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Community events scheduled this weekend in St. Mary's County

3283931 · May 13, 2025
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Summary

A staff member announced an open house at the Seventh District Volunteer Rescue Squad Saturday, the Southern Maryland Heritage Festival at Historic Sotterley, the Friends of the Library book sale at the fairgrounds, and Christ Episcopal Church's strawberry festival Sunday (12:30–4:30).

Several community events are scheduled this weekend in St. Mary's County, including a Saturday open house at the Seventh District Volunteer Rescue Squad and the annual strawberry festival at Christ Episcopal Church on Sunday, a staff member said.

The weekend items were presented as opportunities for residents to volunteer, attend family activities, and support local organizations. The announcements covered four distinct events across the county.

The Seventh District Volunteer Rescue Squad will hold an open house Saturday with kids' games, food and demonstrations, the staff member said. "It's a great time to go out and see what they do," the staff member added, encouraging residents to learn about volunteer opportunities.

Historic Sotterley will host the Southern Maryland Heritage Festival over the weekend, with music and food; the staff member said the event will likely draw large crowds if weather permits. The Friends of the Library book sale at the county fairgrounds was described by the staff member as "just massive" and a chance to buy books at low prices while supporting the library's work.

The annual strawberry festival organized by Christ Episcopal Church on Zach Fowler Road is scheduled for Sunday from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. "Everybody likes strawberries. It's a great time," the staff member said, urging residents to attend if they can.

The announcer closed by encouraging people to check the events in person; listeners were not given specific contact details or firm dates beyond the references to "Saturday" and "Sunday," and no admission fees or formal registration requirements were specified in the remarks.