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Talbot Goes Purple Screens Opioid Documentary Friday, Sept. 11, 6–8 p.m. in St. Michaels

Free community showing of An American Opioid Crisis: Talbot Goes Purple at the St. Michaels Community Center; Healthy Talbot lists a post-film Q&A with Sheriff Joe Gamble.

St. Michaels Community Center entrance on Railroad Avenue
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ST. MICHAELS, MARYLAND — Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, 6–8 p.m. Free. St. Michaels Community Center, 103 Railroad Avenue.

Talbot Goes Purple hosts a free community screening of An American Opioid Crisis: Talbot Goes Purple as part of its 10th anniversary celebration. Healthy Talbot’s event listing says the film explores partnership among law enforcement, civic leaders, and the recovery community in Talbot County as they confront addiction’s effects. The film is a project of Ferrari Films, a Colorado-based media company that filmed in September 2018. Talbot County Sheriff Joe Gamble, who founded Talbot Goes Purple in 2016, will host a question-and-answer session after the film. The same listing links talbotgoespurple.org and marks cost as free. The initiative’s public site marks 2016–2026 as a decade of prevention, education, and community partnership through the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office with local schools and Mid-Shore Community Foundation.

Source: Healthy Talbot

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