Federalsburg Celebrates Unity Day

Remm Elzey, 7, of Federalsburg, practices his swing at the inflatable batting cage during Unity Day activities Saturday, Sept. 26.

From left, Ayzel Ahmad, Hussain Atif, Zayyan Atif, and Ahmad Atif gather treats, small toys and other giveaways from information tables during Unity Day in Federalsburg on Saturday, Sept. 26.

Azaleah Denesca, 9, of Federalsburg, left, answers a trivia question from Yemi Oshodi with The Chisholm Legacy Project to win a prize. The organization's mission is to help communities fulfill their visions for healthy and thriving neighborhoods.

Colleen Voss provides information about Crossroads Community and Cosica River Mental Health Services.

Cristal Toribio, with ault programming and community outreach, shares information about the many programs and activities offered by the Caroline County Public Library. Note: The containers on the table were created using the library's 3D printers.

Wanda Chansler, right, and Eric Davalos speak with community members about the behavioral health crisis services offered by the Eastern Shore Santé Group.

Miranda and Caramalie Payne share information on the Small Town Goth Club with Federalsburg Unity Day participants. For ages 14-19, the club meets twice a month for a variety of activities. More information can be found on Facebook at Small Town Goth Club or by emailing smalltowngothclub@gmail.com.

Zach Longworth, owner of Drop Dead Tattoos & Piercings, shows visitors to his table samples of his work.

Danielle Brodka, who was wearing a tiara for her birthday, invites residents to learn more about Federalsburg Better Together, funded by the Maryland Governor's Office for Children's Enough Initiative, focusinng on eliminating childhood poverty. Community members and partners are working on a Neighborhood Action Plan, which the organization hopes to complete by December, Brodka said. She is a team member and president of the Federalsburg Elementary School PTA.

From left, Claire and Deborah Vornbrock share information about the emergency and transitional shelter, community food pantry, and thrift shop offered by Martin's House and Barn, where Deborah is the executive director. They also handed out $10 coupons for the thrift shop.

Caitlyn Poole, a member of the Sammati Dance Company, dances with a sword during a performance at Unity Day in Federalsburg on Saturday, Sept. 26.