Community Events

Join us in honoring Harriet Tubman Day, a significant holiday in Maryland. We will commemorate this occasion by exploring the rich history of the community from which Tubman originated. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn directly from community members and Rangers.
1 am: In Eternal Tribute: A Legacy Memorial Dedication honoring the esteemed local icon and advocate, the late Ms. Shirley Jackson, into our Legacy Garden memorial.
12 pm: “A Journey towards the Orphans Court”-Join us for an inspiring presentation with George Ames, Chief Judge of the Dorchester County Orphans Court, as he reflects on a life dedicated to service, leadership, and character.
1 pm: "Mapping Resistance along the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway and Eastern Shore" - Discover places on the Byway that highlight themes of resistance and community with Harriet Tubman as well as Network To Freedom sites where other resistance occurred in the Eastern Shore.
2 pm: “Of Pine Street”- Join David and William Jarmon for a cultural experience in an African American Community known as The Second Ward of Cambridge Maryland, time period 1800’s-1960’s.
3 pm: Beyond Spirituals: Black Folk Music Before the Civil War-Join Ranger Robin to explore the unseen African origins of the banjo and the festival music enslaved people made for it before the Civil War.

Chefs for Habitat is a gourmet fundraising gala hosted by Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County, featuring signature small plates from the area's hottest chefs, music, dancing, a celebrity fundraiser competition, and a silent auction featuring unique dinner experiences offered by our participating gala chefs.

Wroten Piano Concert Series presents
Anthony de Mare
March 11, 7 p.m.
Holloway Hall, Great Hall

Renowned pianist Anthony de Mare performs adventurous contemporary works alongside selections from LIAISONS, his acclaimed project reimagining Stephen Sondheim songs for solo piano.

Reception immediately following performance in the Social Room.

Free and Open to the Public
Free Tickets Required

Join WSW on Thursday, March 12, 2026 for our 24th Annual Pink Ribbon bingo. We are back at Willards Lions Club.

This year’s bingo will include more cash games, trips, themed baskets, raffles, and 50/50.

Doors open at 4:30pm. Games start at 6:00pm

Food and beverages will be available for purchase along with amazing baked goods. No Outside food, beverage or alcohol permitted.

This event has sold out in the last two years, so do not miss your chance to attend this year.

Cost of Tickets: $35 in advance: $40 day of the event.

Tickets are available by calling 410-548-7880. Tickets may be bought in person at the office M-F 9:30am-3:30pm. Also available at https://womensupportingwomen.harnessgiving.org/events/3504

Please Note: No one under age 18 is admitted.

Limited Seating Available. No Reserved tables.

Bill Sammons known as a broadcaster at 88.7 The Bridge Radio will be the guest speaker during Cafe Night at Connection Church on Sunday March 15.

At 6PM, the music begins as The River sets the atmosphere with beautifully arranged, heart-felt praise and worship. The River is a group of worshippers with two goals: worship Christ and lead other into a deeper place of worship as well. Be transformed as we step into "the river" and bask in the God’s presence. Light refreshments are served at these Coffee-House style nights, so come by a little early for fellowship. This time you'll enjoy Irish desserts. Love offerings are welcome, but there is no charge to attend.

Connection Church is located at 28714 Seaford Rd (corner of Bethel Rd and Alt 13) in Laurel DE. For more information contact Kathy.ConnectionCafe@yahoo.com or call 302-875-4646. Noteworthy: On Sunday April 19, we will welcome Darren Jones for Classic Country Gospel music. The Hurlock Community Choir will be lifting up praise with their gospel sounds and lyrics on May 3. Then, on May 17, The Wilderness Band will be the featured music ministers with a Christian American Rock style, originals and familiar songs.

Orchestra of the Eastern Shore will present the Four B's featuring Boulogne's "Overture to l'Amante Anomye", Bach's "Orchestra Suite No. 3", Beethoven's "Ah! Perfido" with Caroline Gibson, soprano, and Brahms' "Hungarian Dances Nos. 1,2,3"

The Orchestra of the Eastern Shore will present the "Four B's" including Boulogne's "Overture to l"Amante Anomye", Bach's "Orchestra Suite no. 3", Beethoven's "Ah! Period" with Caroline Gibson, soprano, and Breahms' "Hungarian Dances Nos. 1,2,3".

The Librarians
Film Screening & Civic Reflection Session
Tuesday, March 24 , 6:30 p.m.
GAC, Assembly Hall, 4th Floor

Librarians unite to combat book banning, defending intellectual freedom on democracy's frontlines amid unprecedented censorship in Texas, Florida, and beyond.

Sponsored by SU Libraries, Institute for Public Affairs and Civic Engagement (PACE), Fulton School of Liberal Arts, and Seidel School of Education.

Free and Open to the Public
No Tickets Required

Peter & Judy Jackson Chamber Music Series presents
Still Waters Trio
Wednesday, March 25, 7 p.m.
Holloway Hall, Great Hall

Still Waters Trio - Ashley Watkins on flute, Denise Nathanson on cello, and Veronica Tomanek on piano - along with guest artist Eric Shuster, present an eclectic chamber music program inspired by nature, song, and dance, featuring 20th- and 21st-century works.

Reception immediately following performance in the Social Room.

Free and Open to the Public

Fulton Feature Fridays
Select Fridays • Doors Open 5 p.m. • Show Starts 6 p.m.
Roadie Joe’s • City Center Building, 213 W Main St.
Free and Open to the Public, All Ages, No Tickets Required
This monthly series on select Fridays features music from SU faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends.

SPH +2
April 3   
SPH +2 is the chordless trio of Delmarva Public Media Music Director and SU faculty member, Stephen Phillip Harvey. This ensemble explores straight ahead jazz through original compositions and jazz standards in an intimate instrumentation.