September is perhaps the most perfect time of year. It's a time to celebrate the end of summer and the gorgeous transition into fall. Most of all, it’s a great time of year to experience some of the…
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The Brandywine Festival of the Arts, Delaware’s largest two-day outdoor cultural event, will return September 11-12 to Brandywine Park for its 60th anniversary year. Featuring around 200 artists in an…
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The Brandywine River Museum of Art, located in the Brandywine Valley, is finalizing preparations for their reopening later this month. The museum has been working on renovations of their second and…
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The Delaware Contemporary, known for its modernistic approach to art, is located along Wilmington’s Riverfront just seconds from the area’s only beer garden, Constitution Yards, a plethora of…
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The Biggs Museum is the keeper of one of the finest Delaware-made collections of art and decoratives as well as the only painting and sculpture collection in the region able to track the history of…
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The days are getting longer, the weather is heating up, people are getting out and about again … spring has arrived in Wilmington’s Trolley Square! The patios, decks and outdoor dining areas of this…
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For over 100 years, the Delaware Art Museum has served the Greater Wilmington community collecting and connecting thousands of objects to the styles and cultures of centuries past. On view beginning…
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Is staying in and watching old sports replays driving you crazy? Need a March Madness fix? The Biggs Museum of Art has created a fun twist on this beloved basketball tournament. They’ve created their…
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Step Afrika! continues the celebration of its 25th anniversary with an expansive national tour highlighting its newly commissioned work, Drumfolk. The piece, based on historical events that took place…
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On January 6, a Delaware native and his painting by American illustrator Frank Schoonover were featured on PBS’s Antiques Roadshow, filmed at Delaware’s Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library. The…
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