-based performances.

The band, formed in 2014, reflects the influence of legendary performers such as James Brown, George Clinton, and Bob Marley. Their new CD is called “Root Canal.”

The band members play multiple instruments and are multi-talented. Lead vocalist Black Root contributed a song to 123 Andrés Grammy-nominated CD, “Activate.”

Come get down with the Black Root Underground!

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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!
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Buy Local- Love Local- Eat Local.

Weekly farmers market from May to December featuring local meats, cheeses, ice cream, fruit, vegetables, wines, herbs, plants and flowers, as well as various artisan vendors with soaps, lotions, pottery, woodworking and more. The Market is located on St. John Street between Pennington Ave and Congress Ave.

Autumnfest-Garden Mart-Plants and Pumpkins. Fall is a great time to plant get your plants now to enjoy in the spring! The fall Garden Mart will have native plants, perennials and seasonal fall plants as well as artisans and craft vendors and garden decor. Do your unique holiday shopping here! Pick up your pumpkins.

Live music, food vendors, kid activities and more! Contact 410.652.9757 or Email: Gardensdegrace@hotmail.com for additional information.

In conjunction with the car show will also be a flea market, concessions and events for kids.

FREE to attend.

One day crafts festival in the small town of Darlington, in Harford County. The festival celebrates all things “apple,” offering entertainment, art, country market, refreshments, and much more.

Save the date for a new and exciting inside look at all you can do at Harford Community College. Join us on the Quad and prepare to explore our classrooms, meet our faculty, learn about all of the exciting opportunities on and around campus, AND complete a Quick Admit and get your acceptance package by the time you leave.

Open House has been expanded and if you have any interest in earning a degree, completing a workforce training program, dual enrolling while in high school, or taking that beginner painting class you’ve always wanted to do, open house is for you. Get ready to take a new look at College and see the possibilities that await for future Fighting Owls of all interests and ages.

Enjoy a fall walk with Nick Spero as we search for and learn about magical world of fungi. Nick is a biologist and longtime forager who teaches for the National History Society of Maryland.

Advance registration and payment are required. Fee includes admission to the Gardens for the day.
Ages 13 and up. $10 members, $20 non-members. Pick 6: $50 members, $100 non-members.

Come into the gallery and vote on your favorite piece of art in eight categories (mediums). A fun way to see if your favorite gets the most votes! Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Explore the Nature Discovery Area with a Naturalist! Each meeting will focus on a different theme of the season. This program is for ages 0 to 6 w/adult and registration is required by 9/30.

FREE.

FREE admission. Rain or shine. Pumpkin beer, hard ciders, seltzers, lagers, IPAs, stouts, and more. Beer slushies, food trucks and live music every day. U-Pick pumpkin patch. Pumpkin painting. Hay rides. Children’s corn maze. Build your own scarecrow. Farm animals. Local craft vendors. Ravens on TV in the taproom every Sunday.

Pumpkin patch and corn maze are open 1-6pm during the week. Taproom bar is open normal business hours.

Please no outside alcohol or pets.

Beer samples, good music, great food. $20 admission. All proceeds go to Coaches for the Community. Featuring Fast Eddies Pit Beef. Live music by The Fabfour, Ruff House, Wolfalcon and Rachel Hall.

Hosted by The Society of Italian American Businessmen (SIAB) benefiting the Special Olympics.

Open to the public. Saturday, Oct. 1, will feature the public tournament, with the Special Olympics tournament taking place Sunday, Oct. 2. The public is invited to enjoy the bocce games, live entertainment, food, beer, wine and an espresso and coffee bar. Guests can also purchase imported Italian ceramics from an on-site vendor.

On Saturday, Oct. 1, SIAB representatives will officially announce the debut of the largest event in the organization’s history to date: the three-day Maryland Italian Festival, scheduled for Sept. 29 through Oct. 1, 2023. This event, the largest Italian festival in Maryland, celebrates the beginning of National Italian-American Heritage Month and coincides with the 10th anniversary of SIAB and Harford County’s Sestercentennial (250th anniversary) celebrations in 2023. To celebrate the announcement of the festival, SIAB will host a ribbon cutting with the singing of the Italian and American national anthems, in addition to a toast officially welcoming Harford County as the home of The Maryland Italian Festival, followed by the rolling of the first bocce ball to open this year’s tournament.

On Saturday, Oct. 1, 32 participating bocce teams will compete on four temporary courts in double-elimination style play for cash prizes of $800 for first place, $600 for second and $400 for third.

On Sunday, Oct. 2, members of the public are invited to witness Special Olympics athletes and partners from Harford County and Baltimore City compete. This competition helps the athletes prepare for the Maryland State Games in June 2023 and possibly qualify for the USA Games to be held in 2026 in Minnesota. In June of this year, a Harford County Olympian went to the USA Games in Orlando and returned with two gold and one silver medals.

Tickets for the 2022 Bocce Tournament and Family Picnic are $10 for one-day or $15 for two-day admission. Participation in the tournament is $200 per four-person team ($50 per person), which includes admission. Team registrations and tournament admission tickets are available through website.

SIAB thanks to WJA Landscaping of Joppa, Maryland, for being the 2022 Bocce Tournament Grand Bocce Sponsor.

Additional business and individual sponsorships are available at various levels to support the Special Olympics and the athletes through website. For more information and updates on the inaugural Maryland Italian Festival taking place in 2023, visit www.marylanditalianfestival.com.

Join 123 Andrés at the Cultural Center at the Opera House for a 40-minute Latin Dance Workshop and a 60-minute performance at 3pm in recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month!

123 Andrés are Latin Grammy-winning, GRAMMY-nominated duo for kids and families known for their interactive, high energy shows. They bring fresh original songs that blend Spanish and English, with silly dance moves and Latin beats. 123 Andrés has been seen and heard at venues including The Kennedy Center, (Washington DC), Lollapalooza (Chicago), the La Jolla Music Center, and more.

Local weekly car cruise for car lovers to gather and share. This is open to all early and late model muscle cars and trucks, ‘tuner style’ performance, antiques, vintage, and special interest cars. All makes and models, hot rods, street rods, muscle cars – the more, the merrier. No daily drivers. Make it fun and special.

Make sure to check out the rules before you come and be aware of others. Keep it professional and fun.

Doors open at 4pm. Bingo starts at 5pm. Play bingo and support Cancer LifeNet programs and services at the Patricia D. and Scot Kaufman Cancer Center, Bel Air.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Prizes: designer bags and cash prizes. Raffle baskets, gift card tree, scratch off board. Limited to 150 participants (must be 21 years of age to attend). Soda, beer, wine, BBQ, hotdogs, and snacks available for purchase.

Tickets: $25 for 20 games. No refunds.

Music by DJ Steve. Soda, beer and wine included. Open bar. No outside alcohol permitted, must be 21 to drink.

Raffle baskets, silent auction, liquor wheel, etc. $55 in advance, until September 25, $60 at the door. Buy table of 8 for $5 off each = $400.

Swing/Foxtrot Lesson followed by an open dance; 8-week session Sept-Nov. Advanced registration required for 8-week session. May drop in weekly to the 7pm open community dance, but must purchase a pass in advance. No at the door sales. Visit website for info.

Fantastic prizes, food and laughs! Come out and support LASOS as we raise funds to support our literacy programs. Call 410.836.0333 or visit website .

Nationally acclaimed, award-winning, Baltimore-born artist, painter, muralist, and educator Ernest Shaw Jr. paints narrative portraits of notable Black figures on canvas and community walls to depict and celebrate the impact of Black culture in America. His mission is to use his art to tell stories that challenge stereotypes and misconceptions about Black people, particularly Black men. He has been lauded for the huge, colorful murals adorning several buildings in Baltimore neighborhoods, celebrating and documenting history, culture, and community.

From 10am to 11:30am, Mr. Shaw will conduct a workshop on portraiture, centering around the process of drawing, contour, and continuous line drawing. Through portraiture, participants will use continuous line drawing to draft self-portraits that exhibit the contour and nature of the subject. This workshop is geared to novice artists and experienced artists of all ethnicities.

From 1pm to 2:30pm, Mr. Shaw will provide a fascinating lecture and slide presentation about his remarkable life and amazing career and the people, incidents, and experiences that have inspired and influenced his work.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to learn from and learn about a truly gifted and passionate master artist whose impactful, powerful work will touch hearts and minds for generations to come.

Ernest Shaw Jr. received his BFA from Morgan State University in 2001 and his MFA from Howard University in 2005. He has completed residencies in Baltimore, MD; North Adams, MA; Saratoga Springs, NY; Key West, FLA; and Amherst, VA. He has served as Adjunct Professor at Towson State University; Maryland Institute College of Art; Coppin State University; Baltimore City Community College; and Baltimore City Public Schools. Numerous awards include the RUBY Artist Award, Robert W. Deutsch Foundation (2017); the Baker Artist Award (2021); and the Mary Sawyers Imboden Prize/Baker Artist Recipient (2022). Mr. Shaw has done solo and group exhibitions in Baltimore, in Anne Arundel County, and at the Ohio State University. His famous murals adorn buildings in Baltimore, Atlanta, New York, Newark NJ, and Colombia.

For more information, visit Mr. Shaw’s website: www.eshawart.com.

Entry Fee: $15. Muscle Cars – Street Rods – Military – Historic. Special awards for Top 10. Best of Show, Best Street Rod, Best Historic, Best Military, Dash Plaques, Special Interest, Best Truck and Club Participation. Door prizes, 50/50’s and music. Food and refreshments will be available for purchase either inside or outside. Entry fee comes with choice of soda and BBQ sandwich or soda and hotdog. Alcoholic beverages available for purchase only at the bar inside in the lounge. No Pets. Come enjoy a day with friends and family. Rain Date: October 16, 2022.

We will partner again with Eisenhauer Harley Davidson, Kaufman Cancer Center at Upper Chesapeake Medical Center, the Harford County Sheriff’s Office, Aberdeen Police Department and Aberdeen Main Street to make this year our best year ever.

Conrad’s Seafood will be serving crabs, fried chicken, pit turkey, watermelon, corn on the cobb, cole slaw, baked beans and dessert at Festival Park starting at 12pm. We will also have our cornhole tournament and other activities. Motorcycle lineup begins at 10am in Darlington at the Harley store and the ride will start at 11am to Aberdeen’s Festival Park. This year we will be having basket raffles for several baskets of cheer, tickets will be available at the Harley Store and Festival Park.

To register for the bike ride and crab feast, please go to https://www.aberdeencc.org/pay-online, or you may email director@aberdeencc.org. Bike registration is available on October 2 at Eisenhauer Harley Davidson, however crab feast tickets are limited.

Ice cream at Stone View Farms in 15 delicious flavors! Stone View Farms will be open most Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays until October 30th. Please check Stone View Farm’s Facebook Page for updates and upcoming events.

Tour the grounds and 1st floor of Tudor Hall, home of Maryland’s famous family of Shakespearean actors including John Wilkes Booth‬. Please obey the speed limit on Tudor Lane and the Tudor Hall property when visiting. $5 cash for those ages 13 and older. For more info call 443.619.0008 or email at SpiritsOfTudorHall@gmail.com.

View migrating birds and discover the plants that feed and fuel their seasonal flights. Registration required. This program is for ages 8 to adult and registration is required.

$15.

Bring the whole fantasy team, work crowd, family or friends for a great time watching Baltimore’s favorite football team. Pick up your favorite game day food on the way over and enjoy all 1pm Sunday Ravens’ games in our expansive tasting room. Receive 10% off bottle sales if wearing apparel of your favorite NFL team during any Purple Sunday.

No outside alcohol. 21+.

Presented by historian Kathryn Canavan. She is the author of Lincoln’s Final Hours: Conspiracy, Terror, and The Assassination of America’s Greatest President. Please obey the speed limit on Tudor Lane and the Tudor Hall property when visiting. $5 cash for those ages 13 and older. For more info call 443.619.0008 or email at SpiritsOfTudorHall@gmail.com.

What has eight legs and is an important asset to the environment? You guessed it, spiders! Learn about the species native to Maryland, take a short hike to find them, and finish by creating a spider of your own. This program is for ages 2 to adult and registration is required by 9/28.

$10/family.

Join us in kicking off our 35th Anniversary Season with a concert featuring the best-loved composers of the Baroque era: J.S. Bach, Handel, and Telemann.

Bach Cantata 3: Ach Gott, wie manches Herzeleid. Handel Concerto Grosso, Op. 6, No. 1.
Telemann Concerto for Oboe d’amore in A Major.

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

Sponsored by The Greater Bel Air Community Foundation. The Foundation raises funds for capital improvement projects in the Bel Air Community. The Golf Classic is the major fund raiser. Please join the Foundation in helping with improvements to standing structures and renovations to playgrounds. All proceeds will benefit the community. For information on fees and sponsorships, visit website.

Think Pink 5K Race put on by Blue Cheetah Sports Timing starts at 8am, Festival Park. Bike rally line-up and registration starts at 9am at Eisenhaurer Chesapeake Harley Davidson, Darlington, MD and escorted ride to Festival Park in Aberdeen with WHGM gold will be broadcasting live. Food trucks, cornhole tournament, kid zone with games and activities, live music in the pavilion, and Douglas Horne’s Top Fuel Championship Harley Davidson motorcycle will be onsite!

For further information, call 443.417.0938 or Email: vhorne@aberdeenmd.gov.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

Come and join the Bay Country Gentlemen, Harford County’s only all-male a-capella chorus, in a night of song and harmony. We meet every other Monday for a night of fellowship, harmony and fun.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

Help us continue the tradition of bringing together our military men and women with community leaders for an afternoon of celebration and camaraderie! Sponsorships now available. Complimentary attendance for active duty military, APG civilian personnel, and veterans. Register at website. Select the NOT A MEMBER link. Select PROSPECTIVE MEMBER Ticket fee item. Type APG (all caps/no space) into the PROMO CODE field. Add your attendee contact info and follow screen prompts.

For questions, contact Angela at angela@harfordchamber.org.

A 6 week series. Dates (in person – on site): 10/4, 10/11, 10/25 and 11/8. 10/18 and 11/1 via Zoom. $20 per class – must pay ahead or $100 for 6 weeks (1 class FREE).

Yoga classes focus on SIS – Strength, inspiration and stress relief – all levels welcome. Classes will be held on the porches weather permitting or inside the spacious, chandelier lit rooms.

Travel in Bailey’s Coach comfort to visit Hillwood, the Washington, DC estate, museum and gardens of Marjorie Merriweather Post. Before the age of thirty, she had become the wealthiest woman in the United States as the heiress and leading lady of General Foods. Hillwood served as her home while also serving as a museum for her extraordinary collection of over 20,000 objects from both Russian imperial art and French eighteenth-century decorative art. The bus will leave Stewartstown at 8am and return at 5pm. The $110 fee covers transportation, admission, tours and a luncheon in the estate’s café. Call Mason Dixon Library in Stewartstown, PA at 717.993.2404 to reserve one of the limited seats by September 23, 2022. Payment may be made by check made to Mason-Dixon Public Library or by credit card.

Come into the gallery and vote on your favorite piece of art in eight categories (mediums). A fun way to see if your favorite gets the most votes! Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

FREE open house and exhibition of selected paintings by this year’s juried artists.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

Choose from 10 designs of Recycled Art Wall Hanging. Anchor, boat, crab, flowers, fish, lobster, lighthouse, pineapple, seahorse, snowflake, or use your imagination. Group discount. All ages. Food and drink available. No experience needed, all supplies and guidance supplied from talented instructors.

Check in begins at 5:30pm; instruction begins at 6pm. No tickets will be sold at the door. Limited to 35 seats. Tickets are non-refundable. Questions? Email marylandcraftparties@yahoo.com or text/call 443.995.7193.

You choose time.

Want to help feed our hungry critters? Come down to our Family Feed program that lets you behind the scenes and help the naturalist feed the animals! This program is for all ages. Registration required at least 24 hours ahead.

FREE.

Doors open at 7pm; Performance at 7:30pm.

Enjoy a sip or two of the featured wine or brew (tasting flights for ages 21+ included with admission), along with a hilarious play reading presented by local actors.

No sets, no costumes, no props, but lots of talent! Join in the fun with: Paris, 1643. Durante is a charming young man newly arrived in the capital and he has but a single flaw: he cannot tell the truth. In quick succession he meets Clayton, a man servant who cannot tell a lie, and falls in love with hillary’s, a charming woman whom he unfortunately mistakes for her friend lucas. What our hero regrettably does not know is that Clarice is secretly engaged to his best friend, Alcippe. Nor is he aware that his father is trying to get him married to Clarice, whom he thinks is Lucrece, who actually is in love with him. From all these misunderstandings and a series of breathtaking the intricate lies springs one of the western world’s greatest comedies, a sparkling Urban romance as fresh as the day Pierre Corneille wrote it.

All weekend tickets to The Ramble Festival include:

Admission to the Ramble Festival Friday 11am – Monday 12pm; Camping for the duration of the festival; 3 stages of music Friday, Saturday, and Sunday; Late night shows included.

Single Day Passes include: All the music until the Main Stage ends for the day; On-site amenities;
Access to the Vendor Village and additional programs.

Kids ages 12 and under are FREE, just let the folks checking you in know. All persons 13 and older must have a full-price festival pass.

Day passes to the Ramble are now available! Ramble with us for the day, or you can grab a Saturday – Sunday ticket and come on Saturday and stay through the end of the weekend.

Day passes do not include camping or late night shows. Parking for single day ticket holders will be offsite – a shuttle will be provided to the festival site. All Ramblers coming in for the day must be off site by 11:30pm when the shuttles stop running.

No refunds are available. This is a rain or shine event.

General parking is available for $40 per vehicle that you can buy when you get your tickets or via cash on arrival.

There is a limited amount of parking on-site that is first-come, first serve. Overflow parking is provided a short distance offsite, and shuttles are provided to and from the overflow parking area to the festival grounds. Car camping and RVs are not permitted in general parking areas.

More information on website.

Unveil the mysteries of estuaries with Homeschool Lab Science Class – Estuaries! Learn how to study the estuaries with water quality tests, population studies, and animal dissections! This program is for ages 12 to 16. Registration required by 9/16. October 7, 14, 21. $45/child.

Join the Bel Air Downtown Alliance for Harford County’s best block party! Live local music, beer and wine, food vendors, and more! For a list of scheduled bands, visit website.

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, classic car show, and more. David R. Craig Park hosts the Classic Car Show. Per Maryland Law- No Open Containers of Alcohol.

Journey back in time to enjoy the tales of Bel Air’s most curious and mysterious history. Walk the streets lit by lanterns and visit some of the town’s most legendary and haunted sites.

Tours begin at 5:30pm. Tickets: Walking Tour: $15.

For more information, visit Eventbrite.com or call 410.836.0333. All proceeds benefit Lasos, Inc.

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle is coming to Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium courtesy of Aberdeen Proving Ground Federal Credit Union. Join us at the ballpark on October 7th for some community fun.

Gates open at 6pm with the movie beginning promptly at 7pm. GA tickets are $5 and concessions will be open for food and beverage sales from 6-8pm. For more information and to purchase your tickets, see website.

The Box Office will not be open on the day of this event. All tickets must be purchased online or by calling the Box Office during operating hours at 410.297.9292. Items permitted on the playing field include: blankets and towels, popcorn and water. Items not permitted on the playing field include: lawn chairs, strollers, any food or beverage other than popcorn and water.

6pm – Seasonal Cider Tasting; 7pm – Performance. American Historical Theatre’s Neill Hartley as Washington Irving, the father of the American short story, brings you into his world; introducing you to his work, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, the most famous short story ever written. The literary lion narrates his tale and then enters his story, becoming his alter ego, Ichabod Crane.

A busy actor, director, spokesperson and teacher, Neill Hartley earned a Master of Fine Arts from Temple University in Acting. A faculty member of Temple University from 1989-2000 and on the faculty of the University of the Arts since 1994, Neill is much in demand as a speech and dialect coach for several professional theaters. He is a much sought-after actor, performing with companies that include the Arden Theater, Interact Theatre, and the Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival. Neill is also a busy director for theaters that include Philadelphia Young Playwrights, University of the Arts, University of Pennsylvania, Arcadia University, Isis Productions, the Brick Theater and the Luna Theater. He serves as Artistic Director for Acting Without Boundaries, a theater company providing large-scale musical opportunities for physically-disabled teens and young adults.

This is a beautiful time to remember and honor the lives of our children who have been lost to sudden death, stillbirth, miscarriage, or abortion.

Contact Carrie Serrell – SecretGardenForgiven3@gmail.com.

HCC faculty members Phil Cunneff, Mark Leppo, Justin Taylor, Phil Ravita, and Benny Russell celebrate the return of the Evening of Jazz series for the 2022-23 season.

General Seating: Adult $10; Youth (Age 17 and Younger) $1; HCC Student Free with ID.

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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.

Event by Emmorton Rec Chess Club. USChess rated tournament. Two sections over two days. A 5 round Swiss System, G/90 + 10. Prizes $1,365 fully guaranteed. Entry Fee: $35 with registration before 10/7. $40 on site. Register online and pay at the door to save $5.

See facebook page for more information.

Annual 5K fundraiser for the Int’l Myeloma Foundation in memory of Jim Schleicher. Gather at the Ma and Pa Heritage Trail (Bel Air Section, Williams St Entrance), 5K begins at 9am. Registration fee $35. Not a timed race. After party with music by David Eric Reed at The Main Street Tower at noon. Sponsored by Ravens Roost #74. Bring a new toy for Toys for Tots of Harford County.

Weekly farmers market from May to December featuring local meats, cheeses, ice cream, fruit, vegetables, wines, herbs, plants and flowers, as well as various artisan vendors with soaps, lotions, pottery, woodworking and more. The Market is located on St. John Street between Pennington Ave and Congress Ave.

Log your miles while enjoying some beautiful scenery and some fellow nature enthusiasts! All skill levels/paces welcome. The course is an out and back, single track, approx. 2 miles long. This program is for ages 8 to adult, under 16 w/adult.

FREE.

As we edge toward fall, traces of color begin to lace the shoreline for your viewing pleasure. Layer up and don’t miss the show! This program is for ages 8 to adult and registration is required by 10/7.

$15.

Come into the gallery and vote on your favorite piece of art in eight categories (mediums). A fun way to see if your favorite gets the most votes! Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Live demonstrations, tours of the station and apparatus, HCSO’s new Community OutReach Effort (CORE) trailer, and much more.

FREE admission. Rain or shine. Pumpkin beer, hard ciders, seltzers, lagers, IPAs, stouts, and more. Beer slushies, food trucks and live music every day. U-Pick pumpkin patch. Pumpkin painting. Hay rides. Children’s corn maze. Build your own scarecrow. Farm animals. Local craft vendors. Ravens on TV in the taproom every Sunday.

Pumpkin patch and corn maze are open 1-6pm during the week. Taproom bar is open normal business hours.

Please no outside alcohol or pets.

The 20th Annual Pigtown Festival is primed to be another event of Epic-Pork-Portions! Over 5,000 visitors will stroll along Washington Boulevard to cheer on their favorite swine at the Squeakness Pig Races, dance to live music, pig out on delicious food, shop at over 70 arts and crafts vendors and enjoy the largest KidZone of any Baltimore festival.

Food connoisseurs will get the chance to compete in our Pie Eating Contest featuring pies from Culinary Architecture!

Want to become a sponsor? Visit: https://www.pigtownmainstreet.org/festival-sponsors.

Want to volunteer? Register at: https://tinyurl.com/VOLUNTEERATPIGTOWNFESTIVAL.

Food trucks, music all day, contests, stein and merch releases, and more.

This event will be an outdoor tented event. Tickets are $60 presale and $70 at the door. Your ticket includes: AYCE crabs and corn; meats and sides; pitcher of Conrad’s Lager; games, raffles, etc. Live music – The Damn Dirty Lush.

Tickets may be purchased by calling directly at 443.402.0482 or on Venmo @conradsabi.

If you purchase your tickets at Venmo, please include the first and last name of each guest that you are paying for.

Adult only event. Alpacapalooza lets you experience the animals up close and personal while hearing great music from Monkton Bike Trail Blue Grass Band. Bring whatever you would like to drink – pit turkey and beef available for purchase. Bring your own chairs or a blanket. A portion of the proceeds will go to Harford County Humane Society.

Get tickets at website.

Guest speaker, James Karmel, PhD. $10. Register at website.

Our keynote event, the Hoppy Hustle, is a charity pub crawl styled event in the heart of Capitol Waterfront neighborhood of Washington, DC. Our campaign is called “Pursuit of Hoppiness”, and our team has set a goal of raising $ 100,000 over the next few months. Proceeds will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS).  Atlas Brew Works, BlueJacket Brewing, Solace Outpost. Parking for Event will be at Audi Stadium or Bullpen. This event will be for all ages and have live music, games, and food at a huge outdoor venue right on the Potomac River.

Celebrate wildlife and Halloween with our Pre-School Halloween Party! Come in costume, play games, decorate a Halloween craft, and have a tasty Halloween treat! This program is for ages 0 to 6 w/adult and registration is required by 10/5. $10/child.

Shop local produce and crafts each month. Enjoy live music in our pavilion at 7pm. We will be offering a family-friendly movie at 8pm.

Local weekly car cruise for car lovers to gather and share. This is open to all early and late model muscle cars and trucks, ‘tuner style’ performance, antiques, vintage, and special interest cars. All makes and models, hot rods, street rods, muscle cars – the more, the merrier. No daily drivers. Make it fun and special.

Make sure to check out the rules before you come and be aware of others. Keep it professional and fun.

(Performance begins at 7pm).

Bellydancers of many styles will delight and amaze you as they shimmy across the stage! Meanwhile, in the lobby and blackbox downstairs, vendors will enchant your curious eye with their beautiful wares.

Grammy Award-winning rock star Melissa Etheridge will play a special concert in Havre de Grace at the STAR Centre on Saturday, October 8th at 7pm. Proceeds from the concert will benefit Heather Mizeur for Congress. Ticket purchases count as donations to Heather Mizeur for Congress.

Purchase tickets at website.

For more information on Heather Mizeur’s candidacy in Maryland’s First Congressional District, visit www.heathermizeur.com.

Doors open at 6pm. Seating is first-come, first-serve within each section. Your contribution receipt, which you will receive via email after purchase, is your ticket. Tickets cannot be resold.

Dana Cooper is a poetic and award-winning songwriter, an insightful storyteller, and a rousing musician whose performances engage and inspire audiences worldwide. His mixture of flat-picking and finger-picking and percussive strumming style is legend among other guitarists. He has performed on Austin City Limits, Mountain Stage and at the prestigious songwriting festival, Kerrville Folk Festival. An expressive singer, his voice is ageless. He has shared the stage with Lyle Lovett, Jerry Garcia, Melissa Ethridge, Townes Van Zandt, Loudon Wainwright, Nancy Griffith and others.

Suggested donation is $15 for adults and $5 for youth. Only cash and checks made to Deer Creek Coffeehouse are accepted. Doors open at 7pm. Baked goods and non-alcoholic beverages sold for a nominal fee.

This event is supported by a grant from the Maryland State Arts Council through Harford County Cultural Arts Board.

Sponsored by The Auxiliary to Charlton-Miller Post 6054. $20 per person. A light buffet will be served.
Ticket sales only!

Proceeds to benefit Veterans programs.

Become part of a volunteer team of invasive plant removers and native plant restorers. Learn why non-native invasive plants are a threat to the ecosystem, how to identify problem plants, and removal and restoration strategies. This program is for ages 14 to adult and registration is recommended. FREE.

The Belle Aire Market is a seasonal open air market featuring antiques and finely crafted artisan items. With the original spelling of our historic town, the Belle Aire Market will evoke feelings of a Parisian bazaar right here in downtown Bel Air.

Enjoy a brisk morning paddle among the colorful autumn leaves of Otter Point Creek. Registration required. This program is for ages 8 to adult and registration is required. $15.

Classic cars, live music with Dan Houtz, great food, hand dipped ice cream, hayrides, corn maze, pick your own pumpkins, and more! Event by Harford County Custom Cruisers and supports our Veterans. $15 to register car.

Family friendly event and something for the whole family. Stone View Farm is an historic 109 acre farm located in Darlington, Maryland. Come out and enjoy:

Classic cars; Mad Macs Food Truck by MacGregor’s Restaurant; Slate Farm Brewery; Pit Beef and Pit Ham; Live Music by Dan Houtz; Hand Dipped Ice Cream; Corn Maze and Hayrides; Pick Your Own Pumpkins; Country Gift Shop and much more!

Event sponsored by Harford County Custom Cruisers. $15 to register and supports our veterans.

FREE open house and exhibition of selected paintings by this year’s juried artists.

Ice cream at Stone View Farms in 15 delicious flavors! Stone View Farms will be open most Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays until October 30th. Please check Stone View Farm’s Facebook Page for updates and upcoming events.

Recharge and refresh at Battery Island Brewing Company! All abilities are welcome to this 60 minute session as modifications are offered throughout. A beverage of your choice will be included and provided after the class. You are welcome to stay and socialize, meet friends, play games, and bring in food after the session.

Limited Capacity: Tickets are $20 and must be purchased before the event as space is limited. You can find out more about the instructor and register at website.

Bring comfortable loose clothing and an exercise mat. Blankets and props (strap, block, etc) are optional but not required.

Please get in touch with any questions beforehand by emailing rebecca.m.chandler@gmail.com.

Check out one of our live critters up close while discovering what makes that animal special. This program is for all ages and registration is required by 10/7. FREE.

HCC faculty members Christopher Ciampoli and Richard Johnson open the 2022-23 season of the Sunday Afternoon Concert Series by sharing a program of original works.

General Seating: Adult $10; Youth (Age 17 and Younger) $1; HCC Student Free with ID.

Guest Speaker, Aaron Levinthal. FREE. Register at website.

Swing/Foxtrot Lesson followed by an open dance; 8-week session Sept-Nov. Advanced registration required for 8-week session. May drop in weekly to the 7pm open community dance, but must purchase a pass in advance. No at the door sales. Visit website for info.

Newcomers’ Club of Harford County invites you to join us, whether you are new to the area or have lived in Harford County for years. Out meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from September thru May.

Come into the gallery and vote on your favorite piece of art in eight categories (mediums). A fun way to see if your favorite gets the most votes! Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

By Meg Algren, Master Gardner. FREE.

FREE open house and exhibition of selected paintings by this year’s juried artists.

Grab your friends! Who needs a girls night? What about a date night? It is time for a cookie party! Learn several cookie decorating techniques and come home with 6 delicious sugar cookies! One drink is included with your ticket. AleCraft Brewery offers sodas, waters, kambucha and are partnered with Birds Nest BBQ if you’d like to order any food.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

“Living a Plant Forward Life for the Bay and Your Body” is the theme of the October 12 episode of “Chesapeake Farm and Bay to Table.” This popular virtual cooking series is produced by Harford County Public Library and Chef John Shields’ Our Common Table and highlights Maryland farms, fisheries and local businesses. The program will be presented via Zoom.

The Chesapeake Bay and watershed harbors a habitat unique to the East Coast of the United States. This environment has impacted and inspired local foods and recipes throughout generations. Join Library CEO Mary Hastler and Chef John as they take a tour of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation with Hilary Harp Falk, CEO of the foundation, at its headquarters in Annapolis. From there, our hosts will travel to CBF’s Clagett Farm, a farm that explores and exemplifies farming practices that can be sustainable, both economically and environmentally.

Back in the kitchen, Chef John, Mary and Hilary will whip up dishes inspired by the natural beauty of the Chesapeake that nourish our bodies.

To sign up to view “Living a Plant Forward Life for the Bay and Your Body,” visit
https://programs.HCPLonline.org/event/7245534. Advanced registration, including a valid email address, is requested. Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email from Zoom with a link to the program and a unique password to access the event. Viewers will also receive copies of the recipes (usually provided the night of the event).

This episode of “Chesapeake Farm & Bay to Table” is presented in partnership with Harford County Public Library, Our Common Table, Chef John Shields’ restaurant Gertrude’s Chesapeake Kitchen, 32nd Street Farmers Market and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.

You choose time.

Want to help feed our hungry critters? Come down to our Family Feed program that lets you behind the scenes and help the naturalist feed the animals! This program is for all ages. Registration required at least 24 hours ahead.

FREE.

Paperback, hardback and children’s books. Members only night. Sponsored by Friends of the Bel Air Library. Call 410.638.3151 or visit website.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

FREE.

Directed by Bambi Johnson. Harriet is off on an all-new adventure filled with thrills and chills, and it all starts when she visits Mrs. Cratchedy’s basement in search of that ever-elusive perfect Halloween costume. Watch the magic come alive as she meets a brand new friend, Benedict Cumberbunny. Follow them into a world full of dust bunnies, broken toys, spooky portraits, and a haunted wardrobe. You may even catch some of Harriet’s past sidekicks making a guest appearance! Slip on your favorite Halloween costume and join her . . . if you dare! Tickets starting at $14.

Registration and Breakfast 8:30-9am. We are excited to welcome back students for the Showcase of Knowledge and the exceptional artistry of Harford County Public Schools students to entertain and inform.

Learn more and purchase tickets at website.

Paperback, hardback and children’s books. Members only night. Sponsored by Friends of the Bel Air Library. Call 410.638.3151 or visit website.

The BBQ Bash features top quality BBQ, live music, sponsor displays, crafters, merchant vendors, children’s entertainment as well as Harford County’s biggest and best beer and wine garden. FREE admission. Friday 4-10pm and Saturday 12-10pm. Visit website.

Due to limited seating, anyone wishing to sit and play will need to purchase an admission ticket.

Twenty fun and exciting games of bingo for your chance to win cash. Quickie Round at the beginning with the prize amount being 50% of quickie board sales. Ten bingo games followed by an intermission and another 10 games. The final game is a progressive prize Bingo worth $300 plus 50% of the total sales for any additional Round 20 game board sold. 50/50 drawing, Bingo instant wins and door prizes. Additional game packets, individual single game boards for special rounds and daubers available for purchase.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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.

Nearly 1 in 5 people in the U.S. live with a mental illness. Learn how to identify, understand, and respond to the signs in adults struggling with mental health and substance use.

FREE training for adults 18+ including employers, law enforcement, medical workers and first responders: How to interact with someone in crisis; How to connect them with help; Information on trauma, substance use and self-care.

Breakfast and lunch included.

Register at website by October 14, 2022.

Weekly farmers market from May to December featuring local meats, cheeses, ice cream, fruit, vegetables, wines, herbs, plants and flowers, as well as various artisan vendors with soaps, lotions, pottery, woodworking and more. The Market is located on St. John Street between Pennington Ave and Congress Ave.

Speakers to be announced. FREE. Register at website.

Make an easy spider web, a friendly stick mummy, and craft crowns to wear! We’ll have lots of ideas and materials. Come join us for this creative workshop.

Come into the gallery and vote on your favorite piece of art in eight categories (mediums). A fun way to see if your favorite gets the most votes! Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Presented by the Bel Air Police Department and Bel Air Lion’s Club. FREE kid’s ID cards, moon bounce, Kona Ice, games, petting zoo, and much more.

FREE admission. Rain or shine. Pumpkin beer, hard ciders, seltzers, lagers, IPAs, stouts, and more. Beer slushies, food trucks and live music every day. U-Pick pumpkin patch. Pumpkin painting. Hay rides. Children’s corn maze. Build your own scarecrow. Farm animals. Local craft vendors. Ravens on TV in the taproom every Sunday.

Pumpkin patch and corn maze are open 1-6pm during the week. Taproom bar is open normal business hours.

Please no outside alcohol or pets.

The BBQ Bash features top quality BBQ, live music, sponsor displays, crafters, merchant vendors, children’s entertainment as well as Harford County’s biggest and best beer and wine garden. FREE admission. Friday 4-10pm and Saturday 12-10pm. Visit www.downtownbelair.com.

Directed by Bambi Johnson. Harriet is off on an all-new adventure filled with thrills and chills, and it all starts when she visits Mrs. Cratchedy’s basement in search of that ever-elusive perfect Halloween costume. Watch the magic come alive as she meets a brand new friend, Benedict Cumberbunny. Follow them into a world full of dust bunnies, broken toys, spooky portraits, and a haunted wardrobe. You may even catch some of Harriet’s past sidekicks making a guest appearance! Slip on your favorite Halloween costume and join her . . . if you dare! Tickets starting at $14.

Watch our turtles, fish and snakes eat while learning about these fascinating creatures. This program is for all ages and registration is required by 10/14. FREE.

Join us for the inaugural opening of the Lee Gallery located in the Lee Mansion at Jerusalem Mill. For the past two years, volunteers and contractors have been restoring this late 18th century home.
A great opportunity to see the restoration project first-hand!

Artist Talk at 3pm.

Presented by The Custom and Classic Car Educational Foundation. Come relax with fellow car lovers and enjoy some great local wines and scenery. No outside food/alcohol.

For more information and questions, please visit website or call Dave at 410.937.6866.

Local weekly car cruise for car lovers to gather and share. This is open to all early and late model muscle cars and trucks, ‘tuner style’ performance, antiques, vintage, and special interest cars. All makes and models, hot rods, street rods, muscle cars – the more, the merrier. No daily drivers. Make it fun and special.

Make sure to check out the rules before you come and be aware of others. Keep it professional and fun.

Directed by Bambi Johnson. Harriet is off on an all-new adventure filled with thrills and chills, and it all starts when she visits Mrs. Cratchedy’s basement in search of that ever-elusive perfect Halloween costume. Watch the magic come alive as she meets a brand new friend, Benedict Cumberbunny. Follow them into a world full of dust bunnies, broken toys, spooky portraits, and a haunted wardrobe. You may even catch some of Harriet’s past sidekicks making a guest appearance! Slip on your favorite Halloween costume and join her . . . if you dare! Tickets starting at $14.

“Under the Big Tent”. All-You-Can-Eat and Drink Steamed Shrimp, BBQ Ribs, BBQ Chicken, Sides, Soft Drinks, Beer, Wine. Catering by Coakley ‘s Pub. 50/50 Contest, Raffle Prizes, Silent Auction. All proceeds benefit the Havre de Grace Maritime Museum and Environmental Center programs.

Ice cream at Stone View Farms in 15 delicious flavors! Stone View Farms will be open most Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays until October 30th. Please check Stone View Farm’s Facebook Page for updates and upcoming events.

All proceeds go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The Cornhole tournament will consist of 64 teams single elimination. Co-ed, all ages. Tournament, displays of the Raven’s away game vs. the Giants, Live Music, and Auction Prizes.

Register at website. $80 per team.

Donation link with story: https://events.lls.org/md/PursuitofHoppiness2022.

Presented by Pat Jordan. Adults $40; Students $25.

Paperback, hardback and children’s books. Members only night. Sponsored by Friends of the Bel Air Library. Call 410.638.3151 or visit website.

Tour the grounds and 1st floor of Tudor Hall, home of Maryland’s famous family of Shakespearean actors including John Wilkes Booth‬. Please obey the speed limit on Tudor Lane and the Tudor Hall property when visiting. $5 cash for those ages 13 and older. For more info call 443.619.0008 or email at SpiritsOfTudorHall@gmail.com.

Bring the whole fantasy team, work crowd, family or friends for a great time watching Baltimore’s favorite football team. Pick up your favorite game day food on the way over and enjoy all 1pm Sunday Ravens’ games in our expansive tasting room. Receive 10% off bottle sales if wearing apparel of your favorite NFL team during any Purple Sunday.

No outside alcohol. 21+.

Spiders may seem spooky, but there’s a lot to appreciate about them! Join us for a Spider Exploration around the promenade to learn about spiders and their webs. Cost is $5 per learner, which includes FREE admission to the museum after the event. Wear a costume, get a piece of candy!

Order your tickets today using the link below; don’t wait, spots are limited!

Spikes, fangs, and claws, oh my! Plants and animals have a variety of defenses to protect themselves. Learn what they are and then explore the trails of Leight Park to see what we can find! This program is for ages 6 to adult and registration is required by 10/14.

$10/family.

Presented by Terry Alford. He is an author, historian, and Professor Emeritus at Northern Virginia Community College. Dr. Alford is a founding board member of the Abraham Lincoln Institute of Washington, D.C., and is an internationally recognized authority on John Wilkes Booth and the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. Fortune’s Fool, Dr. Alford’s biography of Booth, was published in 2015 by Oxford University Press and has received exceptional reviews. He has been an historical consultant on a number of films and documentaries, most recently Stephen Spielberg’s “Lincoln,” starring Daniel Day-Lewis. He also serves as a member of the Advisory Council for Ford’s Theatre in Washington, DC.

Please obey the speed limit on Tudor Lane and the Tudor Hall property when visiting. $5 cash for those ages 13 and older.

Come and join the Bay Country Gentlemen, Harford County’s only all-male a-capella chorus, in a night of song and harmony. We meet every other Monday for a night of fellowship, harmony and fun.

Swing/Foxtrot Lesson followed by an open dance; 8-week session Sept-Nov. Advanced registration required for 8-week session. May drop in weekly to the 7pm open community dance, but must purchase a pass in advance. No at the door sales. Visit website for info.

Come into the gallery and vote on your favorite piece of art in eight categories (mediums). A fun way to see if your favorite gets the most votes! Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

FREE open house and exhibition of selected paintings by this year’s juried artists.

A costume halloween bash hosted by Harford Artists’ Association, Inc. All proceeds to benefit HAA’s community outreach programs.

Special Host: Zenobia Darling aka Derek Pentz.

Tickets: $25 HAA members/$30 non-members; $35 at the door.

Amazing and scary tableaux; great photo ops. Food by Black Eyed Suzie’s. Silent Auction; Growler Gala.

1st Annual Halloween Fundraiser.

Performed by Dr. Candy Campbell. In sponsorship with the Liriodendron a theater performance (open to the community).

Candy Campbell, DNP, is an award-winning actor, author, and filmmaker. A proud SAG-AFTRA member, she has appeared on stage, film, radio, and television. She co-founded an improv and stand-up comedy group and has since created three solo shows.

Award-winning actor and author, Dr. Candy Campbell, brings Florence Nightingale to life in the 21st century!

Welcome to the world of Victorian England, where women were considered possessions and had no right to obtain higher education, own land, have a bank account, or vote. Pushing back against the status quo, Nightingale was a visionary statistician and social reformer, researcher, author, adventurer, nurse, and population health advocate who, when she returned from the Crimean War (and for the next 50 years), used her celebrity status to influence health policy—on four continents — as a semi-invalid!

Join Miss Nightingale, as she shows you a new way to think about healthcare — from the way you thought it was, to the way it may become. This character portrayal, by Dr. Candy Campbell and customized for your group, provides a delightful presentation of thought-provoking, fun, and poignant exploration of our current state of health, based on Nightingale’s writings.

She’s witty, she’s wise, and audiences think she’s wonderful. What’s more, Miss Nightingale has an important call to action for you!

You choose time.

Want to help feed our hungry critters? Come down to our Family Feed program that lets you behind the scenes and help the naturalist feed the animals! This program is for all ages. Registration required at least 24 hours ahead.

FREE.

This advanced grazing workshop is designed for producers looking to transform their operation into a profitable business with less work and stress. Workshop attendees will dive deeper into the principles behind farm economics and increasing farm profitability, giving them the tools and insights they need to improve their business. The workshop will be taught by Dave Pratt, one of the experts on the Ranching for Profit team and will feature a small group approach with team and class discussions, case studies, videos, and application to participants’ own situation. For full details and registration information, please visit website.

These events are brought to you by University of Maryland Extension, the Maryland-Delaware
Forage Council, Maryland Grazers Network, NE SARE, and American Farmland Trust. Thank
you to our event partners!

If you have questions or need assistance please contact your local county Extension office or
Amanda Grev at agrev@umd.edu or 301.432.2767 x339. If you need reasonable accommodation to participate in any event or activity please contact us at least 2 weeks prior to the event. Hope to see you there!

The University of Maryland Extension programs are open to any person and will not discriminate against anyone because of race, age, sex, color, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, religion, ancestry, national origin, marital status, genetic information,
political affiliation, and gender identity or expression.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

Tour led by Julie Mancine, Coordinator, Hays-Heighe House and HCC Archivist.

Explore the Hays-Heighe House and learn about its changing uses, and see some of its less-visited nooks and crannies.

FREE and open to the public. Reservation not required. Info: HaysHeighe@harford.edu or 443.412.2539.

Schedule updates: https://www.harfordevents.com/p/presented-shows/live-at-harford/hays-heighe-house.

Campus map – https://www.harford.edu/about-harford/coming-to-campus/maps-directions/index.php.

Glowing sculptures and art installations. Hundreds of Jack O’lanterns. Family friendly educational activities. Live music and entertainment. Food and drinks.

Sponsored by Bel Air Middle School PTA. Race begins at 5:30pm at the Bel Air Athletic Club and will be run on the Ma and Pa Trail.

Register at website.

T-shirts are available in sizes Youth SM through Youth Large, and Adult SM through XXL. Register by October 1 to get your choice of size. Registration closes October 13.

Everyone who registers will be entered in a raffle to win great prizes donated by local businesses. Our community is welcome at this family-friendly event.

Packet pickup will be held on race day starting at 4pm in the parking area of the Bel Air Athletic Club.

Special thanks to host Bel Air Athletic Club. Professional timing services by Blue Cheetah Sports Timing, LLC.

Prospective students and families, please join our open house. Come see what sets The Highlands School apart. Registration is required. Register at website.

Journey back in time to enjoy the tales of Bel Air’s most curious and mysterious history. Walk the streets lit by lanterns and visit some of the town’s most legendary and haunted sites.

Tours begin at 5:30pm. Tickets: Walking Tour: $15.

For more information, visit Eventbrite.com or call 410.836.0333. All proceeds benefit Lasos, Inc.

On your mark, get set, GLOW!  Screech’s Night Owl 5K, an evening glow run in support of Harford Community College student athletes, will take place on campus on Friday, October 21 at 7pm. There is also a virtual 5K option. All ages are welcome to participate.

Participants will enjoy a scenic course through Harford’s campus and athletic facilities. Neon apparel is encouraged. Refreshments, glow sticks, a goodie bag, and a premium long-sleeve race t-shirt will be provided to each runner. Participants must register by October 1 to guarantee a shirt. Medals will be awarded to the top male and female overall and top three males and females in each age category. Entry fee is $30 through Wednesday, October 19. After that date, the price increases to $35. Register at website.

Packet pickup will take place on Thursday, October 20, 4-6pm, at Charm City Run in Bel Air.

At Harford, our students are at the top of their game, on and off the court and field. By participating in one of Harford’s thirteen NJCAA sports, they make a commitment to excel not only in their sport, but in the classroom. Harford’s student athletes accomplish great things during their time with us and beyond – they excel at giving back to the community, and many of our students transfer to a university to play at the NCAA level and earn their bachelor’s degree.

Event proceeds support scholarships for Harford athletes to help them continue to excel and achieve academically and athletically. https://co.clickandpledge.com/advanced/default.aspx?wid=158236. Information about sponsorships is available by calling the Office of Alumni and Development at 443.412.2449. Be a fan: Fund Our Fighting Owls!

Hosted by author, poet, and career counselor Alyssa K. Cole.

Join us for this inspiring and uplifting community celebration of our talented local youth!
See and support Harford County youth and young adults, as they share their talents in music, oratory, drama, dance, art, and more!

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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.

Weekly farmers market from May to December featuring local meats, cheeses, ice cream, fruit, vegetables, wines, herbs, plants and flowers, as well as various artisan vendors with soaps, lotions, pottery, woodworking and more. The Market is located on St. John Street between Pennington Ave and Congress Ave.

Sell your Stuff at Our Fall Yard Sale!! A 10X10 Space on our parking lot is available for $25. Buyers will find lots of items available and Food Trucks will be on Site. Stop in at the Historical Society and find out how you can join the fun and volunteer. A full day of fun.

Enjoy the region’s oldest outdoor art show. Featuring 200+ juried artists and craftsmen, continuous live entertainment, delectable food, beverages, and children’s art activities. Held in Tydings and Concord Point Parks with a connecting promenade overlooking the Susquehanna River and the headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay. No admission, FREE parking. Presented by ArtUnion in partnership with Concord Point Lighthouse to benefit Friends of Concord Point Lighthouse and local cultural arts activities. Visit website for more information.

Petting zoo, pony rides, vendors. $5 entry fee (Petting Zoo included). FREE parking.

Vendor applications being accepted. Email hawkshollowhorsefarm@gmail.com.

Vendors, German Beer Garden, music, German beer and food, pit beef and turkey, hot dogs, pretzels, sweets, and more. Games, hay ride, activities for all ages. Event is FREE.

Spaces available for Vendors. Contact Grace, 443.243.7305 or Carol 410.459.7251.

Join us for a tour of the Society’s main building and learn more about the many opportunities to become a volunteer at the Historical Society or at the Hays House Museum. There is something for everyone whether your interests are in history, computer technology, gardening or another area. Call 410.838.7691 or visit website.

Come into the gallery and vote on your favorite piece of art in eight categories (mediums). A fun way to see if your favorite gets the most votes! Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

FREE admission. Rain or shine. Pumpkin beer, hard ciders, seltzers, lagers, IPAs, stouts, and more. Beer slushies, food trucks and live music every day. U-Pick pumpkin patch. Pumpkin painting. Hay rides. Children’s corn maze. Build your own scarecrow. Farm animals. Local craft vendors. Ravens on TV in the taproom every Sunday.

Pumpkin patch and corn maze are open 1-6pm during the week. Taproom bar is open normal business hours.

Please no outside alcohol or pets.

Join us for a reading of the newly released charming children’s book, Sheldon’s Time, by local author Lindsey Pope. This event includes a storytime by the author, book signing, pirate “spin the prize wheel”, and a museum scavenger hunt, all for the low price of $5 admission!

About the Book:
Reading his favorite book at home, Sheldon the crab has the dream day planned for any introvert, until his friends want to play. Sheldon finds himself trapped between wanting to make his friends happy and catering to his own needs. What will he do?

For more about the author, follow her on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/LindseyPWrites. Sheldon’s Time characters illustrated by Nadja Bullis. Headshot Photograph by Mal Baker.

Enjoy the season’s finest fun with trunk or treat, live animal encounters, hot cider, marshmallow roast, costume contest, and more! Purchase one of our pumpkins to race, other cash games. This program is for all ages! $5/car.

Fundraiser to support Harford Land Trust. This is HLT’s largest fundraiser, building on the land trust’s many years of successful Harvest Moon Dinner and Auctions and 2021’s Belle Vue Celebration fundraisers.

3pm VIP Reception for Belle Vue Circle members and Supporting and above sponsors.

All proceeds support HLT’s land conservation work in Harford County.

Party to Preserve is a dressy-casual outdoor event on the picturesque preserved Seven Springs Farm. PLEASE NOTE: Seven Springs Farm is a privately owned farm. There is no public access outside of HLT’s event. Attendees will enjoy local food by The Local, beer and wine, and music by the Mayo Family Band.

Tickets – $125 per person.

Stop by the ballpark to enjoy some fall favorites including a pumpkin patch, hay mountain for climbing, scarecrow making, tractor rides, and so much more.

GA tickets are just $10. Kids under 3 are FREE. Concessions will be open for food and beverage sales featuring some fall classics and seasonal specials.

Additional fees will apply for select event activities. See website for more information and to purchase your tickets.

Local weekly car cruise for car lovers to gather and share. This is open to all early and late model muscle cars and trucks, ‘tuner style’ performance, antiques, vintage, and special interest cars. All makes and models, hot rods, street rods, muscle cars – the more, the merrier. No daily drivers. Make it fun and special.

Make sure to check out the rules before you come and be aware of others. Keep it professional and fun.

Bingo including a wide variety of prizes including vera bradley and other name brand items to benefit Special Olympics Harford County – Super Plunge. Doors open at 6pm – early bird at 6:50pm and bingo begins at 7pm. Tickets are $15. Bring a non-perishable food item for a FREE bonus ticket drawing. For tickets, contact Stacey.hull@ymail.com or by calling Brenda @ 410.599.0503.

Dame Edna’s award-winning Honorary Understudy is back for more in Havre De Grace! Every visit from her is a new night of comedy. Get ready for another belly-busting good time and make sure you come prepared! She’s ready to share a round of hilarious zingers, double-entendre one-liners, and one never knows what to expect from her multi-award winning quick wit and mischievous observations of the crowd! The event is rated PG-13 and profanity free.

About Scott F. Mason (short bio): Scott F. Mason has been professionally impersonating Dame Edna and entertaining audiences since 2003. He was chosen by Barry Humphries (the real Dame Edna) as her Honorary Understudy in 2010 on Broadway!

Mr. Mason blends his own comedic material and that of the real Dame. He was inducted into the Sunburst Convention of Tribute Artists’ Hall of Fame for “Funniest Male” in 2011 and won Best Comedian in the Las Vegas Reel Awards in 2010 and 2012.

Enjoy the region’s oldest outdoor art show. Featuring 200+ juried artists and craftsmen, continuous live entertainment, delectable food, beverages, and children’s art activities. Held in Tydings and Concord Point Parks with a connecting promenade overlooking the Susquehanna River and the headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay. No admission, FREE parking. Presented by ArtUnion in partnership with Concord Point Lighthouse to benefit Friends of Concord Point Lighthouse and local cultural arts activities. Visit website for more information.

Ice cream at Stone View Farms in 15 delicious flavors! Stone View Farms will be open most Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays until October 30th. Please check Stone View Farm’s Facebook Page for updates and upcoming events.

Speaker and location TBA. $.

Bring the whole fantasy team, work crowd, family or friends for a great time watching Baltimore’s favorite football team. Pick up your favorite game day food on the way over and enjoy all 1pm Sunday Ravens’ games in our expansive tasting room. Receive 10% off bottle sales if wearing apparel of your favorite NFL team during any Purple Sunday.

No outside alcohol. 21+.

Uncle Devin and 1 Tribe Collective are GRAMMY® Nominated for Best Children’s Music Album!
The Uncle Devin Show® is an interactive, musical experience for children by renowned drummer
and percussionist, Devin Walker. The show cultivates the minds of children through percussion instruments and is a dynamic cross between DC’s Trouble Funk and Schoolhouse Rock!

Event is FREE, but registration is required.

Join us for this special family event featuring the Baltimore Metropolitan Area Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers. During this enlightening, informative, and inspiring presentation, the Baltimore Metro Chapter will share riveting stories of the courageous men and women of the 9th and 10th Calvary.

Come learn about the history of the Buffalo Soldiers; African-American participation in the Civil War; the amazing story of female soldier Cathay Williams (38th Infantry); and more!

Come see chapter members in the authentic uniforms of the Buffalo Soldiers sharing displays and artifacts pertaining to the history and the lives of the Buffalo Soldiers!

Come hear from chapter members who are the descendants of the original Buffalo Soldiers!

Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to learn about the contributions of free and formerly enslaved men and women who bravely and valiantly put their lives on the line in defense of our country.

Come hear the stars of tomorrow in this concert showcasing the talented emerging artists in our region launching professional careers in music. Help us bud the Bach’s of tomorrow, today!

Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 5. Bach Cantata 182: Himmelskönig, sei willkommen.

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

Please schedule your appointment at website or call 1-800-RED CROSS.

Swing/Foxtrot Lesson followed by an open dance; 8-week session Sept-Nov. Advanced registration required for 8-week session. May drop in weekly to the 7pm open community dance, but must purchase a pass in advance. No at the door sales. Visit website for info.

Come into the gallery and vote on your favorite piece of art in eight categories (mediums). A fun way to see if your favorite gets the most votes! Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

FREE open house and exhibition of selected paintings by this year’s juried artists.

Attendees of the Main Street Social will have the opportunity to meet and socialize with the staff of the Alliance, county and community officials, and a dynamic mix of entrepreneurs.

You choose time.

Want to help feed our hungry critters? Come down to our Family Feed program that lets you behind the scenes and help the naturalist feed the animals! This program is for all ages. Registration required at least 24 hours ahead.

FREE.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

Collecting books in good condition, textbooks newer than 2012, dvds, cds, audiobooks, and complete games and puzzles.

NO magazines, Readers Digest books, encyclopedias or VHS tapes, please. Hand truck will be available.

Come to Festival Park for a family friendly, safe way to trick or treat. Last year we turned our pavilion into a haunted graveyard, wait to see what we do this year. Have fun with our Halloween activities.

Join us and our community partners as we kick off Homelessness Awareness Month with Off the Streets– A Sleep Out in support of our neighbors experiencing homelessness. This event is not about pretending to be homeless, it’s a demonstration to those experiencing homelessness that we cannot stay indoors while so many remain outside. We challenge YOU — friends, families, colleagues, churches, youth groups and organizations — to sleep on Leidos Field for this one night. Funds and awareness raised will help our mission to assist families with children and individuals experiencing homelessness achieve independence.

Come out for the sleepout and enjoy the Cowboy Eats food truck, a Kid Zone, DJ, movie on the big screen, homelessness awareness, and more!

$25 – Adults (ages 23+);
$10 – Students (ages 13-22);
$5 – Children (ages 6-12).

For beginners. These sessions are meant to help women, of any age (14+) or disposition feel confident in themselves.

You will learn how to properly strike and defend from those same strikes, escape body/clothing grabs, protect yourself if taken to the ground, and more.

Anyone can learn Krav Maga, the hardest part is just getting started. Once you start, you’ll immediately discover you don’t have to be strong, flexible, or even “in-shape” to be able to effectively (and practically) defend yourself.

Get tickets at website.

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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.

Weekly farmers market from May to December featuring local meats, cheeses, ice cream, fruit, vegetables, wines, herbs, plants and flowers, as well as various artisan vendors with soaps, lotions, pottery, woodworking and more. The Market is located on St. John Street between Pennington Ave and Congress Ave.

Join us for a Dia de los Muertos celebration! We’ll draw the basic shapes step by step – then you can add your very own designs. Use tons of markers or watercolor paints to make it colorful! We’ll take inspiration from the popular movies Book of Life and Coco. Watch them in advance or look at pictures from the movies with us!

Come into the gallery and vote on your favorite piece of art in eight categories (mediums). A fun way to see if your favorite gets the most votes! Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Discover why leaves change color this time of year and then enjoy the peak fall color and crisp autumn weather as we gather leaves. We will then create an autumn work of art to take home. This program is for all ages and registration is required by 10/28. $10/family.

Bring your creative side and enjoy carving or painting your Halloween pumpkin with a decoy carver. Games and trick or treating throughout the museum. Spots limited! Reserve through Website or by calling museum. $10 per Child; Adults FREE.

Children will have the opportunity to see farm animals and get treats “from them.” Baby piglets, baby alpacas, donkeys, horses, goats, bunnies and much more. Craft table, story time, live music by Wes Cohen and a straw bale obstacle course for the little ones. Store will be open for anyone wishing to purchase souvenirs. Come any time during the two hour time frame or stay the whole time. $15 per child for children over 1 and $10 for each adult. Space is limited. Sign up at website.

FREE admission. Rain or shine. Pumpkin beer, hard ciders, seltzers, lagers, IPAs, stouts, and more. Beer slushies, food trucks and live music every day. U-Pick pumpkin patch. Pumpkin painting. Hay rides. Children’s corn maze. Build your own scarecrow. Farm animals. Local craft vendors. Ravens on TV in the taproom every Sunday.

Pumpkin patch and corn maze are open 1-6pm during the week. Taproom bar is open normal business hours.

Please no outside alcohol or pets.

Look for a flyer in the windows of participating businesses throughout Main and Bond Streets.

Children will have the opportunity to see farm animals and get treats “from them.” Baby piglets, baby alpacas, donkeys, horses, goats, bunnies and much more. Craft table, story time, live music by Wes Cohen and a straw bale obstacle course for the little ones. Store will be open for anyone wishing to purchase souvenirs. Come any time during the two hour time frame or stay the whole time. $15 per child for children over 1 and $10 for each adult. Space is limited. Sign up at website.

Local weekly car cruise for car lovers to gather and share. This is open to all early and late model muscle cars and trucks, ‘tuner style’ performance, antiques, vintage, and special interest cars. All makes and models, hot rods, street rods, muscle cars – the more, the merrier. No daily drivers. Make it fun and special.

Make sure to check out the rules before you come and be aware of others. Keep it professional and fun.

The Lee Gallery is proud to  present a book signing and lecture by Shelly Davies Wygant.  Shelley will discuss her book on the hauntings of Ellicott City, the connection between the Ellicott Brother’s Mill and the Lee family of Jerusalem Mill, along with 1800’s funerary mourning customs.

$15 Donation Suggested. Your Donations Help Us Grow! Victorian Era Libations Served.

Visit our Facebook Page to register for this event and more!

Fan favorites, Tommy and Saundra O’Sullivan, return to Deer Creek Coffeehouse. Acclaimed as a “stellar guitarist” and “one of the great contemporary folk voices of Ireland”, Tommy O’Sullivan has remained one of the hidden treasures of traditional Irish music for many years. He has toured throughout North America and Europe, appearing at many major venues and festivals. Tommy has always kept an active recording schedule having recorded three albums as a member of Sliabh Notes and a duet album with Bothy Band piper, Paddy Keenan as well as two solo albums ‘Legacy’ and ‘Song Ablaze and most recently a duet album, “Safe Home” with his wife, Saundra. In 2011, they opened O’Sullivan’s Courthouse Pub in Dingle which has gained a reputation for world class traditional Irish music. In 2015, National Geographic cited O’Sullivan’s Courthouse Pub as the go-to pub for traditional Irish music on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. The Deer Creek crowd is known for its sing-along to the O’Sullivans’ cover of “The Galway Shawl”.

Suggested donation is $15 for adults and $5 for youth. Only cash and checks made to Deer Creek Coffeehouse are accepted. Doors open at 7pm. Baked goods and non-alcoholic beverages sold for a nominal fee. Reservations required through the venue website.

This event is supported by a grant from the Maryland State Arts Council through Harford County Cultural Arts Board.

Help fight heroin addiction and homelessness in Harford County by joining County Executive Barry Glassman and Harford United Charities for the 9th annual BG5K Run/Walk for Recovery. The race begins at 8am at Harford Community College – Susquehanna Center. Afterwards, enjoy a FREE hot breakfast as we award prizes and medals to top participants. Sponsorships are available and all proceeds will benefit homelessness and healing in our community through donations to Harford Family House, Mason-Dixon Community Services, Homecoming Project and Addiction Connections Resource.

$25 before race day/$30 race day. Register today!

Ice cream at Stone View Farms in 15 delicious flavors! Stone View Farms will be open most Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays until October 30th. Please check Stone View Farm’s Facebook Page for updates and upcoming events.

The marsh and uplands are putting on their “fancy clothes” for one final dance before winter. Enjoy the cornucopia of color from a creek perspective. This program is for ages 8 to adult and registration is required. $15.

Shop for local arts, crafts, gifts and more. Vendors will be set up near side parking lot.

Tour the grounds and 1st floor of Tudor Hall, home of Maryland’s famous family of Shakespearean actors including John Wilkes Booth‬. Please obey the speed limit on Tudor Lane and the Tudor Hall property when visiting. $5 cash for those ages 13 and older. For more info call 443.619.0008 or email at SpiritsOfTudorHall@gmail.com.

Don costumes and step into the forest in search of clues hidden at creature stations. Complete a word puzzle to earn a Halloween prize! Once registered, stop by at any time during the listed timeframe. This program is for ages 2 to adult and registration is required by 10/26. $12/family.

Tour the grounds and 1st floor of Tudor Hall, home of Maryland’s famous family of Shakespearean actors including John Wilkes Booth‬. Please obey the speed limit on Tudor Lane and the Tudor Hall property when visiting. $5 cash for those ages 13 and older. For more info call 443.619.0008 or email at SpiritsOfTudorHall@gmail.com.

Come and join the Bay Country Gentlemen, Harford County’s only all-male a-capella chorus, in a night of song and harmony. We meet every other Monday for a night of fellowship, harmony and fun.

Swing/Foxtrot Lesson followed by an open dance; 8-week session Sept-Nov. Advanced registration required for 8-week session. May drop in weekly to the 7pm open community dance, but must purchase a pass in advance. No at the door sales. Visit website for info.

This year’s Maryland Humanities #OneMarylandOneBook title. What’s Mine and Yours is a multigenerational saga featuring two North Carolina families. They collide in ways that neither is prepared for when Black students from the east side of the county are integrated into the predominantly white schools on the west side. Readers will follow these families over decades as they break apart and come back together.

Please call for more information. A limited number of FREE books are available at all HCPL locations while supplies last.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Reception will be held November 12th from 1-4pm. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Check back for more details.

Fundraiser. Selling books, textbooks, audiobooks, dvds, cds, games and puzzles, and more.
Sale closes each day 30 minutes before the library closes (either 4:30pm, or 7:30pm).
Closed Nov. 11 for Veterans’s Day.

Quilting on the Line Quilt Guild is sponsoring a night of quilt bingo. All prizes are bed sized quilts. Doors open at 6pm. Games begin at 7pm. Refreshments will be available for purchase from the Jarrettsville Fire Company’s Auxiliary. No outside refreshments are permitted. Tickets cost $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Contact Jean Merrill 717.889.5450, Terry Ruby 717.235.8458, or go to website for more information and tickets.

All bets are on! Come enjoy a night of Casino fun and games. With your “winnings” take a chance on some terrific prizes. Each ticket will give you an amount of fun money with more available to purchase. Richlin Ballroom’s famous full buffet will be available as well as full open bar. Bring your friends and transport yourselves to Atlantic City or Vegas all while helping CASA to provide volunteer advocates for children in foster care. Your support of our mission is greatly appreciated.

Enjoy a presentation on and display of Cheyenne art and material culture in the Fire Hall Studio followed by a performance of The Nanticoke Indian Dance Troupe and the Red Blanket Drummers and Singers.

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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.

Weekly farmers market from May to December featuring local meats, cheeses, ice cream, fruit, vegetables, wines, herbs, plants and flowers, as well as various artisan vendors with soaps, lotions, pottery, woodworking and more. The Market is located on St. John Street between Pennington Ave and Congress Ave.

We are excited for the return of the Authors and Artists Holiday Gift Sale. We will once again have the best of Harford County’s artists, authors, and artisans showing and selling their creations. We are planning on having over 40 vendors inside the Bel Air Armory. Mark your calendars and get a jump on your holiday shopping.

To support your local Fire Department. Show starts at 9am-2pm. Pit Sales start at 10am-2pm, sandwiches $8, combo sandwich which is any 2 or 3 meat choices $9. Water and soda $1.

Shopping will include homemade candies, jewelry, sweet treats, home decor and much more. Please contact Gladys 410.357.0019 if interested in a space. (No flea market).

Expert weaver/fabric artist Gay Lynn Price will guide us through this creative process. Create an elegant weaving using a picture frame as a loom, as a keepsake treasure or to give as a gift. We’ll use yarn, string, ribbon, cord and beautiful strips of fabric. All materials are provided, but feel free to bring something of your own if you wish to weave it in! All ages are invited.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Reception on November 12 from 1-4pm. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Doors open at 1pm. Food served from 2-4pm. Bingo starts at 4pm. BYOB: coolers must be 14x14x14 or smaller. Games/prizes.

Tickets: Contact Larry Grannas – 410.937.6877 or LGrannas48@gmail.com.

Assigned seating. $50 per ticket. Must be 18 years or older to attend and must have a ticket. Tickets will be available at the door, unless notified that the event is sold out.

LASOS is hosting the 2nd annual Legends Ball of Bel Air. Come dressed as your favorite local, historical, or famous legend for a night filled with music, prizes, and more.  Call 410.836.0333 or visit website.

Luxuriate in a program that includes Bach’s soulful Cantata 2 and six of the most beloved and enduring arias of J. S. Bach drawn from the entire lifelong output of the master.

Bach Cantata 2: Ach Gott vom Himmel sieh darein.

Beloved Bach Arias, including:
Erbarme dich (from St. Matthew Passion); Komm in mein Herzenshaus (from Cantata 80);
Agnus Dei (from B Minor Mass); Ach mein sinn (from St. John Passion); Ihr Menschen, rühmet (from Cantata 167); Wann komst du, mein Heil (from Cantata 140).

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

Guest speaker: Carol Allen. FREE. Register at website.

Swing/Foxtrot Lesson followed by an open dance; 8-week session Sept-Nov. Advanced registration required for 8-week session. May drop in weekly to the 7pm open community dance, but must purchase a pass in advance. No at the door sales. Visit website for info.

Newcomers’ Club of Harford County invites you to join us, whether you are new to the area or have lived in Harford County for years. Out meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from September thru May.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Reception will be held November 12th from 1-4pm. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Guest speaker William Carr, Esquire. For more information call 410.838.7691 or visit website.

Grab your friends! Who needs a girls night? What about a date night? It is time for a cookie party! Learn several cookie decorating techniques and come home with 6 delicious sugar cookies! One drink is included with your ticket. AleCraft Brewery offers sodas, waters, kambucha and are partnered with Birds Nest BBQ if you’d like to order any food!

To register, call 410.838.7691 or visit website.

Please schedule your appointment at website or call 1-800-RED CROSS.

By Katherine Marks. FREE.

Doors open at 6pm. First game starts at 7pm.

FREE.

Veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis have a successful song-and-dance act after World War II. With romance in mind, the two follow a duo of beautiful singing sisters en route to their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge, which just happens to be owned by Bob and Phil’s former army commander. With a dazzling score featuring well-known standards including “Blue Skies,” “I Love A Piano,” “How Deep Is the Ocean” and the perennial title song, White Christmas is an uplifting musical worthy of year-round productions.

Group rates are available! Individual tickets ranging $18-20.

Vocalist Irene Jalenti is joined by bassist Herman Burney, drummer Eric Kennedy, and pianist Alan Blackman in reimagining Beatles classics in jazz idioms.

General Seating: Adult $10; Youth (Age 17 and Younger) $1; HCC Student Free with ID.

Presented by the Actors Guild of Harford Community College. By Sophocles, translated by Oliver A Evans.

Oedipus, the King of Thebes, believes he has escaped the terrible prophecy that has pursued him all his life. Oedipus has defeated the riddling Sphinx, saved the seven-gated city of Thebes, and married the queen Jocasta. They have four children, Eteocles, Polynices, Antigone, and Ismene, and they rule in peace.

But a mysterious plague has recently afflicted the city, bringing death to the people, livestock, and crops. An Oracle reveals it as punishment for the murderer of the previous king Laius remaining free. Oedipus vows to find this criminal and save his people once again, no matter where he may hide, and in so doing, he is forced to unravel the mystery of his own cursed existence.

This greatest of ancient tragedies, in a fully accessible and modern translation by Oliver A Evans, shines a light on timeless questions of identity, fate, free will, and leadership.

Reserved Seating: Adult $12; Senior (Age 60+) $8; Youth (Age 17 and Younger) $8; HCC Students/Employees $8.

Please Note: Everyone who enters the theater, regardless of age, requires a ticket. Visit Ticket Office Info for more information.

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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.

Weekly farmers market from May to December featuring local meats, cheeses, ice cream, fruit, vegetables, wines, herbs, plants and flowers, as well as various artisan vendors with soaps, lotions, pottery, woodworking and more. The Market is located on St. John Street between Pennington Ave and Congress Ave.

Also known as the Joe K Trail. Easy walk of 1.5 miles in 90 minutes. All ages. Rain or shine. FREE. Park in the lot in front of the Lock House museum grounds.

This 45 minute party will teach several beginner cookie decorating techniques and you’ll go home with deliciously decorated sugar cookies. Ticket includes 6 cookies and decorating materials. Additional child ticket includes 3 cookies and decorating materials.

AleCraft Brewery offers sodas, waters, kambucha and are partnered with Birds Nest BBQ if you’d like to order any food.

Purchase tickets at website.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Reception will be held November 12th from 1-4pm. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis have a successful song-and-dance act after World War II. With romance in mind, the two follow a duo of beautiful singing sisters en route to their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge, which just happens to be owned by Bob and Phil’s former army commander. With a dazzling score featuring well-known standards including “Blue Skies,” “I Love A Piano,” “How Deep Is the Ocean” and the perennial title song, White Christmas is an uplifting musical worthy of year-round productions.

Group rates are available! Individual tickets ranging $18-20.

Guest speaker, William Carr, Esq. $20. Register at website.

Shop local produce and crafts each month. Enjoy live music in our pavilion at 7pm. We will be offering a family-friendly movie at 8pm.

See your child thrive at Harford Day. A solid educational foundation, makes anything is possible. At Harford Day School, we teach our students to think outside of the box. Visit our Open House to see how we make every day count.

Preschool-Grade 8.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Reception on November 12 from 1-4pm. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Recharge and refresh at Battery Island Brewing Company! All abilities are welcome to this 60 minute session as modifications are offered throughout. A beverage of your choice will be included and provided after the class. You are welcome to stay and socialize, meet friends, play games, and bring in food after the session.

Limited Capacity: Tickets are $20 and must be purchased before the event as space is limited. You can find out more about the instructor and register at website.

Bring comfortable loose clothing and an exercise mat. Blankets and props (strap, block, etc) are optional but not required.

Please get in touch with any questions beforehand by emailing rebecca.m.chandler@gmail.com.

Tour the grounds and 1st floor of Tudor Hall, home of Maryland’s famous family of Shakespearean actors including John Wilkes Booth‬. Please obey the speed limit on Tudor Lane and the Tudor Hall property when visiting. $5 cash for those ages 13 and older. For more info call 443.619.0008 or email at SpiritsOfTudorHall@gmail.com.

Presented by Jim Garrett. He is a Booth family historian and Lincoln assassination author and speaker. Please obey the speed limit on Tudor Lane and the Tudor Hall property when visiting. $5 cash for those ages 13 and older. For more info call 443.619.0008 or email at SpiritsOfTudorHall@gmail.com.

Presented by the Actors Guild of Harford Community College. By Sophocles, translated by Oliver A Evans.

Oedipus, the King of Thebes, believes he has escaped the terrible prophecy that has pursued him all his life. Oedipus has defeated the riddling Sphinx, saved the seven-gated city of Thebes, and married the queen Jocasta. They have four children, Eteocles, Polynices, Antigone, and Ismene, and they rule in peace.

But a mysterious plague has recently afflicted the city, bringing death to the people, livestock, and crops. An Oracle reveals it as punishment for the murderer of the previous king Laius remaining free. Oedipus vows to find this criminal and save his people once again, no matter where he may hide, and in so doing, he is forced to unravel the mystery of his own cursed existence.

This greatest of ancient tragedies, in a fully accessible and modern translation by Oliver A Evans, shines a light on timeless questions of identity, fate, free will, and leadership.

Reserved Seating: Adult $12; Senior (Age 60+) $8; Youth (Age 17 and Younger) $8; HCC Students/Employees $8.

Please Note: Everyone who enters the theater, regardless of age, requires a ticket. Visit Ticket Office Info for more information.

Dynamic pianist, Naho Bessho, returns to HCC for the music program’s first classical guest recital since 2020, performing works by Dvorák, Poulenc, Brahms, and Schubert.

General Seating: Adult $10; Youth (Age 17 and Younger) $1; HCC Student Free with ID.

Require Accessible Seating? Please email Ticketing@harford.edu or 443.412.2211. Please allow two weeks to secure accessible seating.

Come and join the Bay Country Gentlemen, Harford County’s only all-male a-capella chorus, in a night of song and harmony. We meet every other Monday for a night of fellowship, harmony and fun.

Tour led by Julie Mancine, Coordinator, Hays-Heighe House and HCC Archivist.

Explore the Hays-Heighe House and learn about its changing uses, and see some of its less-visited nooks and crannies.

FREE and open to the public. Reservation not required. Info: HaysHeighe@harford.edu or 443.412.2539.

Schedule updates: https://www.harfordevents.com/p/presented-shows/live-at-harford/hays-heighe-house.

Campus map – https://www.harford.edu/about-harford/coming-to-campus/maps-directions/index.php.

Let’s celebrate Harford County with Sonipak Design’s 8th annual community calendar, Above the Clouds in Harford County. This annual calendar release party is open to the public, family-friendly and will feature live music by Hula Pigs, Swag Bags to the first 100 guests, sponsored by Freedom Federal Credit Union, and much more. Bring your family, friends and co-workers and stay for dinner or order your dinner to go. Be the first to receive your FREE copy of the Above the Clouds in Harford County 2023 Calendar. Sonipak will also present this year’s local nonprofit recipient the Humane Society of Harford County, with their donation.

Proceeds from the evening will also go to the Humane Society of Harford County – so come hungry!

Swing/Foxtrot Lesson followed by an open dance; 8-week session Sept-Nov. Advanced registration required for 8-week session. May drop in weekly to the 7pm open community dance, but must purchase a pass in advance. No at the door sales. Visit website for info.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Main Street Social is a networking event designed to help people make lasting connections and build mutually beneficial relationships right here in Bel Air. FREE to members of the Alliance.

Debbie Wojciechowski returns to The Opera House for an amazing evening, to present “Connecting with Your Loved Ones”. Debbie is a certified Evidential Medium and a former career Federal Law Enforcement Officer. She holds a Master of Science degree from Johns Hopkins University and her professional career included extensive work in the mental health field.

Debbie is a self-proclaimed normal person but possesses an extraordinary gift – the ability to communicate with your loved ones on the “other side”. Her clients refer to her as the “Real Deal”. Come join us for this fascinating experience!

Veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis have a successful song-and-dance act after World War II. With romance in mind, the two follow a duo of beautiful singing sisters en route to their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge, which just happens to be owned by Bob and Phil’s former army commander. With a dazzling score featuring well-known standards including “Blue Skies,” “I Love A Piano,” “How Deep Is the Ocean” and the perennial title song, White Christmas is an uplifting musical worthy of year-round productions.

Group rates are available! Individual tickets ranging $18-20.

Presented by the Actors Guild of Harford Community College. By Sophocles, translated by Oliver A Evans.

Oedipus, the King of Thebes, believes he has escaped the terrible prophecy that has pursued him all his life. Oedipus has defeated the riddling Sphinx, saved the seven-gated city of Thebes, and married the queen Jocasta. They have four children, Eteocles, Polynices, Antigone, and Ismene, and they rule in peace.

But a mysterious plague has recently afflicted the city, bringing death to the people, livestock, and crops. An Oracle reveals it as punishment for the murderer of the previous king Laius remaining free. Oedipus vows to find this criminal and save his people once again, no matter where he may hide, and in so doing, he is forced to unravel the mystery of his own cursed existence.

This greatest of ancient tragedies, in a fully accessible and modern translation by Oliver A Evans, shines a light on timeless questions of identity, fate, free will, and leadership.

Reserved Seating: Adult $12; Senior (Age 60+) $8; Youth (Age 17 and Younger) $8; HCC Students/Employees $8.

Please Note: Everyone who enters the theater, regardless of age, requires a ticket. Visit Ticket Office Info for more information.

Weekly farmers market from May to December featuring local meats, cheeses, ice cream, fruit, vegetables, wines, herbs, plants and flowers, as well as various artisan vendors with soaps, lotions, pottery, woodworking and more. The Market is located on St. John Street between Pennington Ave and Congress Ave.

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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.

Local crafters, pit beef and cookie walk. Church is located at intersection of St. Paul Church and Telegraph Rds, off Rt. 136. Crafter spaces available. For more information, please call 410.692.4051.

Crafts, door prizes, food, baked goods.

Vendor interest – email DVFCEvents@Darlingtonvfc.org.

Our Annual holiday craft show hosting over 40 vendors, food, bake sale, and a kid’s Winter Wonderland area where kids can build ginger bread houses, visit Santa, and do their own shopping in our kid’s only room!

Vendor space is still available! Contact fallstonbazaar@gmail.com.

Get in the harvest mood with a starry sky and Fall tree branches. Follow along and then add your own touches. All materials provided.

Presented by the Actors Guild of Harford Community College. By Sophocles, translated by Oliver A Evans.

Oedipus, the King of Thebes, believes he has escaped the terrible prophecy that has pursued him all his life. Oedipus has defeated the riddling Sphinx, saved the seven-gated city of Thebes, and married the queen Jocasta. They have four children, Eteocles, Polynices, Antigone, and Ismene, and they rule in peace.

But a mysterious plague has recently afflicted the city, bringing death to the people, livestock, and crops. An Oracle reveals it as punishment for the murderer of the previous king Laius remaining free. Oedipus vows to find this criminal and save his people once again, no matter where he may hide, and in so doing, he is forced to unravel the mystery of his own cursed existence.

This greatest of ancient tragedies, in a fully accessible and modern translation by Oliver A Evans, shines a light on timeless questions of identity, fate, free will, and leadership.

Reserved Seating: Adult $12; Senior (Age 60+) $8; Youth (Age 17 and Younger) $8; HCC Students/Employees $8.

Please Note: Everyone who enters the theater, regardless of age, requires a ticket. Visit Ticket Office Info for more information.

This exciting Comic Con returns to Harford County. Presented by Transcendent Events. Stellar Con returns in epic fashion. Nerds of all Fandoms Unite: You belong here. Baltimore Style Magazine Reader’s Poll Best Party Planner Transcendent Events present a Multiroom Arena Adventure for anyone who loves all things nerdy.

Everyone’s a nerd on November 19.

Tickets:
Kids 4-12 are discounted with a paid adult! (3 and under are FREE); Discounted Tickets for Students of Harford Community College are available at the Harford Community College Box Office.

Official Website: www.Stellar-Con.com. FREE parking in the Large Lot.

$15 – Adults; $10 – Discounted / Children 4-12 w/an Adult; $10 – Discounted / Harford Community College Students.

Attractions: Arena full of Artists, Creators, Writers, Toys, Games, Collectibles, and assorted Nerdy Treasures; Epic Cosplay Contests on a Huge Stage; Video Games; Board Games and RPGs; Photo Op;
On Stage Panels, Games, and Wild Activities; Kids Section w/Adventures and Dreaming Inspiring Content; And more to be announced.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis have a successful song-and-dance act after World War II. With romance in mind, the two follow a duo of beautiful singing sisters en route to their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge, which just happens to be owned by Bob and Phil’s former army commander. With a dazzling score featuring well-known standards including “Blue Skies,” “I Love A Piano,” “How Deep Is the Ocean” and the perennial title song, White Christmas is an uplifting musical worthy of year-round productions.

Group rates are available! Individual tickets ranging $18-20.

Bring the whole fantasy team, work crowd, family or friends for a great time watching Baltimore’s favorite football team. Pick up your favorite game day food on the way over and enjoy all 1pm Sunday Ravens’ games in our expansive tasting room. Receive 10% off bottle sales if wearing apparel of your favorite NFL team during any Purple Sunday.

No outside alcohol. 21+.

Presented by the Actors Guild of Harford Community College. By Sophocles, translated by Oliver A Evans.

Oedipus, the King of Thebes, believes he has escaped the terrible prophecy that has pursued him all his life. Oedipus has defeated the riddling Sphinx, saved the seven-gated city of Thebes, and married the queen Jocasta. They have four children, Eteocles, Polynices, Antigone, and Ismene, and they rule in peace.

But a mysterious plague has recently afflicted the city, bringing death to the people, livestock, and crops. An Oracle reveals it as punishment for the murderer of the previous king Laius remaining free. Oedipus vows to find this criminal and save his people once again, no matter where he may hide, and in so doing, he is forced to unravel the mystery of his own cursed existence.

This greatest of ancient tragedies, in a fully accessible and modern translation by Oliver A Evans, shines a light on timeless questions of identity, fate, free will, and leadership.

Reserved Seating: Adult $12; Senior (Age 60+) $8; Youth (Age 17 and Younger) $8; HCC Students/Employees $8.

Please Note: Everyone who enters the theater, regardless of age, requires a ticket. Visit Ticket Office Info for more information.

by Todd Holden. Time and location TBA. $.

The holidays are back! For the first time since 2019, Festival of Trees returns as an in-person event at the Timonium Fairgrounds during Thanksgiving weekend, Nov. 25-27. This three-day holiday celebration benefits the patients, students and programs at Kennedy Krieger Institute and is a great way for families to kick off The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.

Hundreds of designer-decorated trees, wreaths and gingerbread houses will be on sale and displayed throughout the fairgrounds’ Cow Palace, which will be transformed into a winter wonderland for Festival of Trees weekend. Timed-entry tickets this year will minimize crowds and allow Festival-goers and Kennedy Krieger’s patients, students, families, employees and supporters to have a positive and safe experience.

Returning Festival favorites include Santa Claus, of course, who is set to arrive at Festival on Friday, Nov. 25 at 10am to kick off this weekend celebration. Grammy-nominated band Milkshake returns to rock the house with holiday and original songs for adults and children alike.

Young Festival-goers can enjoy a carousel, rides, and games. For grown-ups, there will be plenty of holiday shopping options including an online auction and a raffle, which includes a Maryland Lottery scratch-off tree as one prize.

Truist is back as the event’s lead sponsor, and they are spearheading this year’s toy drive. In the weeks leading up to Festival, they will have drop boxes in their bank branches around the area, ready to receive new, unwrapped toys to help make the holidays bright for the Institute’s patients and students.

Shoppers can note that last year’s streamlined pickup process for trees, wreaths, and gingerbread houses will be in place again this year.

For up-to-date information on Festival, follow Kennedy Krieger on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. Additionally, head to KennedyKrieger.org/FestivalofTrees for timed-entry tickets and more details on Festival’s offerings, as well as COVID-19 safety precautions. And, sponsorships are still available!

Festival of Trees began in 1990 and has raised more than $24 million for Kennedy Krieger’s programs in addition to welcoming more than 1 million guests in the past three decades. During the first two years of the pandemic, organizers transformed Festival of Trees into a COVID-safe event with online offerings and the new toy drive. The event continued to draw community support and raised more than $1 million during those two years.

For beginners. These sessions are meant to help women, of any age (14+) or disposition feel confident in themselves.

You will learn how to properly strike and defend from those same strikes, escape body/clothing grabs, protect yourself if taken to the ground, and more.

Anyone can learn Krav Maga, the hardest part is just getting started. Once you start, you’ll immediately discover you don’t have to be strong, flexible, or even “in-shape” to be able to effectively (and practically) defend yourself.

Get tickets at website.

Join us by supporting our small businesses here in Bel Air and enjoy what they have to offer for this special time of the year. For more information, call 443.823.1797 or visit website.

Weekly farmers market from May to December featuring local meats, cheeses, ice cream, fruit, vegetables, wines, herbs, plants and flowers, as well as various artisan vendors with soaps, lotions, pottery, woodworking and more. The Market is located on St. John Street between Pennington Ave and Congress Ave.

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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 Bel Air Holiday Market is a collaboration between The Belle Aire Market and the Bel Air Farmer’s Market to bring festive shopping to Bel Air.

Bel Air has so much to offer during the holiday season, and we partnered with the Bel Air Farmer’s Market to bring you artisan holiday shopping on Saturdays from November 26 to December 17. It’s the perfect opportunity to not only shop the Farmer’s Market you know and love, but also pick up gifts for loved ones and support local artists.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Join BCLS to kick off the 10th and final year during opening night, Celebration in the Street.

Live performances, baked goods, a special 10 year anniversary tribute and more.

BCLS will again be a fundraiser for Make-A-Wish-Mid Atlantic.

This worldwide event day is set aside to encourage everyone to shop with local artists, creators and makers. Give the gift of local, one-of-a-kind art this season! Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday,
10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am– 4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Food, wine, beer, live music, local artists, craft vendors and more.

$10 advance or $20 at the gate. Admission fee includes beer/wine tasting and a keepsake glass. This event is rain or shine. No refunds.

See more information on facebook page.

Shop for local arts, crafts, gifts and more. Vendors will be set up near side parking lot.

Bring the whole fantasy team, work crowd, family or friends for a great time watching Baltimore’s favorite football team. Pick up your favorite game day food on the way over and enjoy all 1pm Sunday Ravens’ games in our expansive tasting room. Receive 10% off bottle sales if wearing apparel of your favorite NFL team during any Purple Sunday.

No outside alcohol. 21+.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Kick off the holidays with Rockfield Manor’s Christmas tree lighting benefiting Harford County Toys for Tots. FREE Admission with new unwrapped toy. Call 410.638.4565 or visit website.

This festive event will be one for the books with delicious country fare, music from Kanye Twitty, dancing, bourbon bar, beer, local wines and of course networking with Harford County business owners and community members.

Funds and awareness raised will give hope to our families and individuals experiencing homelessness.

For sponsorship information please contact Heather Volk at HVolk@harfordfamilyhouse.org.

Directed by Mckenzie Horseman. A Harford County tradition for over 30 years!

Ring in the holiday season with a magical journey to the Land of Sweets. With magnificent scenery, gorgeous costumes, and exquisite dancing, it’s a holiday feast for young and old alike!

Reserved Seating: Premier $18; Orchestra $14; Terrace $12.

Estimated Performance Time: 90 mins. + intermission.

Help us give a magical holiday to less fortunate children in Harford County. Bring a new, unwrapped children’s toy, craft, game or stuffed animal to any performance of The Nutcracker to support the Empty Stocking Fund Toy Drive. Learn more about the Empty Stocking Fund by visiting http://emptystockinghc.org/.

Please Note: Everyone who enters the theater, regardless of age, requires a ticket. Visit Ticket Office for more information.

Aberdeen has a full day of events on the first Saturday in December, every year. Start with breakfast with Santa at Grace Methodist Church at 7am. The Aberdeen Fire Department has its annual craft fair at 9am. The Aberdeen Activity Center is open for Aberdeen’s Festival of Trees. Stay for our parade at 3pm, followed by our tree lighting in Festival Park with activities, food, and drinks.

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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 Bel Air Holiday Market is a collaboration between The Belle Aire Market and the Bel Air Farmer’s Market to bring festive shopping to Bel Air.

Bel Air has so much to offer during the holiday season, and we partnered with the Bel Air Farmer’s Market to bring you artisan holiday shopping on Saturdays from November 26 to December 17. It’s the perfect opportunity to not only shop the Farmer’s Market you know and love, but also pick up gifts for loved ones and support local artists.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Directed by Mckenzie Horseman. A Harford County tradition for over 30 years!

Ring in the holiday season with a magical journey to the Land of Sweets. With magnificent scenery, gorgeous costumes, and exquisite dancing, it’s a holiday feast for young and old alike!

Reserved Seating: Premier $18; Orchestra $14; Terrace $12.

Estimated Performance Time: 90 mins. + intermission.

Help us give a magical holiday to less fortunate children in Harford County. Bring a new, unwrapped children’s toy, craft, game or stuffed animal to any performance of The Nutcracker to support the Empty Stocking Fund Toy Drive. Learn more about the Empty Stocking Fund by visiting http://emptystockinghc.org/.

Please Note: Everyone who enters the theater, regardless of age, requires a ticket. Visit Ticket Office for more information.

Directed by Mckenzie Horseman. A Harford County tradition for over 30 years!

Ring in the holiday season with a magical journey to the Land of Sweets. With magnificent scenery, gorgeous costumes, and exquisite dancing, it’s a holiday feast for young and old alike!

Reserved Seating: Premier $18; Orchestra $14; Terrace $12.

Estimated Performance Time: 90 mins. + intermission.

Help us give a magical holiday to less fortunate children in Harford County. Bring a new, unwrapped children’s toy, craft, game or stuffed animal to any performance of The Nutcracker to support the Empty Stocking Fund Toy Drive. Learn more about the Empty Stocking Fund by visiting http://emptystockinghc.org/.

Please Note: Everyone who enters the theater, regardless of age, requires a ticket. Visit Ticket Office for more information.

Christmas Concert featuring the world-renowned singer/songwriter, Charlie Zahm. Charlie is one of the most popular soloists at Celtic music festivals, Maritime, Early American music and Country Crossover events anywhere east of the Mississippi. With a baritone voice some have described as “coming along once in a generation,” Charlie has become one of the most successful performers on the Celtic festival circuit, weaving magical moments of Scottish and Irish history for the listener and viewer, with passion for the performance and a chosen repertoire pleasing to all members of the family.

Charlie will be accompanied by “Fiddler” Tad Marks; who has toured extensively across the U.S. and Europe with top-name groups and is considered one of the finest fiddlers on the East Coast.

On guitar is Steve Hobson whose talent is incredible to behold. He adds such a rich tone to the accompaniment. Steve has his own band, “Sin City Band” who plays throughout the area and has several CD’s on the market.

The City of Aberdeen will be celebrating Christmas Street festivities all day starting with a breakfast at Grace United Methodist Church on West Bel Air Avenue, a Craft Show at the Fire House on Rogers Street and the Christmas Street Parade down West Bel Air Avenue starting at 3pm.

Come over to the Church following the Parade. Refreshments will be available before the Concert from 5:30 until 6:30pm, and again during the intermission. The Concert starts at 7pm at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. Refreshments will include our now famous Crab Soup, Chicken Noodle Soup and Louisiana Jambalaya. Enjoy our Traditional Family Christmas drink of Warm Christmas Wassail. There is no better way to start off your Christmas Season. Proceeds from this event will be used to purchase gifts for local children who would otherwise not have any Christmas Gifts this year.

Admission: $10 for adults. Children under 16: FREE.

Tickets MAY be available at the door. Make checks payable to: St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. Church Office Phone: 410.272.3111. Visit our website at: www.stpaulselc.org.

Bring the whole fantasy team, work crowd, family or friends for a great time watching Baltimore’s favorite football team. Pick up your favorite game day food on the way over and enjoy all 1pm Sunday Ravens’ games in our expansive tasting room. Receive 10% off bottle sales if wearing apparel of your favorite NFL team during any Purple Sunday.

No outside alcohol. 21+.

Discover and delight in a selection of psalms by eight distinguished composers, spanning 500 years of history.

Leonard Bernstein Chichester Psalms; Ben Ellerin (World Premiere) Psalms; Felix Mendelssohn Psalm 100; Bobbi McFerrin Psalm 23; Giovanni Gabrieli In Ecclesiis; Franz Schubert Psalm 92; Heinrich Schütz Psalm 150; Heinrich Schütz Psalm 137; John Rutter Praise the Lord, O My Soul, Psalm 146.

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Grab your friends! Who needs a girls night? What about a date night? It is time for a cookie party! Learn several cookie decorating techniques and come home with 6 delicious sugar cookies! One drink is included with your ticket. AleCraft Brewery offers sodas, waters, kambucha and are partnered with Birds Nest BBQ if you’d like to order any food!

The Music Department of Harford Community College presents students of vocal and instrumental music in solo and ensemble performances.

General Seating: Adult $5; Youth (Age 17 and Younger) $1; HCC Student Free with ID (Ticket Required).

The Holiday event of the season. Ticketed event. Details to follow.

Looking to add festive beauty to your home for the holidays… Shop for wonderful one-of-a kind specialty wreaths made and donated by some of our talented Garden Club and floral designer partners. You’ll also find hand-crafted festive table top arrangements and table arrangement kits, rosemary trees, herb planters, and gold crest cyprus topiary, and pre-made green bundles.

The Gift of Membership:

A Ladew Membership is a treasured gift that provides enjoyment all year long, whether for family, friends, teachers or colleagues. Members enjoy unlimited free general admission to the Gardens, Nature Walk, Manor House, and seasonal Butterfly House for an entire year. They also receive free or reduced pricing on educational programs and special events, Member preview opportunities, discounts on shopping and dining, and guests passes to share.

Specially packaged Memberships will be available for sale during the Pre-Order Greens Sale.

We look forward to getting back to the full Greens Sale and decorated house in 2022!

The HCC Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of Benny Russell, appears in concert performing a variety of jazz styles including blues, swing, bebop, and fusion.

General Seating: Adult $5; Youth (Age 17 and Younger) $1; HCC Student Free with ID (Ticket Required).

Weekly farmers market from May to December featuring local meats, cheeses, ice cream, fruit, vegetables, wines, herbs, plants and flowers, as well as various artisan vendors with soaps, lotions, pottery, woodworking and more. The Market is located on St. John Street between Pennington Ave and Congress Ave.

Special commemorative Lock House calendar featuring local artists available for pre-order in October.

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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!
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Buy Local- Love Local- Eat Local.

The Bel Air Holiday Market is a collaboration between The Belle Aire Market and the Bel Air Farmer’s Market to bring festive shopping to Bel Air.

Bel Air has so much to offer during the holiday season, and we partnered with the Bel Air Farmer’s Market to bring you artisan holiday shopping on Saturdays from November 26 to December 17. It’s the perfect opportunity to not only shop the Farmer’s Market you know and love, but also pick up gifts for loved ones and support local artists.

Please join us for a heartfelt and truly entertaining one woman telling of Charles Dickens’ classic, ‘A Christmas Carol.’

You will laugh, you will cry, and you will be in the spirit of the season!

Well known historical figures reenactor Alisa Dupuy will portray Fan Scrooge, Ebenezer Scrooge’s sister.  Learn more about Alisa Dupuy and the “Ladies of History” at their website: https://www.theladiesofhistory.com/.

Members $30 each, non-Members $40. This event is not intended for young children, 12 years of age and above please.

Seating will be in the Lee Mansion directly across from the parking lot.

Event Dates/Times: Saturday, Dec 10th at 9am and again at 3pm; Sunday, Dec 11th at 11am.

Visit our Facebook Page to purchase your tickets and learn more about the village and our upcoming events!

Come take care of some Christmas shopping while grabbing lunch and baked goods.

Enjoy holiday shopping for unique gift items and original artwork created by local artists. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

It’s Pirate Day in Adventure Bay and Ryder will need all paws on deck as he and the PAW Patrol discover a secret treasure map while on a mission to rescue Cap’n Turbot from a mysterious cavern. It’s up to Chase, Marshall, Skye and all their heroic pirate pup friends to save the day and find the pirate treasure before Mayor Humdinger finds it first!

Purchase a VIP Package and become a VIP- Very Important Pup! The VIP package includes a premium seat and exclusive Meet and Greet with PAW Patrol characters after the show. Each adult and child, regardless of age, in a group must have a VIP ticket.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

This 45 minute party will teach several beginner cookie decorating techniques and you’ll go home with deliciously decorated sugar cookies.

Ticket includes 6 cookies and decorating materials. Additional child ticket includes 3 cookies and decorating materials.

AleCraft Brewery offers sodas, waters, kambucha and are partnered with Birds Nest BBQ if you’d like to order any food.

It’s Pirate Day in Adventure Bay and Ryder will need all paws on deck as he and the PAW Patrol discover a secret treasure map while on a mission to rescue Cap’n Turbot from a mysterious cavern. It’s up to Chase, Marshall, Skye and all their heroic pirate pup friends to save the day and find the pirate treasure before Mayor Humdinger finds it first!

Purchase a VIP Package and become a VIP- Very Important Pup! The VIP package includes a premium seat and exclusive Meet and Greet with PAW Patrol characters after the show. Each adult and child, regardless of age, in a group must have a VIP ticket.

Please join us for a heartfelt and truly entertaining one woman telling of Charles Dickens’ classic, ‘A Christmas Carol.’

You will laugh, you will cry, and you will be in the spirit of the season!

Well known historical figures reenactor Alisa Dupuy will portray Fan Scrooge, Ebenezer Scrooge’s sister.  Learn more about Alisa Dupuy and the “Ladies of History” at their website: https://www.theladiesofhistory.com/.

Members $30 each, non-Members $40. This event is not intended for young children, 12 years of age and above please.

Seating will be in the Lee Mansion directly across from the parking lot.

Event Dates/Times: Saturday, Dec 10th at 9am and again at 3pm; Sunday, Dec 11th at 11am.

Visit our Facebook Page to purchase your tickets and learn more about the village and our upcoming events!

Tour some of the City’s oldest homes, eat and shop and enjoy the evening.  Tickets available on Eventbrite.com October 1st.  Limited tickets sold.

Save the date. Time TBD. Check back for more details.

By Amy Rosenkrans. Time and location TBA. $.

Special commemorative Lock House calendar featuring local artists available for pre-order in October.

Please join us for a heartfelt and truly entertaining one woman telling of Charles Dickens’ classic, ‘A Christmas Carol.’

You will laugh, you will cry, and you will be in the spirit of the season!

Well known historical figures reenactor Alisa Dupuy will portray Fan Scrooge, Ebenezer Scrooge’s sister.  Learn more about Alisa Dupuy and the “Ladies of History” at their website: https://www.theladiesofhistory.com/.

Members $30 each, non-Members $40. This event is not intended for young children, 12 years of age and above please.

Seating will be in the Lee Mansion directly across from the parking lot.

Event Dates/Times: Saturday, Dec 10th at 9am and again at 3pm; Sunday, Dec 11th at 11am.

Visit our Facebook Page to purchase your tickets and learn more about the village and our upcoming events!

It’s Pirate Day in Adventure Bay and Ryder will need all paws on deck as he and the PAW Patrol discover a secret treasure map while on a mission to rescue Cap’n Turbot from a mysterious cavern. It’s up to Chase, Marshall, Skye and all their heroic pirate pup friends to save the day and find the pirate treasure before Mayor Humdinger finds it first!

Purchase a VIP Package and become a VIP- Very Important Pup! The VIP package includes a premium seat and exclusive Meet and Greet with PAW Patrol characters after the show. Each adult and child, regardless of age, in a group must have a VIP ticket.

Recharge and refresh at Battery Island Brewing Company! All abilities are welcome to this 60 minute session as modifications are offered throughout. A beverage of your choice will be included and provided after the class. You are welcome to stay and socialize, meet friends, play games, and bring in food after the session.

Limited Capacity: Tickets are $20 and must be purchased before the event as space is limited. You can find out more about the instructor and register at website.

Bring comfortable loose clothing and an exercise mat. Blankets and props (strap, block, etc) are optional but not required.

Please get in touch with any questions beforehand by emailing rebecca.m.chandler@gmail.com.

Bring the whole fantasy team, work crowd, family or friends for a great time watching Baltimore’s favorite football team. Pick up your favorite game day food on the way over and enjoy all 1pm Sunday Ravens’ games in our expansive tasting room. Receive 10% off bottle sales if wearing apparel of your favorite NFL team during any Purple Sunday.

No outside alcohol. 21+.

The Maryland Center for the Arts presents the Deer Creek Chorale Chamber Choir and the Upper Chesapeake Chorus of Sweet Adelines, Intl. in a celebration of the season with audience participation. A family-friendly event. Tickets onsale Oct. 1 at mdcfa.org: $5 each or $10 for a group of 2-6.

It’s Pirate Day in Adventure Bay and Ryder will need all paws on deck as he and the PAW Patrol discover a secret treasure map while on a mission to rescue Cap’n Turbot from a mysterious cavern. It’s up to Chase, Marshall, Skye and all their heroic pirate pup friends to save the day and find the pirate treasure before Mayor Humdinger finds it first!

Purchase a VIP Package and become a VIP- Very Important Pup! The VIP package includes a premium seat and exclusive Meet and Greet with PAW Patrol characters after the show. Each adult and child, regardless of age, in a group must have a VIP ticket.

Newcomers’ Club of Harford County invites you to join us, whether you are new to the area or have lived in Harford County for years. Out meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from September thru May.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

By Bob Chance. FREE.

We will be sharing highlights from 2022, discussing goals for 2023, and acknowledging those who have helped us throughout the year. At the meeting, members will have the opportunity to meet and participate in voting on the new board members and changes to our by-laws, as well as acknowledging those departing the Board of Directors.

Food and refreshments will be served.

For questions, please call 443.823.1797 or email directly at info@downtownbelair.com.

Not a member? Become a member and take advantage of the membership perks!

Call 410.838.7691 to register or visit website.

Immersive, interactive, and illuminating light sculptures and walkways will transform Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium. Come play, enjoy a cup of hot cocoa, and take part in the festivities.

Enjoy curated entertainment, festive food and beverage creations, and interactive activities including gingerbread house making contests, dreidel decorating, snowball fights on the field, tractor sleigh rides, and so much more. Take a walk through the string light illuminated outfield or take a picture with the larger than life menorah and Christmas tree.

General admission tickets start at $20 with enhancement options available for purchase. Detailed schedule of daily activities to follow.

Fore more information call 410.297.9292. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Email bautry@ironbirdsbaseball.com.

Weekly farmers market from May to December featuring local meats, cheeses, ice cream, fruit, vegetables, wines, herbs, plants and flowers, as well as various artisan vendors with soaps, lotions, pottery, woodworking and more. The Market is located on St. John Street between Pennington Ave and Congress Ave.

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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 Bel Air Holiday Market is a collaboration between The Belle Aire Market and the Bel Air Farmer’s Market to bring festive shopping to Bel Air.

Bel Air has so much to offer during the holiday season, and we partnered with the Bel Air Farmer’s Market to bring you artisan holiday shopping on Saturdays from November 26 to December 17. It’s the perfect opportunity to not only shop the Farmer’s Market you know and love, but also pick up gifts for loved ones and support local artists.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

The Bel Air Downtown Alliance has some festive holiday fun planned for you and your family. Invite your family, friends, and neighbors to grab their tickets and meet you in Downtown Bel Air for an evening under the stars and in front of the big screen.

Refunds will be issued in the case of a rained out event. The event will not be rescheduled.

Get tickets at website.

CMI Entertainment. Celtic Angels Christmas is a true holiday celebration that captivates audiences of all ages with the magic of Christmas in Ireland. This awe-inspiring family show features vocal and instrumental favorites along with spectacular world-class champion Irish dancing. The talented vocalists all hail from Ireland and perform traditional Celtic Christmas songs such as “Once Upon a Time in Ireland”, as well as classics including “It Came Upon the Midnight Clear”, “O Holy Night” and “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day”.

Reserved Seating: Premier $30; Orchestra $25; Terrace $20.

Two :45 minute sets with an intermission.

Everyone who enters the theater, regardless of age, requires a ticket. Visit Ticket Office for more information.

Harford Community College is committed to promoting the full participation of all individuals with disabilities at the event. For disability-related accommodations, contact 443.412.2211 two weeks in advance.

If you have any reservation questions, please email: ticketing@harford.edu or call 443.412.2211.

Require Accessible Seating? Wheelchair spaces are available in Center Row U, Row A in Left Center and Right Center. Please contact the Ticket Office for any questions.

Please schedule your appointment at website or call 1-800-RED CROSS.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

For beginners. These sessions are meant to help women, of any age (14+) or disposition feel confident in themselves.

You will learn how to properly strike and defend from those same strikes, escape body/clothing grabs, protect yourself if taken to the ground, and more.

Anyone can learn Krav Maga, the hardest part is just getting started. Once you start, you’ll immediately discover you don’t have to be strong, flexible, or even “in-shape” to be able to effectively (and practically) defend yourself.

Get tickets at website.

New market hours for 2022. Mark your calendars.

Celebrating 47 years of serving locally produced fruit, produce, meats and more to the Harford County community this 2022 season!

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.

All the wonders of the holidays as depicted by our artists! There will also be lots of smaller gift items in stock. Gallery hours Wednesday–Friday, 10am–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 11am–4pm. Call 410.420.9499 or visit website.

Welcome 2023 and jump start your musical resolution with our rousing concert featuring works by Baroque masters Handel and Bach. There is no better or brighter way to celebrate the New Year!

Händel Oboe Concerto in G Minor, HWV 287; Bach Cantata 32: Liebster Jesu, mein Verlangen;
Bach Cantata 124: Meinen Jesum laß ich nicht.

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

Newcomers’ Club of Harford County invites you to join us, whether you are new to the area or have lived in Harford County for years. Out meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from September thru May.

Join Maestro T. Herbert Dimmock, the Bach in Baltimore Choir and Orchestra, plus special guests for a sparkling concert that features Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem and a pair of symphonies from the “Father of the Symphony,” Joseph Haydn.

Gabriel Fauré Requiem. Joseph Haydn Symphony No. 2 and Symphony No. 17.

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

Save the date.

Come hear the stars of tomorrow in this concert showcasing the talented emerging artists in our region launching professional careers in music. Help us bud the Bach’s of tomorrow, today!

Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 4; Bach Cantata 184: Erwünschtes Freudenlicht.

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

Newcomers’ Club of Harford County invites you to join us, whether you are new to the area or have lived in Harford County for years. Out meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from September thru May.

The Hiplet Ballerinas are a performance group based out of the Chicago Multi-Cultural Dance Center in the USA.

Hiplet™ fuses classical pointe technique with African, Latin, Hip-Hop and urban dance styles that are rooted in communities of color. It was specifically designed to make ballet accessible to all, by mixing it with current popular songs that will be familiar to audiences who don’t normally attend ballet performances.

Performances may incorporate the rhythms of African drums with Tchaikovsky, arabesques and beat-boxing or even Tango en pointe – all while showcasing Hiplet’s trademark sass, hip movements, and struts against popular music that audiences will recognize from Black Violin to Beyonce and Prince.

Partnerships with Mercedes Benz, New York and Paris Fashion Week, Versace, and Old Navy have culminated in an incredible worldwide demand for Hiplet’s live shows.

Reserved Seating: Premier $35; Orchestra $30; Terrace $25.

Late entry will be permitted during the pauses between completed works.

Student discounts are available as quantities allow.

Everyone who enters the theater, regardless of age, requires a ticket. Visit Ticket Office for more information.

Harford Community College is committed to promoting the full participation of all individuals with disabilities at the event. For disability-related accommodations, contact 443.412.2211 two weeks in advance. If you have any reservation questions, please email: ticketing@harford.edu or call 443.412.2211.

Require Accessible Seating? Wheelchair spaces are available in Center Row U, Row A in Left Center and Right Center. Please contact the Ticket Office for any questions.

March will come roaring with a revitalizing trio of instrumental works by Bach, Handel, and Mozart.

Bach Cantata 112: Der Herr ist mein Getreuer Hirt; Handel Water Music Suite No. 1; Mozart Bassoon Concerto in B flat.

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

Newcomers’ Club of Harford County invites you to join us, whether you are new to the area or have lived in Harford County for years. Out meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from September thru May.

Please be advised that this show was rescheduled and will be on March 19, 2023.

“This unique cirque spectacular showcases traditional Chinese acrobats who dazzle with amazing feats of athleticism, daring heart-stopping stunts, and the grace of their centuries-old art form.” ~ Broadway World.

Rooted in time-honored ancient traditions beginning twenty-five centuries ago, the Golden Dragon Acrobats features electrifying acrobats, contortionists and jugglers combining award-winning acrobatics and traditional dance with spectacular costumes and graceful artistry to produce art that transcends borders and culture. World renowned impresario Danny Chang and choreographer Angela Chang combine award-winning acrobatics, traditional dance, spectacular costumes, ancient and contemporary music and theatrical techniques to present a show of breathtaking skill and spellbinding beauty.

Estimated Performance Time: 90 mins. (plus intermission).

Reserved Seating: Premier $30; Orchestra $25; Terrace $20.

NOTE: No performance shall be recorded, reproduced or transmitted from the place of performance.

Please Note: Everyone who enters the theater, regardless of age, requires a ticket. Visit Ticket Office Info for more information.

Require Accessible Seating? Wheelchair spaces are available in Center Row U, Row A in Left Center and Right Center. Please contact the Ticket Office for any questions.

Celebrate Bach in Baltimore’s 35th Anniversary!

Join Maestro T. Herbert Dimmock, the Bach in Baltimore Choir and Orchestra, and stunning guest soloists for Bach’s towering masterpiece: St. John Passion—full of pageantry, drama, color, and wonder.

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

Newcomers’ Club of Harford County invites you to join us, whether you are new to the area or have lived in Harford County for years. Out meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from September thru May.

Vibrant and pulsating music from across the ages, recreated with virtuoso brass stationed all around the performance site to create polyphonic perfection.

Saint-Saëns “Organ Symphony,” for brass ensemble and organ. Gabrieli Brass.

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

The Maryland State Boychoir joins Bach in Baltimore in a collaborative performance of two of Bach’s most beloved, best known cantatas.

Cantata 140: Wachet Auf; Cantata 4: Christ lag in Todesbanden; Bach Oboe Concerto in D Minor, Mvmt II.

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

Newcomers’ Club of Harford County invites you to join us, whether you are new to the area or have lived in Harford County for years. Out meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from September thru May.

The Bach in Baltimore orchestra is thrilled to present Aaron Copland’s original version of his iconic Appalachian Spring written for 13 instruments and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s final instrumental concerto, Clarinet Concerto in A Major–widely regarded as the greatest clarinet concerto and among the finest written for any solo instrument.

Copland Appalachian Spring (for piano); Mozart Clarinet Concerto in A Major.

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

Bach in Baltimore concludes its 35th Anniversary Season with two triumphant and luminous compositions by Handel and Mozart. Handel’s Dettingen Te Deum is a jubilant score for chorus, trumpets and percussion. This song of victory is paired with Mozart’s monumental Symphony 41 in C major or the “Jupiter” Symphony–heralded as one of the most awe-inspiring compositions of Classical music.

Handel Dettingen Te Deum; Mozart Symphony No. 41, “Jupiter” Symphony.

Featuring concert artists from Harford County.

The largest Italian festival in Maryland, celebrates the beginning of National Italian-American Heritage Month and coincides with the 10th anniversary of SIAB and Harford County’s Sestercentennial (250th anniversary) celebrations in 2023.

Save the date. More information to come.