The Super Bowl halftime show, lasting about 13 minutes, has sparked decades of conversation. Iconic moments include Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake's “wardrobe malfunction” and Beyoncé's “Formation” performance, which highlighted Black history and identity. These moments aren't just flashpoints; they amplify visibility and invite interpretation. As Bad Bunny prepares to perform, the focus is on Latin identity and potential social commentary. Past shows have tested NFL boundaries, like Jennifer Lopez's immigration critique and Eminem's tribute to Colin Kaepernick.
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Freeman Arts Pavilion has unveiled its expanded 2026 Spotlight Series, offering over 20 events throughout the year including film, dance, storytelling, live music and more.
Experience world-class ballet at sunset on the sands of Assateague Island - free and open to all this Sept. 20.
The Worcester County Arts Council awarded $10,000 in scholarships to six local students pursuing degrees in the arts.
St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner, and there are plenty of exciting events lined up across Delmarva to celebrate the holiday with music, food, and festive fun.
Tickets are now on sale for Women’s+ FEST, taking place April 10-13 at venues throughout Rehoboth Beach. Proceeds benefit CAMP Rehoboth, an LGBTQ+ community center dedicated to fostering inclusivity.
Sussex Academy seniors Shannon McLaughlin and Brianna Sordi have been recognized as Secretary of Education Scholars for their outstanding work ethic, dedication and achievements.
The time for fancy dresses and dancing is here. Milford and Cape Henlopen School District will be hosting homecoming dances and with those dances, parades.
The 2024 Ballet on the Beach Dance Festival is set to take place on Assateague Island on Saturday, Sept. 21, with a rain date of Sept. 22. The event is co-sponsored by Assateague State Park and the Maryland Park Service and is free.
Delaware Governor John Carney announced the induction of four more women into the Delaware Women’s Hall of Fame for 2024. The ceremony, celebrating its 43rd year, will take place this fall, honoring these women for their dedication to arts, social work, dance education, and law enforcement.