The 48th annual Nanticoke Powwow brought dancing, music, storytelling and traditional vendors together to celebrate Native American culture and educate visitors about the Nanticoke Indian Tribe’s history.
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Author and teacher Beth Kephart will lead a free writing presentation Sept. 24 at the Lewes Public Library, with an option to join on Zoom.
The Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs is offering free history programs throughout September, including several events in Lewes.
Renowned duck decoy carver Rich Smoker will discuss the history of duck decoys on the Delmarva Peninsula Sept. 12 at the Milford Public Library.
A family photo album and 17 years of research led K.C. Winters to tell the story of her aunt Elise, a pregnant woman killed along with five children when a Japanese balloon bomb exploded in Oregon during the final months of World War II.
Costumed demonstrations and guided tours at the Zwaanendael Museum and Cape Henlopen State Park are among several free Revolutionary War programs planned in Sussex County during August.
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.
Before Chincoteague Island became a bustling attraction, two devastating fires swept through Main Street more than a century ago. This changed the island's layout, architecture and history, according to the Museum of Chincoteague Island.
Historian Michael McKain will discuss Delaware's political climate during the Civil War during a free presentation Aug. 8 at the Milford Public Library.
The Milford Museum's American History Series is taking a closer look at Eliza Hamilton, the woman whose influence and legacy extended far beyond her role as Alexander Hamilton's wife.