Southern Delaware Tourism is promoting arts and history attractions across Sussex County through its Arts Around Our Towns and Fall for History campaign this fall.
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FILE - Actor Ethan Hawke, right, talks with Charles Gaines as they attend the Mi'kmaq community's water ceremony on the shores of Pomquet Harbour to support the aboriginal call for a moratorium on oil and gas exploration in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, near Antigonish, Nova Scotia, on Oct. 26, 2015. (Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press via AP)
The Worcester County Arts Council is celebrating 50 years of supporting local artists, fostering creativity and building community connections through the arts.
The Future in Arts Celebration recognized students who are heading into programs in music, dance, theater, visual arts, film design and education.
Student artwork, live music and performances took center stage during Sussex Academy’s annual arts showcase in Georgetown.
The Art League of Ocean City will open new exhibits and host its annual Clay-A-Palooza celebration during the free First Friday event.
The Southern Delaware Chorale is entering its next chapter with the appointment of Amy Morgan as its new artistic director.
New art is taking over Ocean City, featuring interactive installations, murals, photography and fiber art at the First Friday reception at the OC Center for the Arts.
The Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs will host a variety of arts, history and educational programs across the state throughout April.
The Milton Arts Guild is celebrating the arrival of spring with a showcase of local creativity featuring paintings, jewelry, knitted clothing and other handmade works for the Milton Spring Fling Market event.