Port of Oxford

Pizza Pop Ups
2026-01-30 17:15 - 18:45 (America/New_York) | Oxford Market, 203 S. Morris Street, Oxford, MD, 21654, United States

Yoga with Susie Hurley - Beginners
2026-01-26 13:00 - 14:15 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654

Holiday Potluck
2025-12-17 17:30 - 19:00 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654
Use the link to learn more about this local holiday tradition at the Oxford Community Center.

Christmas on the Creek in Oxford, Md.
2025-12-05 19:30 - 2026-01-10 20:00 | Oxford, Maryland, Oxford, MD, 21654, United States
2025 Christmas on the Creek Schedule (5) Oxford, Maryland’s waterfront will sparkle once again as the town welcomes guests to Christmas on the Creek, a month-long celebration of lights, music, food, and family activities, beginning Saturday, December 5, 2025, and continuing through Saturday, January 10, 2026.
The beloved tradition transforms this historic Eastern Shore town into a holiday destination for all ages. Guests will enjoy Christmas trees lit along the docks on Town Creek from great viewing locations, seasonal treats, and festive events happening throughout December.
This year’s event features a new lighting ceremony on the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry and refreshment stops at Cutts & Case Shipyard and Campbell’s Town Creek Boatyard, along with two weekends of market shopping opportunities and plenty of public spaces to enjoy Oxford’s waterfront views.
For month-long events, look for the Oxford Museum’s Holiday Train Exhibit, opening on November 22 and running through December 14, enjoy seasonal treats at Oxford Social, an ice cream social at the Scottish Highland Creamery, and more throughout town.
Creating Lasting Holiday Traditions in Historic Oxford
The celebrations kick off on Friday, December 5, with the Oxford Community Center’s final concert in its jazz series, featuring the Dominick Farinacci & Aaron Diehl Holiday Show. The show starts at 7:30 p.m., with limited seating, and advanced tickets needed.
The celebration continues on Saturday, December 6, with The Church of the Holy Trinity’s Christmas Market, taking place under the tent and throughout the church campus.
Between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm, guests will find decorated fresh wreaths, handmade gifts, crafts for children and adults, and so much more. Adding to the festivities will be a sit-down luncheon in the Parish Hall, beginning at noon.
Beginning at 2 p.m. on Saturday, guests can collect a cookie box and stroll through Oxford to participate in the 3rd Annual Cookie Walk. Details and a map of participating businesses can be found on the Port of Oxford’s website.
While in Oxford, don’t miss The Treasure Chest’s Annual Holiday Open House and Winter Sale, taking place December 5 -7.
Lighting of the Dock Trees
As the sun sets on Saturday, December 6, the annual lighting of the dock trees along Town Creek takes place, rain or shine.
Guests are encouraged to gather no later than 4:30 p.m. at one of the ideal viewing locations, including Campbell’s Town Creek Boatyard and Cutts and Case Shipyard, to enjoy good company, holiday treats, festive music, and more. Sunset is estimated to be at 4:43 p.m.
Complimentary hot chocolate will be offered at the Cutts & Case Shipyard, sponsored by the Robert Morris Inn. Doc’s Sunset Grille will be offering hot apple cider infused with seasonal flavors and optional garnishes at Campbell’s Town Creek Boatyard.
Ferry Lights Bring a New Tradition to Oxford
At 6 p.m., a new Lighting of the Ferry ceremony takes place, with Santa Claus heading down to the ferry dock to flip the switch and reveal a festively lit Oxford-Bellevue Ferry.
The new tradition draws families and friends to the waterfront to capture the start of the season, with the Talbot remaining lit at the ferry dock for picture-perfect moments through January 10.

“These gatherings create a welcoming atmosphere that highlights the community spirit of the holiday celebration,” says OBA President Monika Mraz.
“We’re so grateful for the participation of so many businesses and organizations this year,” she says. “It’s an event not to miss in Oxford.”

The opening weekend concludes on Sunday, December 7, with the always-popular Breakfast with Santa at the Oxford Firehouse, taking place from 8 to 11:00 a.m.
Children of all ages can have their picture taken with Santa, enjoy games, and discover beautiful, handcrafted holiday decorations and baked goods from members of the Oxford Fire Company Auxiliary.
The holiday spirit continues with the Oxford Holiday Market, taking place from December 12 to 14 at the Oxford Community Center, where local artisans showcase a unique collection of handmade crafts and gifts.

“Christmas on the Creek is one of the most magical times to visit Oxford,” said Mraz. “We love welcoming guests from near and far, and we especially encourage our neighbors to include a trip to Oxford in their holiday plans each year.”

Christmas on the Creek is organized by the Oxford Business Association, which serves as the collective voice of Oxford’s businesses. A full schedule of events and more information are at www.portofoxford.com.

Jazz on the Stage: Dominick Farinacci and Aaron Diehl
2025-12-05 19:30 - 21:00 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654
Dominick Farinacci and Aaron Diehl- Holiday Show
Friday, December 5th 7:30PM
General Admission: $65
VIP Experience: $150

Dominick Farinacci
Trumpeter Dominick Farinacci served as ambassador to Jazz at Lincoln from 2013-2015 in Doha, Qatar, working to further integrate music into communities around the world in culturally collaborative ways. He is a 2022 recipient of the Cleveland Arts Prize, an honor previously awarded to author Toni Morrison, and Cleveland Orchestra conductors George Szell and Franz Welser-Möst. Dominick graduated from The Juilliard School in 2005 launching his career in Japan with a prolific run of eight albums, later releasing four more globally. He has performed around the world and has been recognized by The New York Times as “a trumpeter of abundant poise.” He was a featured guest on ABC’s Good Morning America and is a TED Speaker. Dominick has been profiled in Vanity Fair, and music icon Quincy Jones says of Dominick’s accomplishments in performance, recording, education & advocacy, “This kid is 360 degrees!”
Dominick has been successful in his personal endeavors on bringing music into the community through Arts and Wellness & Education. He was invited by TED to be a TED Speaker at the 2014 TED MED conference at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. He is co-founder of Modern Warrior LIVE, an immersive musical and narrative experience detailing a U.S. Veteran’s story of combat in Afghanistan, highlighting the mental trauma of war and potential growth that can come through experiencing trauma. Modern Warrior LIVE has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the 26th U.S. Secretary of Defense – General James Mattis – and has been showcased at Amazon Headquarters and at the National Council for Behavioral Health Conference opening for Brené Brown.
Dominick is the director of the Tri-C JazzFest Academy, a year-round pre-college program of Cuyahoga Community College, housed at the Gill and Tommy LiPuma Center for Creative Arts in Cleveland, Ohio. His 2016 recording “Short Stories” was produced by four-time Grammy Award winning producer Tommy LiPuma, and features Jacob Collier, Christian McBride and Steve Gadd. Dominick’s recent triple EP “Reflections” features a series of duo performances with acclaimed pianists, and has garnered more than 10 million collective streams on digital platforms in recent months.
More about Dominick Farinacci: https://www.dominickfarinacci.com/

Aaron Diehl
“Diehl has built his reputation on an elegant pianism outside the contemporary mainstream…upholds a traditional framework while crisply demolishing the usual notions of conservatism”
‍– The New York Times
Pianist Aaron Diehl has quietly re-defined the lines between jazz and classical, and built a global career around his nuanced, understated approach to music-making. Praised for his “melodic precision, harmonic erudition, and elegant restraint” (The New York Times), and his “traditional jazz sound with a sophisticated contemporary spin” (The Guardian), Diehl has performed with musical giants such as Wynton Marsalis, Cécile McLorin Salvant, Tyshawn Sorey, and Philip Glass, and has been a soloist with the New York Philharmonic, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the San Francisco Symphony, and the Cleveland Orchestra, working with conductors like Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Marin Alsop, and Alan Gilbert. In 2023, Diehl was named as the Artistic Director of 92NY’s Jazz in July Festival, succeeding the legendary Bill Charlap.
A leader in contemporary jazz, the Philadelphia Inquirer exclaimed that “there’s an entire world of jazz in Aaron Diehl’s playing…he makes the case that jazz is not one style or genre but many, gliding gorgeously among decades of artistic influences.” With an expansive, orchestral, lyrical approach to the piano that channels predecessors like Ahmad Jamal, Erroll Garner, Art Tatum and Jelly Roll Morton, Diehl has headlined the Monterey, Detroit, and Newport Jazz Festivals, and had residencies at Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Village Vanguard, SF Jazz, and many more. He counts among his mentors towering figures such as John Lewis, Kenny Barron, Fred Hersch, Marcus Roberts, and Eric Reed.
Diehl’s creative vision draws equally from the Classical music tradition, with DownBeat Magazine stating “Diehl gracefully melds two worlds, merging the improvisational spirit of jazz with the compositional intricacies of Western classical music.” Diehl has performed with top orchestras across the US, at leading venues like Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, The Hollywood Bowl, the Elbphilharmonie, and Tanglewood. He has collaborated with classical stars ranging from Inon Barnatan to J’Nai Bridges to The Knights, and his compositions have been commissioned by the Monterey Jazz Festival, Glenmorangie Scotch, and others.
In the 2023-24 season, Diehl and his trio, featuring bassist David Wong and drummer Aaron Kimmel, open the New Jersey Symphony’s season with a program that includes Still’s Out of the Silence and Ellington’s New World A-Comin’. The trio also makes its St. Louis Symphony Orchestra debut with a performance of Mary Lou Williams’s Zodiac Suite. As the 2024 Resonate Festival artist-in-residence, Diehl will explore the theme of musical intersections, with works by John Lewis, Mary Lou Williams’ Zodiac Suite and Johann Sebastian Bach’s Harpsichord Concerto No. 1 in D minor, conducted by Eric Jacobsen. In the spring, Diehl joins the Los Angeles Philharmonic for the world premiere of Timo Andres’s new piano concerto, conducted by John Adams.
During the 2022-23 season, Diehl was featured alongside Bill Charlap and Kenny Barron as part of 92NY’s “Three Generations at the Piano” program during Charlap’s penultimate season as the Jazz in July music director. Diehl would later go on to perform alongside fellow pianists Isaiah J. Thompson and Caelan Cardello as part of Charlap’s final season. As Kaufman Music Center’s 2022 Artist-in-Residence, Diehl presented a recital program that included Sir Roland Hanna’s lesser known 24 Preludes. He would later go on to present the 24 Preludes in a trio performance at Tanglewood. Diehl also performed Zodiac Suite with the Philadelphia and Cleveland Orchestras under the batons of Cristian Măcelaru and Jader Bignamini, respectively.
In September 2023, Diehl released his recording of Mary Lou Williams’s Zodiac Suite with The Knights, a Brooklyn-based orchestral collective led by conductor Eric Jacobsen. As the first-ever studio recording of Mary Lou Willams’s Zodiac Suite, it has been touted as “a joyous, enchanting creation… a triumph” (The Guardian) with Diehl lauded as “a contemporary champion” (The New York Times) and “a perfect choice to preside over this landmark recording” (The Wall Street Journal). The album features Diehl’s trio and guest artists saxophonist Nicole Glover, clarinetist ​​Evan Christopher, trumpeter Brandon Lee, and soprano Mikaela Bennett. The critically-acclaimed album is Diehl’s fourth recording on Mack Avenue Records, following 2020’s The Vagabond, 2015’s Space Time Continuum, and his 2013 label debut, The Bespoke Man’s Narrative.
Diehl was born in Columbus, Ohio, where he grew up listening to his grandfather, pianist and trombonist Arthur Baskerville. His family nurtured Diehl’s undeniable musical talents from a young age and in 2002, a 16-year-old Diehl competed in Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Essentially Ellington competition, where he placed as a finalist. It was there that he attracted the attention of Wynton Marsalis, who invited Diehl to join his septet for a European tour. After studying at Julliard under the direction of Kenny Barron, Eric Reed and Oxana Yablonskaya, Diehl was awarded the 2011 American Pianists Association’s Cole Porter Fellowship. Diehl, who holds commercial single and multi-engine pilot certifications, inherited a lifelong love of flying from his father who was himself an avid pilot. Diehl has been a Steinway Artist since 2016.

Financial Wellness: SECURE Act
2025-12-03 17:30 - 18:30 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654
Topic: Understanding the SECURE Act and SECURE Act 2.0
Speaker: Capt. Brett M. Sause, LUTCF®, LTCP, CLTC®, RFC®, LACP®, FSCP®, Certified Financial Fiduciary® Wealth Advisor*

Allegra Women's Chorus Fall Concert Series
2025-11-23 15:00 - 16:00 | St. Pauls Church, 225 S. Morris St., Oxford, MD, 21654
Allegra Academy Performance
The Allegra Women’s Chorus features fresh arrangements of the oldest songs to new compositions.
The program will feature fresh arrangements of the oldest songs to new compositions from Elaine Hagenburg, Rosephayne Powell, Craig Hella Johnson, Sarah Quartel, and more. The chorus will be joined by instrumentalists Lyn Banghart, Ursula Encarnacion, and Ali Remesch on piano, cello, and percussion.

Rachel Franklin SONOS Concert
2025-11-20 19:00 - 20:30 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654
SONOS
PARIS: THE CRAZY YEARS
“The SONOS trio are fearless musicians who delivered an exquisite performance that kept our audience engaged throughout. Their music is a wonderful collaboration spanning cultures and times. Rachel’s overwhelming knowledge of her subject matter and the balance of history and their incredible musical talent creates magical partnership that your audience will never want to end!”
~Janet Hendricks, former Director of Education, Programs and Design, Academy Art Museum
“The SONOS trio provides an intimate listening experience that is almost magical. The blend of jazz, classical, and folk music spans continents, cultures, and time in a truly unique way.”
~Michael Kurtz, President Emeritus, Friends of the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra.
SONOS is Chamber Music with a Twist. Led by acclaimed pianist Rachel Franklin and featuring the consummate talents of violinist Christian Tremblay and fretless bass player Jonathan Miles Brown, their programs explore the cross-pollination between different musical art forms, with compelling stories of how these musical cultures intersect. Blurring the edges between timeless chamber works and jazz improvisation, SONOS have performed widely throughout the mid-Atlantic area, delighting audiences with their imaginative storytelling, unique instrumental sounds, and fiery virtuosity.
Paris: The Crazy Years is classic SONOS, a fascinating, immersive tribute to America’s momentous 1917 entry into the First World War, and the extraordinary period in Paris that followed, known as the Crazy Years – les Années Folles. Our journey through the City of Light glitters with music by Debussy, Gershwin, Ravel, Thelonious Monk, Cole Porter and more.
PARIS: THE CRAZY YEARS
Claude Debussy (1864-1918):
L’Isle Joyeuse
Rachel Franklin
George Gershwin (1898-1937):
I Got Rhythm, medley
(arr. Jonathan Miles Brown)
Christian Tremblay, Jonathan Miles Brown, Rachel Franklin
James P. Johnson (1894-1955):
Old Fashioned Love
Rachel Franklin, Jonathan Miles Brown
Maurice Ravel (1875-1937):
Sonate pour violon & piano
Allegretto
Blues – moderato
Perpetuum mobile – allegro
Christian Tremblay, Rachel Franklin
Intermission
Erik Satie (1866-1925):
First Gnossienne
Jonathan Miles Brown, Rachel Franklin
Thelonious Monk (1917-1982):
Misterioso
Rachel Franklin, Jonathan Miles Brown
Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971):
from Suite Italienne
Introduzione
Serenata
Tarantella
Christian Tremblay, Rachel Franklin
Cole Porter (1891-1964):
You Do Something To Me
Rachel Franklin, Jonathan Miles Brown
Eleanor Daley (1955-):
In Flanders Fields
Text: John McCrae
(arr. Jonathan Miles Brown)
Jonathan Miles Brown
George Gershwin
An American in Paris
(arr. SONOS)
Christian Tremblay, Rachel Franklin, Jonathan Miles Brown
Rachel Franklin
British-born concert pianist Dr. Rachel Franklin is a renowned performer and music lecturer. As a Pro Musicis International Award winner, she gave her solo debuts in Carnegie Recital Hall, New York, and Jordan Hall, Boston. The Boston Globe enthused about her “beautiful differentiations of color, touch and texture” and described a performance on her solo debut CD as “not inferior…to the recorded performances by Cortot and Rubinstein.” She has also given European Pro Musicis solo debuts in Paris and Rome. At the Wigmore Hall, London, critics applauded her “stunning individuality,” and “amazing power and solidity of technique.” The Washington Post has praised her “cool-headed bravura and panache” and the Baltimore Sun lauded the “warmth and electricity in her playing.” Recent successes include concertos with the Columbia Orchestra, the Arlington Philharmonic, the Amadeus Orchestra, the Washington Sinfonietta, the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra, the Piedmont Symphony and others. She is also doubly talented as an accomplished jazz pianist, and has led her classical/jazz chamber ensemble SONOS for over a decade.
Deeply committed to musical outreach and education, Rachel has a busy dual career as a popular music speaker, and since 2020 she has been greatly in demand for her unique online presentations. She is one of the Smithsonian Associates’ most popular live-streaming lecturers, and her topics explore intersections between classical and jazz music, film scores, and the fine arts. She is the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s Strathmore Music Scholar in Residence and gives all the BSO’s pre-concert presentations at their Bethesda, MD venue, Strathmore Hall, as part of their “Inside the Classics” series. In 2023 she was one of the featured speakers at the Aspen Ideas: Health Conference in Colorado, presenting and performing on the subject of Music and the Natural World, a topic about which she was interviewed by WHYY’s Maiken Scott for The Pulse. For the past two New Years she has given the Plenary Lunchtime Performance for the prestigious Renaissance Weekend conference in Charleston, SC, and in May 2024 she presented a unique show on 90 years of film music Oscars for the Avalon Theatre Chevy Chase’s annual gala
Her wide range of musical expertise has brought her back repeatedly to enthusiastic audiences across the region, including the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Easton Academy Art Museum, the Chesapeake Film Festival and many others.
Christian Tremblay
Dr. Christian Tremblay enjoys a diverse, exciting career as performer and pedagogue. Most recently he performed in multiple concerts and coached chamber music as string faculty for the prestigious Heifetz International Music Institute. He is Director of the Performance Academy for Strings, and Chair of the String Department at the Peabody Preparatory of the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. He is also violin and chamber music faculty at Peabody Conservatory.
Christian Tremblay holds a Diplôme D’Études Supérieures II from the Conservatoire de Musique de Québec where he studied with Liliane Garnier-Le Sage. He also earned a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the Peabody Conservatory studying with violinist Martin Beaver. Christian Tremblay has been heard in cities throughout Canada and the United States as a recitalist and chamber musician. He is a member of the SONOS classical/jazz trio with pianist Rachel Franklin and bassist Jonathan Miles Brown, and is Principal Second violin with the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra, performing regularly with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and National Philharmonic.
Jonathan Miles Brown
Dr. Jonathan Brown started his musical career as a chorister in the choir of Truro Cathedral, UK where in addition to singing at services and concerts he gave several solo recitals around the South West of the UK. At university he took up the electric bass, imparting his “singing” to the instrument. Subsequently he performed with a wide range of jazz artists in formats including UK and European jazz festivals, BBC broadcasts, and venues such as the National Theatre, London and Ronnie Scott’s jazz club. These days, when he’s not running various biotechnology projects, he can be found playing in jazz venues in the DC area. He has been a frequent performer at the annual Maryland Summer Jazz festival and is a regular member of the “workshops” run by Annapolis based sax star Jeff Antoniuk.
Jonathan’s instrument is a Jazz Bass, originally hand built by Leo Fender, which he has ultra-customized by removing the frets, re-siting the bridge and adding numerous self-designed features and circuits. The result is a wide sonic spectrum, from woody warmth to metallic brilliance, with glittering harmonics and large dynamic range. Commented the Baltimore Sun: “The warm sound Brown produces is like no other I’ve heard.”
Contact SONOS at rff@rachelfranklin.com

Financial Wellness: Estate Planning
2025-11-19 17:30 - 19:00 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654
Estate Planning Fundamentals; essential documents to ensure your financial and medical wishes are honored.
Speakers: Marianna Batie, Esq.
Law Office of Marianna Batie
Tara Frame, Esq
Frame & Frame Attorneys at Law

Model Boat Show in Oxford Maryland
2025-11-15 10:00 - 16:00 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654
Fun for the Whole Family!
November 15th 10-4
Free Indoor/outdoor event
Regional Model Boat Builders Exhibit & Sales
Oyster raw bar & craft beers and bloody mary’s
LIVE Music by Jenz Frenz
Kids Crafts
Tour Cutts & Case Shipyard – Oxford’s prestigious wooden boat builders!

Jim Duffy: Oxford Library Local Author Series
2025-11-13 17:30 - 19:00 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654
Travel through time with Secrets of the Eastern Shore storyteller Jim Duffy, stepping into the shoes of unsung heroes from American days gone by.
Ordinary people doing extraordinary things. Leaping into action during storms and shipwrecks. Reaching out with helping hands across social divides. Bringing neighbors together in times of need. Their stories will revive your spirit.

Oxford Salutes its Veterans Exhibit continues through Nov. 11 at the Oxford Museum
2025-11-10 10:00 - 16:00 | Oxford Museum, 100 South Morris St., Oxford, MD, 21654
For 250 years, Oxford residents and family members have answered the call to serve our country in wartime and in peace.
Veterans have added strength and pride to the fabric of our community.
Although they are typically humble and very quiet about their time in the armed forces and what they experienced while on duty, they deserve our recognition and our thanks.
To recognize the service and contributions of these individuals, the Oxford Museum will present “Oxford Salutes Its Veterans,” a special exhibition running through November 11.
Immediately following the November 11th ceremony in Oxford’s Town Park at 11am, the Oxford Museum will host a reception with an opportunity to view this exhibit.
The museum at 101 South Morris Street is open free of charge, Friday through Monday, 10 to 4.

Celebration of Emancipation Day
2025-11-03 17:30 - 19:00 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654
Celebration of Emancipation Day in Partnership with Talbot Historical Society and Post 77 VFW.
As part of their exhibit “With Valor and Honor: Talbot County’s United States Colored Troops During the Civil War.” the Nathanial Hopkins’ story is featured—a former enslaved individual who volunteered for the USCT.
Hopkins emerged as an influential post-war leader within Talbot County. Renowned for his integrity and leadership, he earned wide respect for assisting individuals in need regardless of race and contributed to the establishment of schools, churches, and black communities following the Civil War.
Hopkins’ most notable accomplishment, however, was founding Maryland’s—and likely the nation’s—first
Emancipation Day celebration in 1867, an event still observed annually and set to be celebrated this year with a parade through Trappe on Nov. 1 and a professional storytelling at OCC.
FREE, but RSVP.

Hot 'n' Cole: A Cole Porter Celebration!
2025-11-02 19:30 - 21:00 | MD
Hot ‘n’ Cole: A Cole Porter Celebration!
Words and music by Cole Porter
Directed by Marcia Gilliam

Musical/Musical Revue
The spotlight is on the timelessness of Cole Porter classics, presented here with wonderfully fresh arrangements and a contemporary twist. Over 50 of Porter’s songs are woven into an entertainment that feels as much like a book musical as a revue. By turns wry, irreverent, romantic, touching and hilarious, this is a postmodern Cole Porter evening unlike any other.
Showtimes: Thursday-Saturday 7:30pm, Sundays at 2:00pm
Presented by the Tred Avon Players

Cars & Coffee
2025-11-01 08:30 - 10:30 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654

November Events At-A-Glance, Oxford Community Center
2025-11-01 08:00 - 2025-11-30 17:00 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654
Join the Oxford Community Center this November for a full calendar of activities and events for all ages.
You can find details on all the events here.

Trunk or Treat in Oxford
2025-10-31 18:00 - 20:00 | Causeway, Oxford, MD, 21654, United States
Think trick-or-treaters’ll ghost you? Come to them instead!
Join Oxford Parks and Recreation for Trunk or Treat Oxford!
We’ll be at Watermen’s Parking lot at the causeway.
Decorate yourselves, your car, and bring treats!
Celebrate community and give trick or treaters a good start on their way through Oxford.

Scarecrows of Oxford, Maryland
2025-10-20 08:00 - 2025-11-01 17:00 | MD
Take a stroll in Oxford, Maryland to discover our town festively decorated in scarecrows throughout the holiday season!
Use the map to plan your experience with us.

The Anderson Brothers - Jazz at OCC
2025-08-01 19:30 - 21:30 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654

Scottish Highland Creamery Ice Cream Social
2025-06-22 12:00 - 15:00 | MD
Scottish Highland Creamery, the award-winning artisanal ice cream shop nestled in the heart of Oxford, is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a community ice cream social on Sunday, June 22. The celebration will take place from noon to 3 p.m. in Oxford Town Park, just across the street from the Creamery’s Mews location at 103 S. Morris Street.
Activities include sundae-eating contests for both kids and adults, a tie-dyed T-shirt station, lawn games, face painting, and a live DJ. The ice cream selection for the day will include special anniversary-inspired flavors for purchase at the store.
More information: https://talbotworks.org/scottish-highland-creamery-hosts-community-ice-cream-social-to-celebrate-20-years-of-scooping-joy-in-oxford/

Nautical Flea Market
2025-05-31 08:00 - 12:00 | Campbell’s Bachelor Point, 26106A Bachelor Harbor Dr., Oxford, MD, 21654, United States

Oxford Fine Arts 2025
2025-05-18 10:00 - 16:00 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654
The schedule of events for the weekend begins with the Friday night Preview Party. It provides attendees the chance to “Meet the Artists”, view the exhibit and buy art! This has always been a fun evening where attendees get to mingle with the artists and enjoy cocktails as well as partake of delicious hors d’oeuvres while getting first looks at the art collection.
On Saturday, the exhibit is open to the public 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
On Sunday, the show is open once again to the public at 10:00 AM and closes at 4:00 PM.
The raffle of beautiful artwork donated by the artists happens at the end of the show with a toast of bubbly for the occasion. Once again there are lunch items for purchase on both days with the famous strawberry shortcake too!

Allan Harris Quintet - Jazz at OCC
2025-05-02 19:30 - 21:30 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654

Oxford Day
2025-04-26 07:00 - 17:00 | Around Town, Oxford, MD, 21654
A full day of fun in historic Oxford MD.

Blessing of the Ferry
2025-04-04 17:30 - 18:00 | Oxford Bellvue Ferry, Oxford, MD, 21654

Wellness Wednesday Lunch
2025-03-26 12:00 - 13:00 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654

Oxford Library Local Author's Series
2025-03-20 12:00 - 13:00 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654

St. Patrick's Day Celebration
2025-03-14 18:00 - 20:00 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654

Coffee with a Cop at the Oxford Community Center
2025-02-25 10:00 - 11:00 | Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Road, OXFORD, MD, 21654

Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser for Oxford Fire Co.
2025-02-17 17:30 - 19:00 | Oxford Fire House, 300 Oxford Rd., Oxford, MD, 21654, United States
