Talbot Day
Crowd gathers during 2024 Talbot Day
Allegro Academy sings during 2024 Talbot Day.
2024 Talbot Day
2024 Talbot Day
Council President Chuck Callahan provides opening remarks during 2024 Talbot Day
Easton Town Mayor Megan Cook provides remarks during 2024 Talbot Day.
Students from Building African American Minds (BAAM) recite poem during 2024 Talbot Day.
2024 Poster Contest winners stand for appreciation during 2024 Talbot Day.
Council Members Lynn Mielke and Keasha Haythe annouce Talbot Citizen and Service Award nominees.
On April 19, 1983, the Talbot County Council unanimously proclaimed April 25 as the official birthday of Talbot County. Forty years later, in 2023, the Council reaffirmed that tradition by declaring April 25 as “Talbot Day”—a celebration of the county’s founding and a renewed commitment to honoring its legacy.
This year, Talbot Day grows into a full weekend of events marking 365 years of history, heritage, and the people who shape and strengthen our community.
2026 Celebration
Talbot Day 2026: April 26th
Stay tuned for details!
How to Get Involved
We encourage citizens, businesses, churches, schools, and other organizations to join in the celebration by planning your own Talbot related events in the month of April, or participating in one of our activities!
Citizen & Service Awards
Stay Tuned for the 2026 Nomination Portal.
Stay Tuned for the 2026 Contest Details.
Here are some other ways to get involved:
- Nominate someone for the Talbot Citizen and Service Awards
- Enter a Poster in the Talbot Day Poster Contest
- Become an official Talbot Day sponsor. Reach out to Sarah Kilmon at skilmon@talbotcountymd.gov for more information.
- Download the Business and Organization Activation Guide and share with your peers!
Highlight Your Participation
Share how your organization or business is participating in Talbot Day 2025 by filling out the follow form: Talbot Day Participation
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