New exhibits, book signings and a brand new store make for an exciting First Friday event 5 to 7 p.m. in downtown Dover.
Black leaders whose impacts are still felt in Delaware will be examined through tributes to them during four episodes of "A Delaware Chautauqua," written, directed and produced by Dr. Don Blakey. The first event will be at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 6, at Sankofa Studio, 54 S. Kirkwood St., Dover.
Whether you’re a lover or a hater when it comes to Valentine’s Day, there’s a lot to like at the Biggs Museum’s latest exhibition, “Loving Traditions.” This tribute to the day of love – and stationery – goes on display Friday.
Bluegrass band Flatland Drive makes the trip from Harrington and Denton, Md., to Dover for the In Harmony concert Friday evening. Bandmembers talked to us about their diverse backgrounds and unique sound in anticipation of their upcoming gig.
Anyone with a passion for art or a serious case of wanderlust can see the couple’s work at “From Italy, with Love,” an exhibit of about 40 pieces at the Dover Art League. The show opens with a reception Friday, Feb. 3, where watercolorist Rosemary Connelly and photographer Bob Connelly will present a talk and slide show about their time in Italy.
Patrons of the Green Stinger will be happy they braved the cold this Friday when Runaway Train takes the stage.
New York comedian Demetri Martin, best known for his Comedy Central show, “Important Things with Demetri Martin,” will bring a handful of jokes to the DuPont Theatre.
As seen on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent,” New Jersey ventriloquist John Pizzi will debut his crew of “politically incorrect” dummies at the Everett Theatre.
DSU will host a Chinese New Year celebration at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 22, in the Education & Humanities Theatre on campus. The event is free and open to the public.
As a fundraising effort for Children's Miracle Network at Johns Hopkins Children's Center in Maryland, mentalist and illusionist Dan Cain will attempt to predict the winner of Super Bowl XLVI, the score and a highlight from the game, on Thursday, Jan. 19 at The Greene Turtle in Maryland.
Musical theatre classes for kids and teens have been a success for the Schwartz Center for the past year. The next session, which starts Jan. 17, is bound to have a ton of energy as the group tackles a revue from the hit "Glee."
Ecarté dance theatre has been bringing thought provoking modern dance and contemporary ballet to central Delaware for years. At its annual winter concert, audience members will witness grace and strength through a company of dancers as unique as the pieces they produce.
The Children's Theatre production of "The Three Musketeers" is a swashbuckling good time with action, comedy and romance. The show runs Jan. 14 and 15 at the Schwartz Center for the Arts in Dover.
The Children’s Theatre of Dover takes the Schwartz Center stage at 7 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 14, and at 2 p.m, Sunday, Jan. 15, to perform the adventurous tale, "The Three Musketeers."
Participating merchants have adopted Mom's House as its non-profit of the month, and a percentage of sales will go to the organization. First Friday also offers visitors of the Biggs Museum to help create a mural of downtown Dover, live music, and the star-studded auction of original stars created by local artists.
Downtown Dover Partnership enlisted the help of local artists to beautify downtown and raise money for the organization. Artists designed more than 40 stars, and now are auctioning them off. The public is welcome to meet the artists and bid on stars at Friday’s reception at the Dover Art League.
New York’s 3PX Productions is holding a casting call for a pregnant mother and pregnant daughter, who are 18 or older, for a new documentary series to air on a major cable TV network. The documentary, currently a working title under the name: “Pregnant Mothers Pregnant Daughters,” will focus on the funny and complicated moments during both the mother and daughter’s life, from their pregnancy to childbirth. The show could air as early as fall.
Next session of musical theatre classes for young performers starts in January at the Scwhartz Center for the Arts.
Don’t have plans for New Year’s Eve yet? Don’t worry, the Biggs Museum has you covered. The museum is throwing open its doors for the second year in a row for a very Biggs bash.
Occupy Dover is spearheading the People's 1st Nite on Legislative Mall, a family friendly New Year's Eve event running from noon to midnight Saturday, Dec. 31.
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