Arts & Culture
A local creative discovered that making humorous art can be a stitch as she sells her embroidery at festivals around the First State.
Two Wilmington creatives are launching a gateway for Delaware developers to review works by local artists to include in their renderings.
These inspiring and outstanding directors of arts and cultural institutions in Delaware have one thing in common: They’re all women.
A metropolis in Delaware, Wilmington brings an extensive foodie scene, a rich history and picturesque outdoor views to the First State.
From shopping to museums and theater, here are some off-season things to do on the Delaware coast during the fall and winter months.
The First State has an incredible music scene from pop and rock to country. Take a look at the 50 best songs produced by Delaware artists.
Need to find a fresh, fun new way to woo your significant other this fall and winter? Delaware has all you need for seasonal romance.
As part of the Concord Mall, The Muse Box Selfie Museum is an innovative photography studio with interactive booths and hand-painted artwork.
This October, celebrate Halloween in the First State with ghost tours, haunted horror attractions and more spooky events...if you dare.
The Delaware native and filmmaker behind One-Eyed Rabbit returns to her alma mater, Cab Calloway School of the Arts, to produce a short film.
Firefly Music Festival at the Woodlands was a smash hit with amazing performances, fashions and a sighting of two Delaware hip hop artists.
The Joshua M. Freeman Foundation helps Delaware students find an artistic outlet through its Creative Nourishment Kit initiative.
Harmony Weavers Guild celebrates its milestone with a Delaware Center for Horticulture exhibition featuring wearable, functional textiles.
Amid a vast collection of fine works, Delaware artist Samara Weaver leaves a vibrant paper trail with her macramé hangings and paperscapes.
Formerly known as the Freeman Stage at Bayside, this familiar venue returned with a new name and brought back a popular festival.
The Delaware Art Museum confronts its racist history by mounting an exhibition it rejected 50 years ago, along with many others.
After being postponed in 2020, the Guest Bartender charity event raised funds for the Wilmington Flower Market for children's education.
Black Violin visits Delaware to perform its Grammy-nominated album, “Take the Stairs,” at the Selbyville Freeman Arts Pavilion.
Check out these foodie-centric festivals this summer throughout the First State with beverage tastings, carnival fun and live performances.
U'Gundi Jacobs opens the House of Laffs Comedy Lounge & Event Center in Wilmington, but Delaware wasn't the destination he first had in mind.