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Nace’s Day is an annual celebration honoring the life and legacy of Nace Hopkins, a formerly enslaved man who became a pillar of faith and community in Talbot County, Maryland. Held on the first weekend of November, this event is hosted by Scott’s United Methodist Church each year.
Through Uncle Nace’s eyes, the Talbot Historical Society and the descendants of Nathaniel “Uncle Nace” Hopkins, in conjunction with professional actor Darius Wallace, will bring Nathaniel “Uncle Nace” Hopkins to life to portray his journeys from the fields of slavery to the drums of war, to his triumphant creation of Maryland’s first Emancipation Day Celebration in 1867 - which continues to this day
Upcoming Community Events
Nace’s Day is an annual celebration honoring the life and legacy of Nace Hopkins, a formerly enslaved man who became a pillar of faith and community in Talbot County, Maryland. Held on the first weekend of November, this event is hosted by Scott’s United Methodist Church each year.
Through Uncle Nace’s eyes, the Talbot Historical Society and the descendants of Nathaniel “Uncle Nace” Hopkins, in conjunction with professional actor Darius Wallace, will bring Nathaniel “Uncle Nace” Hopkins to life to portray his journeys from the fields of slavery to the drums of war, to his triumphant creation of Maryland’s first Emancipation Day Celebration in 1867 - which continues to this day
Through Uncle Nace’s eyes, the Talbot Historical Society and the descendants of Nathaniel “Uncle Nace” Hopkins, in conjunction with professional actor Darius Wallace, will bring Nathaniel “Uncle Nace” Hopkins to life to portray his journeys from the fields of slavery to the drums of war, to his triumphant creation of Maryland’s first Emancipation Day Celebration in 1867 - which continues to this day
Celebrate Talbot County’s rich heritage of art, culture, and conservation at the 54th annual Waterfowl Festival! This beloved Eastern Shore tradition showcases the best of our region through world-class wildlife art, decoy carving, sporting exhibits, dog demonstrations, and local food and drink—all set against the charming backdrop of historic Easton.
The Next Talbot County – Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage is Scheduled for May 2026.
Talbot County Ice Skating Rink Ribbon Cutting,
November 4, 1979
