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At the Rehoboth Art League, enjoy works from a variety of mid-Atlantic artists at the 6th RAL Regional Juried Photography Exhibition./Photo courtesy of Rehoboth Art League
Mark your calendar for these art events, broadway plays and more throughout the First State during March.
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Check the events’ websites to stay up to date on cancellations, reschedules and COVID-19-related guidelines.
Photo courtesy of Rehoboth Art League
Through March 3: Gallery One invites you to Winter Quiet, an exhibition showcasing various works inspired by the peacefulness of nature during the winter months. Gallery One, Ocean View
March 5: The Mezzanine Gallery opens an exhibition for 2020’s artist fellow in painting Connie Simon, whose Grid Series is inspired by non-Western textiles and crafts. Delaware Division of the Arts, Wilmington
Through March 2: The Grand’s Stages of Discovery virtual programming presents two offerings: Wings of Courage, an original, two-man play with music that explores the life of Eugene Bullard, a professional boxer, flying ace, jazz musician and spy, and Miss Nelson Has a Field Day, a story about the Horace B. Smedley School’s Smedley Tornadoes preparing for the biggest football game of their life with the help of Miss Nelson’s alter ego, Miss Viola Swamp. Virtual
Through March 7: The Rehoboth Art League presents three shows: Artists throughout the mid-Atlantic were invited to submit their best photography work for the 6th RAL Regional Juried Photography Exhibition. Now, visitors can see works from more than 30 juried artists. From Steven Billups’ lens comes Figures on Film, featuring the photographer’s nude images and fine-art figure models. Taken in scenic landscapes over the past 15 years, all images were captured on film and developed in a darkroom. View the natural world in pastel form through Recent Works, Nick Serratore’s exhibition that aims to push the medium of pastels to new limits. Rehoboth Art League, Rehoboth Beach
March 12–28: The Broadway classic Guys and Dolls is coming to Clear Space Theatre. Set in writer Damon Runyon’s fictional New York City, the musical comedy tells the story of Nathan Detroit, a gambler trying to schedule the biggest craps game in the city. There’s just one problem: He’s low on money. So he turns to fellow gambler Sky Masterson, making a new bet that Masterson could never land a date with missionary Sarah Brown. Meanwhile, Detroit has more problems and is being pressured by his girlfriend and nightclub performer, Adelaide, who complains she’s still waiting to marry him after a 14-year engagement.Clear Space Theatre, Rehoboth Beach
Through April 24: Sold Firm Gallery presents a 45-minute virtual exhibition titled Storm by Sakana Walls, exclusively showcasing works by the currently incarcerated artist who presents from his correctional facility. With three years left on his sentence, Walls says he is finding freedom through his artwork. The Sold Firm, Wilmington
For a more comprehensive list of events, visit DelawareToday.com. To be included, email photographs and event details to editorial@delawaretoday.com or send to: Calendar, 3301 Lancaster Pike, Suite 5C, Wilmington, DE 19805. Space limitations force us to be selective. Deadline for the May issue is March 29.