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SATURDAY, AUGUST 20
Rivah Run is a fun, open 2-mile paddling event for children
and adults of all ages (under 18 must be with adult). Any type
of paddle craft is eligible for this “Poker Run.” The paddle
begins and ends at the Choptank River Yacht Club, 10287 River
Landing Road, Denton, and each paddler stops at a series of

5 checkpoints to receive a playing card. The best 5-card poker
hand get fi rst pick of prize options with a cash value of $750
for each run! $20 per person in advance, or $25 at the event.
Kate Spade, Michael Kors, and Coach Bags Advance registration recommended. Download the event fl yer
here, or visit carolinesummerfest.com/entertainment/rivah-
Sunday, September 25 run for more information and to register.
Denton 4H Park, 8230 Detour Rd, Denton
Doors open at Noon, games start at 2 PM FRIDAY, AUGUST 26
Friday Night Dinner at Denton American Legion Post #29,
20 games of regular BINGO and 4 special games 9238 Legion Road, 5-7 PM. ALA serving Crab Cake Dinner.
Tickets are $30 in advance, $35 at the door Karaoke with Garrett Roe from 7-11 PM. Info: 410-479-2708.
Limited seating is available.
Ticket includes admission, 9 pack Bingo card Summer Daze at Market at Linchester Mill from 5 to 8 PM.
Vendors, Food and Activities for the Kids.
and 1 door prize ticket
Extra BINGO cards available for purchase and SATURDAY, AUGUST 27
special games Federalsburg Hobby Fair from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM. Th e
Federalsburg Historical Society invites participants young and
50/50 Raffle • Tricky Tray Raffles • Pull Tabs old to display their favorite hobbies, or come see the hobbies

Food and Drinks available for purchase of others, at the Federalsburg Hobby Fair! The original Hobby
Fair was first held in 1930 and was restarted in 2002. Don’t miss

For tickets, contact Deanna Blanch at 443-786-7359 this Federalsburg tradition! Anyone who has a special interest
and would like to exhibit with other hobbyists is encouraged to
Helping others for Addiction Treatment Support participate. For more information, please contact Bart Johnson
at jbarton.mris@gmail.com or 443-786-4086. Federalsburg
depending on availability. Otherwise, menu to be determined. Museum, 100 Covey Williams Alley, Federalsburg.
Info: 410-479-2708.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18 The Eastern Shore Jousting Association will be holding
Th ird Thursdays In Downtown Denton from 5:00 - 7:00 PM. an Outdoor Flea Market on Saturday, September 24th from

Head to downtown Denton on the Th ird Thursday of every 8am to 2pm at the Tuckahoe Equestrian Center. All vendors

month from 5-7 PM as downtown businesses extend their are invited to attend. Vendors must supply their own set up
hours and offer specials! Where can you shop for the freshest (pop ups, tables, etc). Cost is $20 per space. Contact Karen A.

floral arrangements, find one-of-a-kind gifts and home decor, Callahan at 410-310-8934 for more information. Th e Center is

dine on the porch with views of the Choptank River or enjoy a located at 619 Crouse Mill Road, Queen Anne.
delectable fusion of Irish-American fare in a traditional public SEPTEMBER 24 & 25
house? Downtown Denton during Th ird Th ursdays! Come
Talbot Kennel Club will be holding two All-Breed Dog
rediscover downtown Denton as restaurants and businesses
Shows (like the Westminster Dog Show seen on TV, but much
extend their hours and off er specials on the 3rd Th ursday of
smaller and more casual). The shows will be held in the Kent

every month. Contact: DowntownDenton.com.
Building at the Delaware State Fairgrounds in Harrington,
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUGUST 19-20 DE. Spectators are welcome with no charge. The shows are for

Caroline Summerfest: Sunset Serenade! Join us as the 33rd pre-entered AKC registered dogs. The shows will start at 8:30
annual end-of-summer celebration unfolds on the streets of AM and run until 5:00 PM. Most of the activity at a dog show
Downtown Denton! Caroline Summerfest is a free, family occurs earlier in the day, so to see the greatest number of breeds
entertainment festival featuring two stages of regional & it pays to get there early.
local entertainment, a Friday pedestrian parade, Saturday
fireworks show, strolling performers, artisans, free KidzArt

activities, games and food vendors featuring local non-profi ts.
Hours are Friday from 5–9 pm. Free parking and shuttle bus
transportation will be available from the Health and Public
Services Building off 6th Street (across from Fire Hall) on both

days. Learn more at CarolineSummerfest.com.
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