"Macbeth" is set for 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 27, in the auditorium of Central Middle School.
The Schwartz Center for the Arts' single ticket and season sales are already rolling, with patrons lining up for Celtic music, kids' plays, a classic drama and more.
The Governor's Advisory Council on Hispanic Affairs and Biggs Museum of American Art have teamed up again to highlight Hispanic culture by way of the "Voices of Dignity" exhibit, which opens Sept. 15.
First Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 3, is still on as of Wednesday, Sept. 1, even though the region may be pummeled by Hurricane Earl this weekend. The schedule includes music, food and artists.
Dover Symphony Orchestra kicks off its season in October although it is already selling tickets all four of its annual shows. This year not only brings new music, but a different venue, timing and format for some concerts.
First State Heritage Park will be buzzing with First Saturday and Labor Day events.
The Mid-Atlantic Writers Conference: The Writers Conference for Non-Writers, will be held Saturday, Oct. 2, in Dover. Best-selling author and speaker Lara M. Zeises will be the keynote speaker. The day-long event is geared toward those who would like to write but don't know how to get started. Registration is open through Sept. 17.
The Milford Museum celebrates when rock 'n' roll came to prominence in Delaware with an exhibit featuring video, instruments, albums and paraphernalia from the '50s and '60s.
The Honeycombs will give Loockerman Street a beach vibe from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 6, at a First Friday block party. The theme is Loockerman Street Beach Party, with local business and eateries participating as usual.
First Saturday brings Biggs Kids, a genealogy workshop and more to sites around the First State Heritage Park.
AIDS Delaware's annual Teen Idol competition has students from across the state writing their own song lyrics and poems about topics such as AIDS and teen pregnancy prevention and competing for top honors.
Caesar Rodney students and alumni are trading the bright light of the sun for hot stage lights for a production of "The Taming of the Shrew." The show blends a modern-day setting with traditional dialogue, and opens at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 5.
Wannabe artists and engineers head to Rehoboth Beach to get down and dirty Saturday, Aug. 7, for the 32nd Annual Sandcastle Contest.
Ballet Theatre of Dover's upcoming production blends classical ballet with more ethnic and modern dance. The production of "Raymonda" and "Jukebox Suite" will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 4, and Thursday, Aug. 5, at the Schwartz Center.
"Wizard of Oz" will show at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 27, on the lawn in front of the Biggs Museum of American Art. Admission is free.
Milford's Riverwalk Arts and Jazz event heats up with live music and arts, and the fair welcomes Circus Hollywood's high-flying act to this year's free entertainment.
Get out of town and catch the Delaware Shakespeare Festival's production of "Macbeth" in Wilmington's Rockwood Park, which welcomes guests to bring dinner and see the Bard under the stars. Here's what to know before heading north.
Six banners celebrating the arts in Easton, Md., were recently stolen from a storage facility. The artists are seeking help in finding the banners, and offering a $500 reward for help locating them.
Summer can be a great time to spend time with a good book that takes you away from the every day, even if you can't get away for a vacation. Local librarians and book sellers tell us what local readers are enjoying these days, and what trends are catching on.
Americans don’t really know much at all about Egyptian queen Cleopatra VII, and most of what we think we know is courtesy of Hollywood.
Philadelphia’s Franklin Institute is turning that image on its head — and brings out the truth behind the legend — with its most recent exhibit, “Cleopatra, the Search for the Last Queen of Egypt.”
