Arts & Culture
Check out these food and drink festivals, fairs, music shindigs and more throughout the First State this season.
Delaware’s Serafin Summer Music program draws classical chamber performers from around the country to the First State.
Mark your calendar for these incredible art events, festivals and more throughout the First State during June.
Delaware author L.J. Sysko's "The Daughter of Man" is the perfect poetry collection to celebrate national poetry month in Delaware.
Local embroidery artist Danielle Simpson shares her unique handmade creations through her brand, TheArtsOfDani.
Delaware is home to art festivals at which artists can connect and enthusiasts can shop fine art, handcrafted gifts, pottery and more.
Delaware's Robbie Jester and a couple of co-contestants on Netflix's Pressure Cooker got commemorative ink done by a Wilmington tattoo artist.
Expand your mind by learning about Delaware's vast history, art, culture and literary experts at these museums across the state.
Arts and culture organizations contribute to social change and economic growth while establishing Delaware as a must-visit arts destination.
Quench your thirst for exploration at the recently renovated and rebranded Delaware Museum of Nature & Science in Wilmington.
DJ Jazzy Jeff looks back on 35 years of He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper, the album that made both himself and Will Smith household names.
Renowned bassist and director Adam Blackstone is behind some of the biggest names in the industry. He credits faith and family for his success.
Sue Ann Cox—or "The Fairy Potter"—creates ornamental, ceramic fairy houses to decorate gardens and homes in Delaware.
Art and history intersect at David Pollack's Vintage Posters gallery, where visitors can find war propaganda, vintage ads and more.
Ceramist Abby Patterson's playful and "primitive on purpose" creations make perfect gifts for family and friends in Delaware.
Create giftable treasures and festive décor with family and friends at these holiday-themed craft workshops across the First State.
The new public art stewards training program will help clean, conserve and document Wilmington's most cherished public art pieces.
Through her passion for acting and dance, and despite being deaf, Newark native Alexandria Wailes forged a path to Broadway and beyond.
In a modern world where streaming has taken over the music scene, these record stores provide a taste of the golden age of listening.
Artist Lauren Peters reinvents her look for a series of colorful paintings exploring concepts like outward appearance and self-expression.