T he Guide • 11- 12 - 2 5 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 FROM 1 PM - 5 PM Wild Vibes Festival Salisbury Zoo 755 S. Park Dr., Salisbury, MD This year we’ve got a Country Vibe! Join us for a wild afternoon at the Wild Vibes Festival. Enjoy music at our NEW Pavilion and at our Holly Circle Stage, craft beer and wine, animal-themed games, craft vendors, food vendors, and of course, the animals. This is a 21+ only event. Tickets are $45/each. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 FROM 5 PM - 9 PM Schellville - Enchanted Winter Celebration & Tree Lighting Ceremony Behind Tanger Outlets 36470 Seaside Outlet Dr., Rehoboth Beach, DE You and your family can enjoy an Enchanted Winter Celebration, providing hours of FREE fun and entertainment for kids of all ages. Families can explore a magical Christmas Village filled with 18 miniature houses full of decorations, toys, and activities. Or take a ride on one of our two Schellville Express trains, and Let the Good Times Roll on our NEW 100 X 120foot roller rink and skate path. This date will also feature the annual tree lighting ceremony at 6 PM. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 FROM 8 AM - 12 PM Color Run for the Arts Ocean Pines Veterans Memorial Park Race Track Rd., Ocean Pines, MD This isn’t just a run — it’s a full-on celebration of the arts! Enjoy a festive atmosphere featuring an artisan marketplace*, music, ra¡es, Grateful Grub food truck, Kona Ice and so much fun. Whether you’re running, walking, or just soaking it all in, there’s something for everyone. During a color run, runners and walkers are doused in a di¤erent color powder at various points along the course. The colored powders are safe on the skin and for the environment and simply wash o¤. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 STARTING AT 8 AM Fall Bird Walks Cape Henlopen State Park - Seaside Nature Center 37079 Post Rd., Lewes, DE Search the park for birds on their fall migration. Each walk will target current birding hot spots. For beginning and intermediate birders. Bring your binoculars or borrow a pair of ours. For ages 10 and older with an adult. Space is limited, please pre-register by calling the Nature Center at 302-645-6852. FREE with park entrance fees. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 FROM 5 PM - 8 PM Fires of the Revolution Historic Lewes Campus 110 Shipcarpenter St., Lewes, DE Our world looks very di¤erent after dark than it did in 18th-century America, especially as their nights were lit with the fires of revolution. Experience the nighttime world known by the residents of Lewistown on the eve of the Revolutionary War: rest by the blazing bonfire, warm your spirit at Sussex Tavern, or with a beverage at the cozy Lewistown Co¤ee-house. As unrest brews and rumors spread through the streets, listen to stories beneath a lantern-lit Liberty Tree. Admission is $15, all of which supports Historic Lewes’ mission to keep history happening in our community. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 - SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 54th Waterfowl Festival Downtown Easton, MD For three days every November, between 18,000 and 20,000 visitors discover the best of local wildlife, nature, art, heritage, food, and fun at the Waterfowl Festival. While strolling along the lovely streets of Easton, visitors can discover the town and a tradition that has been going strong for generations. Learn more atwww.waterfowlfestival.org. Tickets $25/ adult. Children 10 and under/free. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 FROM 10 AM - 3 PM Cape Henlopen Senior Center Holiday Craft Fair 11 Christian St., Rehoboth Beach, DE Shop local, handmade, goods from craft vendors. They make great gifts. Admission is FREE! Open to the public. Drawing for door prizes every half hour. Refreshments will be available for purchase. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 FROM 8 AM - 2 PM St. Philip’s Holiday Bazaar St. Philip’s Episcopal Church 600 S. Central Ave., Laurel, DE Come and shop from local crafters and vendors. This is the holiday bazaar to shop for unique gifts that you can’t find anywhere else. There will be a 50/50 ra¡e and ra¡e baskets. There will be a scrapple breakfast and a hot dog lunch served. An organization will be collecting socks, hats and gloves, etc. to be given out to those in need. If you would like to donate to them, please bring your items with you. They would appreciate your generosity. For more information: contact the St. Philip’s Church Oªce at 302-875-3644. 11-12-25 • Right
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