With glimpses of Spring in the air and beautiful flowers beginning to bloom… take a day, or even a weekend to experience something new in Wilmington and the Brandywine Valley in March. There are so…
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Event Allies, the City of Wilmington and their many partners are once again proud to bring cycling to the streets of Downtown Wilmington as the 13 th Annual Wilmington Grand Prix , presented by Bank of…
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Now on view at the Brandywine River Museum of Art through May 5, 2019, a memorial exhibition celebrating the life of Phyllis Mills Wyeth (November 13, 1940-January 14, 2019) features a selection of…
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If you’ve been enjoying a walk down memory lane (or exploring the time period for the first time) while watching each episode of The Crown on Netflix , now’s your chance to see it come to life in a…
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Joan of Arc is one of history’s greatest heroines. Lead by visions of saints, this country girl faces the most powerful men on earth to pave the way for peace between England and France. With an…
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Winter has taken hold of Wilmington & the Brandywine Valley, but it has not dampened our spirits. The cold and snow only adds to the beauty of the area and makes our amazing cultural and historical…
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Presented by Delaware’s Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs Follow all February long to experience culture and history in celebration of Black History Month. These events are scheduled at…
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The Delaware History Museum originally started as a Woolworth’s Department Store in downtown Wilmington dating back to the 1940’s. Today the art-deco building has evolved into one of the most…
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With so many events throughout Greater Wilmington and the Brandywine Valley it’s hard to choose where to go! Here are just a few of our picks for the month of February. To get the full list jump to…
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One of the most interesting stories in the rich history of the state of Delaware is the internal struggle the state faced as a slave state that also had a large free black population during the…
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