It’s 3rd Friday Week in Downtown Salisbury and this month’s theme is Misfits & Mohawks – so channel your inner rebel, grab your skateboard and helmet and head to Downtown for a night filled with ramps, renegades and revolutions.

3rd Friday will prove that by working together, we can make great things happen.

On North Division Street, check out the 2017 Skate Deck Art Show & Auction, benefiting the Salisbury Skatepark. Now in its fifth year, the auction has consistently raised over $5,000 annually toward Salisbury Skatepark’s next phase of construction.

Local artists from all over Delmarva have donated artwork for the cause. There will be live punk rock music all night long featuring OC punk band Valley Girl, and Chuck Treece’s Hesh Olympics. Also on North Division, all ages can enjoy a pop-up skate park courtesy of Get Ramped, so bring your bikes, skateboards, rollerblades, and unicycles – because it’s time to shred.

Kids – bring a parent or guardian and a helmet, and ride all night at no charge.

On the Plaza, artists and crafters will line the street with local handmade items for sale. Local DJ Kevin Palmer from Tops Cut Off Productions will be playing all your favorite tunes, while the live bands perform on North Division Street this month. Plus, the Salisbury Jaycees will be pouring local craft beer and wine selections at 3rd Friday and the Wicomico County Fair all weekend long; we love those guys.

Salisbury Art Space, located on the lower level of Gallery Building, will be open showing “The Art of Christopher Harrington and Brad Hudson” in the Main Gallery, and an exhibition titled “Botanical Chaos” from recent UMES grad Julia Rocha in the Robinson Gallery. Salisbury Art Space will also be showcasing "Little Paintings", a series of fun and exciting, reasonably priced works of art created by artist Phyllis Jaffe, with matting by Keepsake Art & Framing.

Main Roots Coffee will be hosting a live art show with paintings made using coffee and water. Stop by Main Roots at 6 p.m. to see Hannah Wichrowski paint with coffee in layers starting with the lightest and then adding more layers onto the darker areas after the first has dried. Mistakes made in coffee can be easily fixed by adding more water and using a paper towel to lift it off the page.  Hannah Wichrowski is in her second year at Salisbury University, majoring in Graphic Art and Biology.

The downtown bars and restaurants are ready with live music for 3rd Friday. Roadie Joe’s Bar and Grill will have live music for the happy hour crowd by Kaleb Brown from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., and local rockers Dust-n-Bones late night.  Brew River will have a Friday Night Dock Party with the Overtime band from 6 to 10 p.m. and DJ Jon Boi late night.

Market Street Inn will have late-night jams by DJ Juan, and Mojos will have DJ SL spinning all the hits.

Don’t forget to shop this 3rd Friday.

Season’s Best Antiques is having refreshments and discounts, plus heck out Angello’s Unique Gifts for a special End of Summer Sale.  Stop in Maya Bella’s Pizzeria for deals by the slice, and check out Cake Arts “Create Your Own Cupcake Night,” and Frozen Farmer Ice Cream.

3rd Friday is a Downtown economic development initiative and a project of the Salisbury Arts & Entertainment District and the city of Salisbury. For More Information: 3rdFridaySby.com