District 36 Night Brings Community Together in Annapolis

Supporters from across Maryland’s Eastern Shore recently gathered in Annapolis for a District 36 Night hosted by Senate Minority Leader Steve Hershey, alongside Delegate Steve Arentz, Delegate Jay Jacobs, and Delegate Jeff Ghrist. The evening brought together residents, local leaders, and supporters for a time of connection, conversation, and a shared commitment to the future of the region.

The gathering welcomed guests from throughout District 36, which includes Caroline, Cecil, Kent, and Queen Anne’s Counties. These counties share deep ties to Maryland’s agricultural heritage, watermen traditions, and small-town communities that define the character of the Eastern Shore.

A Night of Community and Collaboration

Held at the historic Market House in Annapolis, the event provided a welcoming setting for attendees to connect with neighbors and leaders from across the district. Market House has long served as a gathering place in the heart of Annapolis, making it a fitting location to bring together residents who care deeply about the future of their communities.

Throughout the evening, guests had the opportunity to meet with Senator Hershey and members of the District 36 delegation, share perspectives, and discuss the issues that matter most to families and businesses across the Eastern Shore.

Supporting Local Partners

The event also highlighted partnerships with several organizations that contribute to Maryland communities in meaningful ways.

The evening also highlighted partnerships with organizations that strengthen Maryland communities. Guests enjoyed freshly prepared cookies from the Chesapeake Culinary Center in Denton, showcasing the talents of students preparing for careers in hospitality, while floral arrangements from the Benedictine Garden Center in Ridgely added a beautiful touch to the gathering.

These partnerships helped make the evening both memorable and meaningful while supporting organizations that strengthen Maryland communities.

Looking Ahead

Events like the District 36 gathering help bring neighbors together and strengthen the relationships that make local communities thrive. By connecting residents, local leaders, and community organizations, the evening reflected the spirit of collaboration that continues to shape the Eastern Shore.

Senator Hershey and the District 36 delegation remain committed to working with residents across Caroline, Cecil, Kent, and Queen Anne’s Counties to address the priorities of the district and support the communities that call Maryland’s Eastern Shore home.