Events

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Join others from around the world to commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11. The program includes a 30-minute film, highlighting first-person accounts of the attacks and their aftermath, and a live chat with Museum staff throughout the day.

Recovery Month Softball Event Competition and Family Friendly  

Car Show & Vendor's Market Fundraising Event to Benefit Recovery & Pantry Services  

Saturday, September 12: WGP Block Party & Recovery Walk- Join us for a family-friendly community event focused on substance use prevention, recovery awareness, and stigma reduction. Enjoy listening to inspiring local female speakers who will share their experience, strength, and hope, along with community vendors offering education and resources, music from a live DJ, and  Read the Rest...

Drug Free All Stars will be hosting the 2026 Drug Education & Awareness Sporting Festival on September 12th, 2026 at Annapolis Recreation & Parks, Griscom 1, from 11am-5pm. The festival will include a FREE SOCCER CLINIC, FREE BASKETBALL CLINIC, Moon bounce, Obstacle Course, FREE FOOD, Prevention Information, Resources and T-shirt with Swag Bag for youth  Read the Rest...

Join us for a family-friendly Recovery Picnic as we come together to honor our journeys, celebrate recovery, and support one another. Enjoy a day filled with food, music, games, activities, prizes, and plenty of opportunities to connect with friends, family, and our community. All are welcome!

Join us as we learn about how substance abuse effects other areas of behavioral health including mental health, gambling, sex addiction, etc. There will be a free breakfast and CEUs.

Event Details: - Date: September 16, 2026 - Time: 6:00 PM - Location: Washington Cathedral

The Drug and Violence Awareness Expo focuses on critical issues affecting communities and local businesses, including drug abuse, domestic violence, and sexual assault. Attendees can take part in educational seminars, CPR training, self-defense instruction, K-9 demonstrations, and view crime-fighting vehicles. Exhibitors will include public safety agencies, healthcare providers, and victim support organizations offering resources and  Read the Rest...

On Friday, September 18, join MACS for MOMs, the University of Maryland Taghi Modarressi Center for Infant Study and the Danya Institute for a free, full-day virtual course: "Perinatal Substance Use Disorder Management: Clinical Best Practices." This training will provide comprehensive and evidence-based information for the clinical management of pregnant and parenting women with opioid  Read the Rest...

This workshop is designed to increase awareness and understanding of mutual aid support groups and the vital role they play in recovery and wellness. Representatives from a variety of mutual aid organizations will provide an overview of their programs, discuss their guiding principles, describe what participants can expect when attending a meeting, and share how  Read the Rest...

St. Mary's Goes Purple 5th Annual Walk for Recovery Join us for this free family event to celebrate those in recovery! Attendees will receive a t-shirt and water bottle (while supplies last). Registration is highly recommended, but not required to attend.

  Clay Pots is committed to supporting our community during National Recovery Month by raising awareness, addressing stigma, and increasing access to overdose response education and the life-saving drug, Naloxone. As part of this effort, we are hosting a number of free recovery and wellness-focused trainings, Naloxone distribution days, and social connection spaces that's we'd  Read the Rest...

Together We Walk. Together We Rally. Together We RECOVER! Baltimore is celebrating 19 years of increasing the awareness and shattering the stigmas associated with mental health and substance use disorders. We strongly and boldly promote the message that behavioral health is essential to health, prevention works, treatment is effective, and people recover. Join us for  Read the Rest...

Come for an evening of fellowship and worship as we worship Jesus, our Lord and Savior.

A special service of remembrance with local clergy and 2 mile paddle on the beautiful Choptank River

Recovery Month Basket Bingo (50/50 raffle too!)

Clay Pots is committed to supporting our community during National Recovery Month by raising awareness, addressing stigma, and increasing access to overdose response education and the life-saving drug, Naloxone. As part of this effort, we are hosting a number of free recovery and wellness-focused trainings, Naloxone distribution days, and social connection spaces that's we'd love  Read the Rest...

Recovery Walk for those in recovery and those who work in recovery and family and friends

Save a Life Day is a grassroots national day of action equipping the public to recognize and reverse an overdose. It started in two West Virginia counties. Today, all 50 states participate. Save a life, Naloxone Day

The Drug and Violence Awareness Expo focuses on critical issues affecting communities and local businesses, including drug abuse, domestic violence, and sexual assault. Attendees can take part in educational seminars, CPR training, self-defense instruction, K-9 demonstrations, and view crime-fighting vehicles. Exhibitors will include public safety agencies, healthcare providers, and victim support organizations offering resources and  Read the Rest...

Maryland’s Opioid Restitution Fund (ORF) Advisory Council was established in 2022 to provide recommendations regarding the use of prescription opioid-related legal settlement funds. As specified by state statute (Maryland Health General Article §7.5–903), the council consists of 12 members who serve for two years. Thursday, September 24, 2026 (virtual) Time: 12–1 pm Meeting Link Meeting  Read the Rest...

Clay Pots is committed to supporting our community during National Recovery Month by raising awareness, addressing stigma, and increasing access to overdose response education and the life-saving drug, Naloxone. As part of this effort, we are hosting a number of free recovery and wellness-focused trainings, Naloxone distribution days, and social connection spaces that's we'd love  Read the Rest...

The theme for the 2026 symposium is "Together for Change: Connecting People, Services & Solutions." The goal of the symposium is to bring together leaders, practitioners, individuals with lived experience, and community partners to strengthen collaboration across prevention, treatment, recovery, and harm-reduction sectors. Through shared learning, innovative strategies, and meaningful dialogue, the symposium aims to  Read the Rest...

Saturday, September 26: PROSC Recovery Picnic at City Park- PROSC & Washington Goes Purple are hosting a fun and welcoming Recovery Community Picnic celebrating recovery, connection, and hope. Enjoy inspiring speakers, free food (while supplies last), games, fellowship, and raffle drawings throughout the event. Whether you are in recovery, supporting a loved one, or an  Read the Rest...

Join the Baltimore County ROSC for their “Recovery in the Park” event.SEPTEMBER 26, 202611:00 AM - 3:00 PMHeritage Park2700 Playfield St, Dundalk, MD 21222Experience a day of joy and connection in the heart of the park, filled with exciting and engaging free activities for all ages. Come together with your neighbors as we embrace the  Read the Rest...

Behavioral Health System Baltimore is hosting its 10th annual Recovery Month event with the theme of "From Surviving to Thriving: Embracing Change." Join this free community festival celebrating recovery, resilience, and the power of change. September 26, 2026 1-4 p.m. The Avenue Market, 1700 Pennsylvania Avenue, Baltimore

5k/1mile Walk

Substance Use Recovery Resource Event for the community

DinkFest '26 – Pickleball for a Purpose is The Olive Branch, Inc.'s First Annual Recovery Month community event, bringing together individuals in recovery, family members, treatment providers, recovery residences, community organizations, legal professionals, and supporters for a day of fun, connection, and healthy competition. Held on Sunday, September 27, 2026, at The Pickleball Factory in  Read the Rest...

A charity pickleball tournament hosted by and benefiting Nick's Place. Helping spread awareness and raising funds for our recovery residence

Thursday, October 15, 2026 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM State House – Governor’s Reception Room Annapolis, MD Vimeo Link: https://vimeo.com/event/4006298 The Maryland Overdose Response Advisory Council is chaired by Lt. Governor Aruna Miller and includes representatives from 18 state agencies working to reduce overdose morbidity and mortality in Maryland. The advisory council shares data related  Read the Rest...

🍂 2nd Annual Transformed by Grace Picnic – October Gathering for Hope 🍂 This October, join us for the Transformed by Grace Picnic—a cozy fall afternoon filled with good food, live music, and community fun, all for a powerful cause. Every ticket sold supports Bethesda Transformation Center, a local non-profit helping women break free from  Read the Rest...

Maryland’s Opioid Restitution Fund (ORF) Advisory Council was established in 2022 to provide recommendations regarding the use of prescription opioid-related legal settlement funds. As specified by state statute (Maryland Health General Article §7.5–903), the council consists of 12 members who serve for two years. Thursday, October 22, 2026 (virtual) Time: 1–2 pm Meeting Link Meeting  Read the Rest...

Maryland’s Office of Overdose Response is hosting an in-person meeting for county, city, and town personnel who work with their local opioid settlement funds. Review the meeting agenda for more details. This meeting will take place at 100 Community Place, Crownsville, MD, on Friday, October 23, 2026, from 8:30 am–4:00 pm. Event Agenda | Registration Form

CAASA will sponsor the drug take back event on Saturday, October 24th from 10 am to 2 pm at two locations, Southern Community Center, Lusby and Northeast Community Center, Chesapeake Beach, to allow residents to dispose of unused and expired medications. Local law enforcement will be on hand to collect medications and volunteers and staff  Read the Rest...

Evan Blood Memorial Concert - Live music, food, and fun! Proceeds fund addiction recovery and support families who tragically lose a child. Fallston Barrel House 2403 Bel Air Rd, Fallston, MD 21047 Saturday, October 24, 2026 @ 2-8:30p (Doors open at 2pm) Cost $30 per ticket Fallston Barrel House’s full menu & bar will be  Read the Rest...