Events Calendar
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Archeological Dig
Date/Time: 05.11.08 / 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM -
Location: Furnace Town Living Heritage Museum [Directions]
Description:
A public archaeology program is offered at FurnaceTown. The dig is located on the site of an early 19th century Bake Shop, where a community oven baked loaves prepared by families. In 2007 we are opening the third pit in this area. Earlier finds include a variety of ceramics, stoneware, buildings materials (nails, brick, mortar, plaster, window, glass) hinges and bottle glass. The program is open to individuals, families and groups.
Each dig begins with orientation promptly at 1 p.m. and lasts until between 3:30 and 4 p.m.. Children under the age of 6 must work with an adult. All equipment will be supplied by FurnaceTown.
This public archaeology program is intended for individuals and families. [School, scout, youth or other groups are encouraged to make a special date to dig by contacting FurnaceTown's group tour coordinator, Linda Davis, as soon as possible at 410-632-2032.] Space for each dig is limited to about 13 people. Participants must pre-register and pre-pay (VISA/MC) for each dig at least 48 hours in advance by calling 410-632-2032. Dig fee of $10 includes site admission. -
Evening Canoe Paddle
Date/Time: 05.17.08 / 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM -
Location: Begin at Shad Landing [Directions]
Description:
Come to the Pocomoke River State Park on Route 113 (3461 Worcester Highway) for an evening paddle on the Pocomoke River. Begin your paddle at the canoe launch at Shad Landing.
Call 1-800-632-2566 for more information
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International Museum Day
Date/Time: 05.18.08 / 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM -
Location: Julia A. Purnell Museum on W. Market Street [Directions]
Description:
International Museum Day is organized by the International Council of Museums (ICOM), and has been taking place since 1977. Last year approximately 20,000 museums in over 70 countries participated in the event. This year's theme is “Museums as Agents of Social Change and Development.”The free day at the Purnell Museum is a great opportunity to find out what the museum has to offer. Two new exhibits have recently opened: Old Time Religion and the Quilt Collection exhibit. The museum also houses permanent exhibits about regional Native American history, historic costume, and African American history. There are several “touch tables” for children, where youngsters can get their hands on artifacts. Kids can also complete a museum scavenger hunt or matching game by exploring the exhibits, and earn a small prize.The museum will be open from 1pm to 4pm on May 18. For more information call (410) 632-0515 or visit our website at purnellmuseum.com. -
Scales & Tales Pocomoke River State Park
Date/Time: 05.31.08 / 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM -
Location: Pocomoke River State Park, Rt 213 [Directions]
Description:
Call 410-632-2566 for more information
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Strawberry Day at Furnace Town
Date/Time: 06.01.08 / 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM -
Location: Furnace Town Living Heritage Museum [Directions]
Description:
Sample fresh strawberries prepared in everyway you can imagine.
Call Furnace Town Living Heritage Museum at 410-632-2032 for more details.
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Summer Solstice Dance
Date/Time: 06.21.08 / 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM -
Location: Sturgis Park
Description:
The Snow Hill Area Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Summer Solstice Dance on June 21st in Sturgis Park. Bad Mojo, a popular local band will be playing under the pavilion next to the Pocomoke River. Bad Mojo band members have come together from Snow Hill, Salisbury, and Delmar to play a variety of music.
There will be a cover charge of $7.50 per person and a cash bar. All proceeds go toward programs sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce to benefit Snow Hill youth.
