At its annual Spring Fling fundraiser, Cambridge Main Street hopes to raise funds to expand its security program and introduce new cameras throughout downtown. Each camera installation is estimated to cost $2,500, and every little donation helps. To make a tax-deductible contribution to this security camera fund, GO HERE. To purchase tickets to Spring Fling, which takes place April 9 at 6 p.m. in the Choptank River Golf and Events Center, GO HERE.

Lisa Krentel will complete four pieces like this one, reminiscent of Hubble Telescope images on 24" x 20" panels to enhance this year's annual Spring Fling fundraiser on April 9 at the Choptank River Golf and Event Center. The theme, By the Sun, Moon and Stars, has attracted donations from several area artists.

Local photographer Jameson Harrington has been selected to be the first photographer to showcase work on Cambridge Main Street's new website, which will be unveiled at its annual fundraising Spring Fling fundraising event on April 9 at the Choptank River Golf and Events Center. You can purchase tickets to Spring Fling HERE.

Brian Roche, a longtime Cambridge Main Street volunteer on a diverse collection of projects, has been chosen as the 2016 recipient of the Marjorie S. Lednum Award for Outstanding Volunteerism, which will be awarded on April 9 at the orgainzations annual Spring Fling fundraiser. Tickets can be purchased HERE.

Brandon Hesson will be leaving Cambridge Main Street and joining the City of Cambridge as the new Associate Director of Economic Development. The search for a new Executive Director to help continue the recent growth downtown begins immediately. You can find the job description HERE.

The Cleveland-based, Reggae-Rock powerhouse Tropidelic will take a break on its tour to stop in Cambridge and headline the Paddy on Poplar entertainment on March 12. Higher Education will open the day for this unique twist on a St. Patrick's Day party.