What a great store! Prices are like you see at garage sales, they really do price to sell. Quality…read morestuff. Store is neat and well organized. Staff is amazing! So friendly and knowledgable. Parking lot is a little rough, but you should find spaces in the back.

This place is so goated. They do know what they have on occasion and mark certain items accordingly…read morebut I can't really get mad bc they have the cheapest prices for shirts ($3) and shoes ($4.50) in the area. The staff are actually hilarious and do a good job at putting stuff out consistently. Great hidden gem.

I want everyone to know that Maryland Food Bank has always been so helpful and caring. They always…read moreknow where to send you and really provide a needed and welcomed service in the community. Thank you so much for being there to help feed those in need.

This was an interesting museum to stop by when we were in Salisbury. The museum showcases art…read morepieces and information about wildfowl - carved figures, informative video presentations, as well as a gift store on anything wildfowl. I was surprised at the their extensive collection in terms of the different types of birds, their habitat, their diet, as well as a realistic representation on how each of them looks like. I especially liked the Ward Brothers' 'Wildfowl Counterfeiters' exhibition, in which they are the premiere individuals to carve wooden representations of wildfowl. The staff were very friendly, and you can do a guided tour or a self-guided one. +for bird lovers!

Great museum featuring waterfowl and decoys. Would not be my first choice of topics, but in reality…read morethe museum was fascinating! Saw beautiful pieces of art and came away with an appreciation for the work put into these decoys. Museum provided details on the evolution of the art, as well as what decoys meant to watermen.

I recently moved to Salisbury and I attempted to Participate with this organization. As a member of…read morethe LGBTQ+ community I thought i would be welcomed with open arms. instead I experienced some exclusion and discrimination. As I am a person of color I felt that it could be possible racism involved. nonetheless I definitely did not feel welcomed in the group. I noted the following; #1. Dec. when I participated in the Christmas bulb paintings in December the ornaments that I decorated were taken and repainted. I mentioned that I felt they were fine but I wasn't acknowledged. #2. June 1, 2022, I was invited to take part in the Salisbury Pride Flag raising event. However, I have been intentionally left out of the pictures on the website and the pictures that were posted are those that specifically excluded my presence. #3. I was given a position as the Community Event Coordinator in the Parade, however, when flyers were created I wasn't given proper acknowledgment. While every other committee member was listed at the top of the flyer with names and titles, my name was included at the very end and without a proper title and on the same line with "... and others", after acknowledging every person who was not a committee member. When I spoke out about my feelings of unfair treatment, instead of correcting the infraction, Mark Delancey the executive Director said "it was fine." one of the board members of the organization has made personal attacks on my character and insinuates that she feels uncomfortable with me attending the local Pride. Additionally, I have been a recent victim of a hate crime at brew river, I also found it interesting the organization's lack of action or failure to rally their support around me is also a sign of your disregard for me. I reached out to the Executive Director to express my thoughts and offer opportunities to correct my experience and he told me he was busy with Pride events and doesn't have time.