Phoenix Festival Theatre presents: The Producers

Phoenix Festival Theatre THE PRODUCERS | The Mel Brooks Musical   ON SALE NOW!   TICKETS: HarfordEvents.com   SEP 11, 12, 18 & 19 | 7:30 PM SEP 13 & 20 | 2 PM   CHESAPEAKE THEATER   C......More

Phoenix Festival Theatre THE PRODUCERS | The Mel Brooks Musical   ON SALE NOW!   TICKETS: HarfordEvents.com   SEP 11, 12, 18 & 19 | 7:30 PM SEP 13 & 20 | 2 PM   CHESAPEAKE THEATER   Chaos and comedy collide in this outrageous musical. A down-on-his-luck Broadway producer and his mild-mannered accountant come up with a scheme to produce the most notorious flop in history, thereby bilking their backers (all “little old ladies”) out of millions of dollars. Only one thing goes awry: the show is a smash hit!   This show is presented through special arrangements with Music Theatre International (MTI).   Tickets (including fees) Reserved Seating $25   Early Bird Special: Get your tickets BEFORE JUL 10 and save on the convenience fees! Tickets: $23   This event is supported by the Maryland State Arts Council & the Harford County Cultural Arts Board.

Chesapeake Theater

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - Oliver "Tuts" Lawson

Crisfield, Maryland has produced a plethora of decoy talent over the years, including famed carvers such as Lloyd Sterling, Lloyd Tyler, and the Ward Brothers. Carrying on this tradition of excellence is Oliver Lawson. Lawson spent his youth in the marshes of the Easter......More

Crisfield, Maryland has produced a plethora of decoy talent over the years, including famed carvers such as Lloyd Sterling, Lloyd Tyler, and the Ward Brothers. Carrying on this tradition of excellence is Oliver Lawson. Lawson spent his youth in the marshes of the Eastern Shore. As he grew older, he took up duck hinting, first with decoys supplied by his hunting partners, and eventually with decoys he had carved himself. Lawson developed a friendship with the Ward Brothers early in his carving career and would study under them. From here, Lawson's career blossomed, with his decoys being lauded as excellent examples of Crisfield's style of fold-art classis. This display of "Tuts" Lawson's work is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles St. Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - Oliver "Tuts" Lawson

Crisfield, Maryland has produced a plethora of decoy talent over the years, including famed carvers such as Lloyd Sterling, Lloyd Tyler, and the Ward Brothers. Carrying on this tradition of excellence is Oliver Lawson. Lawson spent his youth in the marshes of the Easter......More

Crisfield, Maryland has produced a plethora of decoy talent over the years, including famed carvers such as Lloyd Sterling, Lloyd Tyler, and the Ward Brothers. Carrying on this tradition of excellence is Oliver Lawson. Lawson spent his youth in the marshes of the Eastern Shore. As he grew older, he took up duck hinting, first with decoys supplied by his hunting partners, and eventually with decoys he had carved himself. Lawson developed a friendship with the Ward Brothers early in his carving career and would study under them. From here, Lawson's career blossomed, with his decoys being lauded as excellent examples of Crisfield's style of fold-art classis. This display of "Tuts" Lawson's work is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles St. Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

NANA Club Meeting – Revival for Recovery

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and r......More

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and relationships – not only to stay connected and engaged, but to strengthen the communities they care about. NANA (Nonprofit Advocates Networking Alliance) brings together retirees, community advocates, experienced professionals, and civic-minded individuals who want to make a lasting difference by supporting local nonprofits while building authentic, rewarding relationships. About Revival for Recovery Revival for Recovery is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual support to women healing from addiction and life’s most difficult challenges. We create safe, empowering spaces where women can share their stories, build supportive relationships, and rediscover the strength within themselves—together.   What to Expect You can grow your professional network AND make a real difference — in just one hour a month NANA is not another transactional networking group — it's a community built around shared values Your professional expertise has genuine, lasting value to the nonprofit you choose to support You'll build real relationships with people who care about the same things you do

Coffee Coffee: 5 Bel Air South Pkwy, Suite 117 Bel Air, Maryland 21015

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - Oliver "Tuts" Lawson

Crisfield, Maryland has produced a plethora of decoy talent over the years, including famed carvers such as Lloyd Sterling, Lloyd Tyler, and the Ward Brothers. Carrying on this tradition of excellence is Oliver Lawson. Lawson spent his youth in the marshes of the Easter......More

Crisfield, Maryland has produced a plethora of decoy talent over the years, including famed carvers such as Lloyd Sterling, Lloyd Tyler, and the Ward Brothers. Carrying on this tradition of excellence is Oliver Lawson. Lawson spent his youth in the marshes of the Eastern Shore. As he grew older, he took up duck hinting, first with decoys supplied by his hunting partners, and eventually with decoys he had carved himself. Lawson developed a friendship with the Ward Brothers early in his carving career and would study under them. From here, Lawson's career blossomed, with his decoys being lauded as excellent examples of Crisfield's style of fold-art classis. This display of "Tuts" Lawson's work is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles St. Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Cocktails & Commerce

Join Us for Cocktails & Commerce with BBB, EO (Entrepreneur's Organization) and neXco! Ready for a fun in-person meetup where business meets vibes? Cocktails & Commerce is the perfect spot to unwind, network, and spark new ideas over some tasty drinks. Whether......More

Join Us for Cocktails & Commerce with BBB, EO (Entrepreneur's Organization) and neXco! Ready for a fun in-person meetup where business meets vibes? Cocktails & Commerce is the perfect spot to unwind, network, and spark new ideas over some tasty drinks. Whether you're here to mingle, learn, or just enjoy good company, this event’s got you covered. Your next connection could be just one conversation away—don’t miss out! neXco – Powering B2B Growth EO Baltimore – Maryland’s most influential business network Local BBB | BBB of Greater Maryland | Better Business Bureau

Hightopps Backstage Grille 2306 York Road Timonium, MD 21093

A Toast to TUNE

Towson University in Northeastern Maryland (TUNE) invites Harford County Chamber members to join us for A Toast to TUNE on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, from 6pm-8pm as we celebrate 12 years of expanding access to higher education in Northeastern Maryland. Since open......More

Towson University in Northeastern Maryland (TUNE) invites Harford County Chamber members to join us for A Toast to TUNE on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, from 6pm-8pm as we celebrate 12 years of expanding access to higher education in Northeastern Maryland. Since opening in 2014, TUNE has helped more than 1,500 students earn their Towson University degrees close to home. During the event, we will also recognize the inaugural recipients of the new TUNE Transfer Scholarship and celebrate the partnerships that have made TUNE's success possible. Towson University President Mark Ginsberg will provide opening remarks. Guests will enjoy catered hors d'oeuvres, one complimentary drink ticket with access to a cash bar, networking with community leaders, alumni, and university partners, and displays highlighting TUNE's history and student achievements. We hope you'll join us in celebrating TUNE's impact on our community and its exciting future. Register here: A Toast to TUNE Registration

Towson University in Northeastern Maryland 510 Thomas Run Rd, Bel Air, MD 21015

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - Oliver "Tuts" Lawson

Crisfield, Maryland has produced a plethora of decoy talent over the years, including famed carvers such as Lloyd Sterling, Lloyd Tyler, and the Ward Brothers. Carrying on this tradition of excellence is Oliver Lawson. Lawson spent his youth in the marshes of the Easter......More

Crisfield, Maryland has produced a plethora of decoy talent over the years, including famed carvers such as Lloyd Sterling, Lloyd Tyler, and the Ward Brothers. Carrying on this tradition of excellence is Oliver Lawson. Lawson spent his youth in the marshes of the Eastern Shore. As he grew older, he took up duck hinting, first with decoys supplied by his hunting partners, and eventually with decoys he had carved himself. Lawson developed a friendship with the Ward Brothers early in his carving career and would study under them. From here, Lawson's career blossomed, with his decoys being lauded as excellent examples of Crisfield's style of fold-art classis. This display of "Tuts" Lawson's work is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles St. Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Main Street Social

Main Street Social, brought to you by Crescendo Financial Group, is designed to help people build mutually beneficial relationships and lasting connections, right here in Bel Air, Maryland. The most......More

Main Street Social, brought to you by Crescendo Financial Group, is designed to help people build mutually beneficial relationships and lasting connections, right here in Bel Air, Maryland. The most successful businesses and professionals are those who connect with their community. We invite you to join us at this monthly networking event so you can meet & mingle with other locals making an impact. 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. As a thank you to our membership, your first drink per event is on us, and appetizers are served for all to enjoy. Get started with getting to know more about Downtown Bel Air!

August 26: Sean Bolan's Irish Pub, located at 12 S Main St, Bel Air, MD 21014 September 23: Independent Brewing Company, located at 418 N Main St, Bel Air, MD 21014 October 28: Das Bierhalle, located at 119 S Main St

NANA Club Meeting – Hope in a Horseshoe

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and r......More

About NANA NANA is not just a new kind of networking group. It is not just a new civic organization.  NANA is a new way of thinking about what it means to be part of a community. People today are looking for meaningful ways to invest their time, experience, and relationships – not only to stay connected and engaged, but to strengthen the communities they care about. NANA (Nonprofit Advocates Networking Alliance) brings together retirees, community advocates, experienced professionals, and civic-minded individuals who want to make a lasting difference by supporting local nonprofits while building authentic, rewarding relationships. About Hope in a Horseshoe At Hope In A Horseshoe our mission is to provide safe, accessible, trauma-informed healing experiences in partnership with horses for women and children impacted by trauma and life challenges, supporting emotional recovery and fostering trust, resilience, and personal growth. What to Expect You can grow your professional network AND make a real difference — in just one hour a month NANA is not another transactional networking group — it's a community built around shared values Your professional expertise has genuine, lasting value to the nonprofit you choose to support You'll build real relationships with people who care about the same things you do

Hope In A Horseshoe 317 Priestford Rd Churchville Maryland 21028

Historic Schoolhouses of Harford County

Harford County Public Library presents “Historic Schoolhouses of Harford County” on September 23 from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Bel Air Library, 100 East Pennsylvania Avenue. Explore the architecture of Harford County's historic schoolhouses with Jacob Bensen, a historic prese......More

Harford County Public Library presents “Historic Schoolhouses of Harford County” on September 23 from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Bel Air Library, 100 East Pennsylvania Avenue. Explore the architecture of Harford County's historic schoolhouses with Jacob Bensen, a historic preservation planner and member of the Harford County Historic Preservation Commission. For more information, visit https://programs.hcplonline.org/event/16762293.  

Bel Air Library 100 East Pennsylvania Avenue Bel Air

The Highlands School Founders Day 30th. Anniversary Celebration!

The Harford County Chamber of Commerce cordially invites you to attend the Founders Day 30th Anniversary Celebration and to offer well wishes and congratulations! 

2409 Creswell Rd., Bel Air, MD 21015

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - Oliver "Tuts" Lawson

Crisfield, Maryland has produced a plethora of decoy talent over the years, including famed carvers such as Lloyd Sterling, Lloyd Tyler, and the Ward Brothers. Carrying on this tradition of excellence is Oliver Lawson. Lawson spent his youth in the marshes of the Easter......More

Crisfield, Maryland has produced a plethora of decoy talent over the years, including famed carvers such as Lloyd Sterling, Lloyd Tyler, and the Ward Brothers. Carrying on this tradition of excellence is Oliver Lawson. Lawson spent his youth in the marshes of the Eastern Shore. As he grew older, he took up duck hinting, first with decoys supplied by his hunting partners, and eventually with decoys he had carved himself. Lawson developed a friendship with the Ward Brothers early in his carving career and would study under them. From here, Lawson's career blossomed, with his decoys being lauded as excellent examples of Crisfield's style of fold-art classis. This display of "Tuts" Lawson's work is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles St. Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Kitchen Magic

Harford County Public Library presents “Kitchen Magic” on September 24 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Edgewood Library, 629 Edgewood Road. Presented in partnership with University of Maryland Extension Harford County 4-H's educator, Marylisa Schaedel, children are invited t......More

Harford County Public Library presents “Kitchen Magic” on September 24 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Edgewood Library, 629 Edgewood Road. Presented in partnership with University of Maryland Extension Harford County 4-H's educator, Marylisa Schaedel, children are invited to enjoy some fun hands-on science experiments and STEM activities. Each child attending must register prior to the program at https://programs.hcplonline.org/event/16747154.    

Edgewood Library 629 Edgewood Road Edgewood

Networking at Night Presented by Freedom Federal Credit Union

Wrap up your workday by connecting with the premier business advocates in Harford County at Networking at Night, presented by Freedom Federal Credit Union! Enjoy an evening of meaningful conversations, new connections, and familiar faces while expanding your profession......More

Wrap up your workday by connecting with the premier business advocates in Harford County at Networking at Night, presented by Freedom Federal Credit Union! Enjoy an evening of meaningful conversations, new connections, and familiar faces while expanding your professional network in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're looking to grow your business, meet potential clients, or simply reconnect with fellow Chamber members, this is the perfect opportunity to build relationships that matter. Enjoy delicious refreshments, great company, and an exciting evening at Freedom Federal Credit Union's Park Avenue location!

Freedom Federal Credit Union 2019 Emmorton Road Bel Air, MD 21015

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - Oliver "Tuts" Lawson

Crisfield, Maryland has produced a plethora of decoy talent over the years, including famed carvers such as Lloyd Sterling, Lloyd Tyler, and the Ward Brothers. Carrying on this tradition of excellence is Oliver Lawson. Lawson spent his youth in the marshes of the Easter......More

Crisfield, Maryland has produced a plethora of decoy talent over the years, including famed carvers such as Lloyd Sterling, Lloyd Tyler, and the Ward Brothers. Carrying on this tradition of excellence is Oliver Lawson. Lawson spent his youth in the marshes of the Eastern Shore. As he grew older, he took up duck hinting, first with decoys supplied by his hunting partners, and eventually with decoys he had carved himself. Lawson developed a friendship with the Ward Brothers early in his carving career and would study under them. From here, Lawson's career blossomed, with his decoys being lauded as excellent examples of Crisfield's style of fold-art classis. This display of "Tuts" Lawson's work is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles St. Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Jeff Allen: My First 'Final' Farewell Tour

JEFF ALLEN | SEPT 25 | 7:30 PM Jeff Allen may not want to admit it, but he’s getting old. At 69, he’s eyeing 70 and thinking about slowing down. That’s why he’s kicking off My First Final Farewell Tour—“first” and “final” because he’s not entirely sure he’s done. Wha......More

JEFF ALLEN | SEPT 25 | 7:30 PM Jeff Allen may not want to admit it, but he’s getting old. At 69, he’s eyeing 70 and thinking about slowing down. That’s why he’s kicking off My First Final Farewell Tour—“first” and “final” because he’s not entirely sure he’s done. What he is sure of: a show packed with fan favorites and new material, from his classic “Happy Wife, Happy Life” to fresh takes on marriage and family. One of America’s most beloved comedians, Jeff has nearly 1 billion online views and seven Dry Bar Comedy specials. He’s appeared on America’s Got Talent, The Today Show, Comedy Central, and more—but he’s best experienced live. Tickets (Including Fees): Reserved Seating: $53 | $48 CHESAPEAKE THEATER DINNER & A SHOW (Cash Bar): $88 | $83 (Requires a separate $35 ticket)* You can purchase a dinner ticket after you've purchased your main event ticket. EARLY BIRD SPECIAL: Purchase your tickets BEFORE May 25 and avoid the convenience fees!

Chesapeake Theater

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Pumpkin Party

Harford County Public Library presents a pumpkin party on September 29 from 10:15 to 11 a.m. at the Whiteford Library, 2407 Whiteford Road. Toddlers and preschoolers will enjoy everything pumpkin including stories, songs, games and crafts. The program is supported by th......More

Harford County Public Library presents a pumpkin party on September 29 from 10:15 to 11 a.m. at the Whiteford Library, 2407 Whiteford Road. Toddlers and preschoolers will enjoy everything pumpkin including stories, songs, games and crafts. The program is supported by the North Harford Friends of HCPL. For more information, visit https://programs.hcplonline.org/event/16560764.  

Whiteford Library 2407 Whiteford Road Whiteford

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Grand Opening/ Ribbon Cutting for My Primary Care, NP

Join us in celebrating the grand opening of My Primary Care, NP in Bel Air, MD!  We hope you will join us for our grand opening and press event as we celebrate this momentous occasion with our partners, advocating for, supporting, and celebrating!  For more infor......More

Join us in celebrating the grand opening of My Primary Care, NP in Bel Air, MD!  We hope you will join us for our grand opening and press event as we celebrate this momentous occasion with our partners, advocating for, supporting, and celebrating!  For more information on My Primary Care, NP, the mission, and history, please visit My Primary Care NP.

2014 S. Tollgate Rd, Bel Air, MD 21015

Currently On Exhibit - Rock Hall Reflections

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a po......More

A celebration of John Glenn, the men he inspired, and the colorful decoys they made. Forty miles south of Havre de Grace in Kent County, Maryland is the waterfront town of Rock Hall. Once home of a major fishing and seafood processing industry, today the town is a popular destination for boaters and tourists. When farmer and waterman John Bennett Glenn (1872 - 1951) started making decoys for his own use around 1916, he unknowingly launched what would come to be known as the "Rock Hall School" of decoy making. Glenn went on to mentor and inspire four generations of Rock Hall men to try making their own hunting decoys and deocrative carvings - men like Jess Urie, August Heinefield, Roger Urie, Cliff Simms and Bob Lord. This exhibit showcasing the quality and variety of decoys and decorative carvings from this historic and vibrant community is now open at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. 

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

Currently On Exhibit - The Bald Eagle

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbo......More

250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2nd, 1776. It was subsequently signed as delegates came and went from the second Continental Congress. The United States of America came into being and adopted the Bald Eagle as one of its national symbols. This exhibit features eagles by vintage and contemporary carvers in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and explores how the Bald Eagle became one of America’s national symbols. This celebration of America’s national bird is now on display at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum.

Havre de Grace Decoy Museum 215 Giles Street Havre de Grace, MD 21078