Curbside Wilmington kicks off June 12 in downtown Wilmington! The initiative includes more outdoor seating at downtown restaurants, special curbside pull-in spots for take-out and pick-up, free valet…
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Many of the restaurants in Greater Wilmington and the Brandywine Valley are now back open for in-house dining! Quite a few have also expanded their outdoor seating so you can enjoy the fine summer…
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On behalf of our tourism partners, the Greater Wilmington Convention and Visitors Bureau wants to thank all of you that have supported our industry during COVID-19. Your takeout and delivery orders…
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Mother’s Day is right around the corner. That’s right, it is next Sunday, May 10. What do you have planned for that special lady in your life? What? No plans yet? Don’t worry. Greater Wilmington and…
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More good news from Greater Wilmington and the Brandywine Valley! One of downtown Wilmington’s top restaurants, Bardea Food & Drink, will reopen its doors Thursday, April 30 with a new menu, curbside…
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As we all know, many of our grocery stores are running low on select items . . . the demand for toilet paper and paper towels, for one. Who would have ever thought a year ago we’d be experiencing a…
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Note: Updated as of 4/8/2020. Please contact individual restaurants for the most up-to-date information. Even though the Governor of Delaware has requested that all restaurants state-wide suspend…
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*DUE TO CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) THE EVENTS LISTED BELOW MAY HAVE BEEN POSTPONED OR CANCELLED. WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND CALLING AHEAD SHOULD YOU WANT TO ATTEND. Easter will be here before you know it! Plan…
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March is fast approaching which means beautiful spring views will soon be making their way to the Greater Wilmington area. From renowned gardens to wonderful and luxurious du Pont estates, your next…
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Centreville, Delaware, a hidden gem in the heart of Greater Wilmington’s Brandywine Valley, began its story in the year 1750 when carters and drovers were moving goods and livestock along “Kennett…
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