Looking for a way to preserve all those holiday photos and videos for future generations to see? On Jan. 4, the Delaware Public Archives will show how to preserve items such as old photographs, documents and digitized memories on CDs, DVDs and flash drives. Presented by the staff of the Delaware Public Archives and the Delaware Government Information Center, the workshop will provide the knowledge needed to care for and preserve priceless memories, including basic information and instruction on proper handling and storage of family papers, photographs and digital media to ensure long-term preservation. Archives staff member Sarah Denison will explain conservation and preservation of paper documents and photographs. Denison has processed a number of collections, including Civil War letters in the Small Manuscript Collection, Board of Education photographs, Sussex County Orphans Court Records and the Caley Postcard Collection. She has most recently completed the processing and cataloguing of the “Vietnam Mailbag Collection.” Mike Mahaffie, deputy director of the Government Information Center, will address what is needed to save your digital memories. Highlighting his discussion will be a quick history of ways people have saved digital records, ways to determine what is important, what is needed to maintain your digital moments as technology changes, and the various ways to save what’s important to you based on cost and longevity. The workshop starts at 10:30 a.m. and is free to the public. No reservations are required. For more information, contact Tom Summers (302) 744-5047 or e-mail thomas.summers@state.de.us., or go to www.archives.delaware.gov.
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Jan. 2 |
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Artists “Break the Ice” is the theme of this month’s group show at The Station Gallery in Greenville. See how they do it through Jan. 31… More |
Jan. 3 |
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Watercolor painter Karen Berstler gets her own month-long show at Newark Arts Alliance… More |
Jan. 4 |
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Get the family together for a scavenger hunt through the Brandywine River Museum train and doll displays, and get crafty with train- and doll-themed activities during the Family Holiday Workshop… More |
Jan. 4-6 |
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Deck the halls for the Holidays at Hagley Twelfth Night Celebration, which is filled with crafts, activities and more. Learn all about the King Cake, create your own sparkly Twelfth Night crown and rule the day… More |
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If all the holiday huzzahs had you pressed for time, lucky you, there are almost two weeks left to get lost in all of the extravagant, starry twinkle that is A Longwood Christmas… More
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Whether you are taking in the breathtaking trees, the exquisite room and food displays, or the garden winter wonderland, Yuletide at Winterthur is a feast. Hurry. It ends soon… More |
Jan. 5 |
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[IN Wilmington Promotional Pick of the Week] OperaDelaware presents Wilmington native Gina Maria Perregrino, mezzo soprano and baritone Jose Sacin in an afternoon of arias and duets from opera and zarzuela. It’s a great way to start the year… More |
Jan. 8 |
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Hear harpsichord virtuoso Davitt Morone play Bach fugues at Brandywine Baroque’s Barn at Flintwoods in Centreville. He’s a world-renowned phenom. Concerts run through Jan. 12… More |
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What’s a winter whisper? A snowflake falling to the ground? The quiet blue-gray sky? Leave it to the artists to interpret “Winter Whisper” at Gallery One in Ocean view. The show starts today... More |