The 2021 Daffodil Days will consist of a Self-Guided Tour of the tens of thousands of Daffodils planted throughout our lovely historic town!

 

Daffodils are in bloom! See map at right to take your own Self-Guided Tour!

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The 2021 Daffodil Days scheduled for Late March - Early April 2021,

is a celebration of over 25,000 daffodils throughout the town

in 2017 with over 50,000 since then! 

 

St. Michaels Community groups, merchants, and residents are encouraged to show support through the display of daffodils

 

A special "thank you" to local artist Jo Merrill for her

wonderful illustration of Daffy the Crab, our Festival mascot.

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Unfortunately, the following events of past

Daffodil Days will be postponed until 2022

when gatherings can occur safely.

Daffy-Dog Costume Contest! Cancelled.

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Dress your pooch in a Daffodil theme! Best individual and best group will be judged. Email your photo to us!

Daffodil Days

 

Join us for our fabulous floral festival on Saturday throughout the town! Print your own Daffodil Map (at right) or pick-up a copy at Muskrat Park to do a self-guided tour! 

Daffodil Plein Air. Cancelled.

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Weather permitting, artists from the St. Michaels Art League will be painting daffodils plein air all over town. Their work will be on display at the corner of Railroad Ave. and Talbot St. from 2-3pm..

Judging for the Best Of!

Cancelled.

 

Compete with your neighbors for the best house (and best business window, see below) Contact us if you want to be judged. Ribbons for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. 

 

Historic Walking Tour of St. Michaels. Cancelled.

 

Saturday at 2 p.m. Meet at the St. Michaels Museum on St. Mary's Square. $5 per person. Free admission to the museum (if open, but may be under expansion renovation project.)

 

Business Window Contest

Cancelled.

 

Winning Business Windows in town with a Daffodil-inspired theme will vie for the coveted window decorating contest. Buy daffodils to decorate your window!

Free Seeds at the Library.

Library Closed except by appointment.

 

Visit the St. Michaels Library on Fremont Street for free seeds at their "Seed Library"