Third Thursday (September 2020) Market Street Block Party in Downtown Denton!
Join us for the September 2020 Third Thursday event on Thursday, September 17th! There will be music, games, food, and so much more!
Corn Hole Tournament
- This month's Third Thursday on Market Street is a go! Play or watch the Cornhole Tournament and enjoy live music. Support Downtown Denton and our community! Pre-registration for the Cornhole Tournament is strongly suggested as there will be a maximum of 20 teams. To pre-register text 410-310-7386. Last month the tournament maxed out quickly!All ages, no experience necessary!6:00 p.m. Final Registration. $5.00 50/50 Entry Fee.
Music!
Ellie Rose on Market Street 6pm
Ellie Rose has been performing and writing her own music for 5 years. She likes multiple genres of music and not devoted to just one style. She is a Caroline County resident and is currently being home-schooled.
Dining Out
Check out...
- Harry's for their Third Thursday 3 Course Meal with Wine Pairings. Menu is usually posted Tuesday or Wednesday
- The Market Street Public House
- Nich's Coffee Shop is always a nice stop for a cup of coffee.
- Pizza Empire is currently taking orders to go
- SnoAngels will be open until 7
Explore our Shops
Pop-Up Shops on the 200 Block of Market Street
Plan on checking out the Pop-up shops.
Glass Tidings unique jewelry made out of sea glass & other upscaled items.
Check the new Third Thursday - Denton, Maryland Facebook page for up to date information!
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