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Arts Leaders Tell • Where They Like To Go
	Patti Grimes executive manager, Joshua M. Freeman Foundation "At Clear Infinite Theatre in Rehoboth Beach, I love the range of performances, from musicals to revues to classic plays. I also relish seeing local actors.  Sussex has some of the near talented artists in the region. Over 75 are members of Delaware past Hand, and many of our towns have galleries representing them. At the Clayton Theatre in Dagsboro, my family enjoys movies at Delaware'south last first-run unmarried-screen theater. "
	Nikki Lavoie lath member, Smyrna Opera House "In primal Delaware, arts venues anchor our communities. In Milford, I often shop before walking to the Riverfront Theatre for a show. In our pocket-size-town upper-case letter, plough off Pandora and step into the Johnson Victrola Museum. The children'south programs at the Biggs Museum of American Fine art delight my 4-year-one-time. Of course, I really dear the art galleries, open up mic night and theater in my own hometown."
	David Stradley executive managing director, Delaware Shakepeare Festival "I call up the Delaware Centre for the Gimmicky Arts is one of the coolest places in Wilmington—my wife and I had our hymeneals reception there—and they always have interesting exhibitions. As the leader of a classical theater company, I love seeing the classics produced by The Resident Ensemble Players. The Everett in Middletown is a slap-up example of how an arts venue tin anchor a downtown."

Arts & Amusement • Town by Town Guide
Art Centers & Museum
Bethany Beach	Delaware City	Dover	Fenwick Island
Frederica	Georgetown	Greenville/ Centreville	Harrington
Lewes	Middletown	Milford	Millsboro
New Castle	Newark	Ocean View	Odessa
Rehoboth Beach	Seaford	Smyrna	Wilmington
Over The Line
Trip the light fantastic toe
Claymont	Dover	Milford	Newark
Wilmington
Picture show
	Rehoboth Embankment	Wilmington
Music
Arden	Dover	Greenville	Lewes
Middletown	Milford	Montchanin	Newark
Rehoboth Beach	Smyrna	Wilmington	Over The Line
Theater
Arden	Conduct	Dover	Lewes
Georgetown	Middletown	Milford	Newark
Rehoboth Beach	Fenwick Island	Wilmington

 (All dates are 2014 unless otherwise noted)

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Bethany Beach

Bethany Beach History Museum
214 Garfield Pkwy., Bethany Beach, 539-8011, townofbethanybeach.com Memorabilia, photographs and documents housed in the town hall explain the resort's history.

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Delaware City

Fort Delaware
Pea Patch Island, Delaware City, 834-7941, destatemuseums.org This fort on Pea Patch Island in the Delaware River shows life as a prisoner during the Civil War.

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Dover

Air Mobility Control Museum
1301 Heritage Road, Dover Air Forcefulness Base of operations, Dover, 677-5938, amcmuseum.org Offers a collection of planes and exhibits on war machine life.

Biggs Museum of American Fine art
406 Federal St., Dover, 674-2111, biggsmuseum.org Features fine art and decorative works past American artists. "Bayard Taylor Berndt: Brandywine Valley Artist" runs through Feb. 23.

Delaware Agricultural Museum and Hamlet
866 N. Dupont Hwy., Dover, 734-1618, agriculturalmuseum.org Exhibits and farm buildings from across Delmarva.

Delaware Public Athenaeum
121 Duke of York St., Dover, 744-5000, archives.delaware.gov Celebrated and archaeological material tells the story of Delaware.

Delaware State Police Museum
1425 N. Dupont Hwy., Dover, 739-7700, delawaretrooper.com/museum Explore the history of the state police force.

First Land Heritage Park Welcome Center and Galleries
121 Duke of York St., Dover, 744-5055, history.delaware.gov/museums Information on museums and historical sites statewide.

The Dover Fine art League
21 W. Loockerman St., Dover, 674-0402, doverartleague.com The league displays works past local artists and offers classes.

The First State Heritage Park
102 South. State St., Dover, 739-9194, destateparks.com Links historic and cultural sites in Dover, including Legislative Hall.

John Dickinson Plantation
Kitts Hummock Road, Dover, 739-3277, history.delaware.gov/museums Visit the 18th-century plantation of a founding male parent.

Johnson Victrola Museum
Banking company Lane and Dover, 744-5055, history.delaware.gov/museums Pays homage to the founder of the Victor Talking Machine Co. through phonographs, recordings and memorabilia.

Quondam Country House
25 The Green, Dover, 744-5055, history.delaware.gov/museums Tours the state'south original capitol edifice.

Star Hill Museum
357 Voshell Factory, Star Hill Route, Dover, 697-9903 Educates the public about the hardships of life as a slave.

Woodburn
151 Kings Hwy., Dover, 739-5656, woodburn.delaware.gov The dwelling of the governor.

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Fenwick Island

DiscoverSea Shipwreck Museum
708 Littoral Hwy., Fenwick Island, 539-9366, discoversea.com Includes artifacts recovered from centuries-one-time shipwrecks.

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Frederica

Barratt'due south Chapel and Museum
6362 Bay Road, Frederica, 335-5544, barrattschapel.org The oldest church building in the Us built past and for Methodists.

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Georgetown

Treasures of the Sea
Delaware Tech, Del. xviii, Georgetown, 856-5700, treasuresofthesea.org See treasures from the wreck of the Spanish galleon Atocha.

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Greenville-Centreville

Hagley Museum and Library
201 Hagley Creek Road, Greenville, 658-2400, hagley.org See the machinery of the original DuPont gunpowder mills and visit the du Pont ancestral home on the Brandywine. An exhibition of collector Z. Taylor Vinson's automotive memorabilia runs May 17-Feb. 6, 2015 .

Hardcastle Gallery
5714 Kennett Superhighway, Centreville, 655-5230, hardcastlegallery.com Specializes in displaying the work of artists in the schoolhouse of painting originated by Howard Pyle.

Somerville Manning Gallery
Breck'south Mill, 101 Stone Cake Row, Greenville, 652-0271, somervillemanning.com Specializing in 20th- and 21st-century fine art and sculpture, including works by Wyeths .

The Station Gallery
3922 Kennett Pike, Greenville, 654-8638, stationgallery.cyberspace For 35 years, the gallery has showcased the best artists of the Brandywine Valley.

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Harrington

Harrington Historical Society Museum
110 Fleming St., Harrington, 398-3698 The museum exhibits tell stories nearly harness racing, the local burn company and military machine veterans.

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Lewes

Coastal Camera Club
Cadbury at Lewes, 17028 Cadbury Circle, Lewes, 541-0483, coastalcameraclub.com The order shares the noesis and experience of its members and displays their work.

Lewes Life-Saving Station Boathouse
Pilottown Road and Shipcarpenter Street, Lewes, 645-7670, historiclewes.org/museums/llssbh.html Houses original equipment used by 19th-century surfmen.

Peninsula Gallery
520 East. Savannah Road, Lewes, 645-0551, peninsula-gallery.com Works by expanse gimmicky realist and impressionistic artists.

Zwaanendael Museum
102 Kings Hwy., Lewes, 645-1148, history.delaware.gov/museums Larn about the Dutch settlement of Lewes in 1631.

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Middletown

Gilbert W. Perry Jr. Center for the Arts
51 W. Main St., Middletown, 449-5396, everetttheatre.com Houses the Hudson Contemporary Gallery and a Society Shoppe.

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Milford

Milford Museum
121 S. Walnut St., Milford, 424-1080, milforddemuseum.org Tells Milford'due south story from its beginnings on the Mispillion River.

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Millsboro

Nanticoke Indian Museum
27073 John J. Williams Hwy., Millsboro, 945-7022, nanticokeindians.org This museum houses jewelry and spears used by the state's Native Americans.

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New Castle

New Castle Historical Club
2 E. Quaternary St., New Castle, 322-2794, newcastlehistory.org Documentation of the area's homes and buildings.

New Castle Court House Museum
211 Delaware St., New Castle, 323-4453, history.delaware.gov/museums Learn how our three counties formed Delaware.

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Newark

Iron Hill Museum
1355 One-time Baltimore Pike, Newark, 368-5703, ironhill-museum.org The museum focuses on the history of the Fe Hill region.

Newark Arts Alliance
276 E. Main St., Suite 102, Newark, 266-7266, newarkartsalliance.org Newark residents display their work. Classes are offered.

Pencader Heritage Museum
2029 Sunset Lake Route, Newark, 737-5859, pencaderheritage.org Tells the cultural and natural history of Pencader Hundred.

University of Delaware Museums
Newark, 831-8037, udel.edu/museums Includes Mechanical Hall Gallery, 30 North. Higher Ave., and Former Higher Gallery, 18 East. Main St., which showroom shows of major artists, faculty and students.

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Bounding main View

Gallery I
32 Atlantic Ave., Ocean View, 537-5055, galleryonede.com Local, honour-winning artists display their love for fine art in a variety of media.

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Odessa

Historic Houses of Odessa
201 Primary St., Odessa, 378-4119, historicodessa.org Admire cute examples of 18th- and 19th-century architecture.

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Rehoboth Beach

Anna Hazzard Museum
17 Christian St., Rehoboth Embankment, 226-1119 This museum reflects the early history of Rehoboth Beach.

Gallery 50
50B Wilmington Ave., Rehoboth Embankment, 227-2050, 50contemporaryart.com Displays contemporary art in various mediums.

Rehoboth Fine art League
12 Dodds Lane, Rehoboth Beach, 227-8408, rehobothartleague.org This community institution focuses on promotion and instruction through classes and exhibits. Young students from Sussex County go their show, "Immature at Art," March 8-23.

Rehoboth Beach Museum
511 Rehoboth Ave., Rehoboth Beach, 227-7310, rehobothbeachmuseum.org Run by the Rehoboth Beach Historical Society, creates exhibits related to the 110-year-old town. "The Beach Eats," an exhibition and commemoration of 100 years of dining—and grubbing—at the resort, runs though March.

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Seaford

Governor Ross Mansion and Plantation
1101 N. Pino St. Ext., Seaford, 628-9500, seafordhistoricalsociety.com The mansion, slave quarters and barn offer a glimpse of life earlier the Civil State of war.

Seaford Museum
203 Loftier St., Seaford, 628-9828, seafordhistoricalsociety.com Covers history from a local perspective.

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Smyrna

Smyrna Museum
11 S. Main St., Smyrna, 653-1320, due south myrnamuseum.com Displays artifacts of local history and civilization.

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Wilmington

Carspecken-Scott Gallery
1707 N. Lincoln St., Wilmington, 655-7173, carspeckenscott.com Exhibits works by gimmicky Mid-Atlantic artists.

Middle for the Creative Arts
410 Upper Snuff Mill Row, Yorklyn, 239-2434, ccarts.org This customs arts center is devoted to art enrichment.

Christina Cultural Arts Heart
705 Due north. Market St., Wilmington, 652-0101, ccacde.org The CCAC serves as a professional arts training and education middle for people of all cultures.

Delaware Higher of Art and Design
Toni & Stuart B. Young Gallery, 600 North. Market St., Wilmington, 622-8000, dcad.edu DCAD mounts curated exhibits featuring work of regional and national significance.

Delaware Art Museum
2301 Kentmere Pkwy., Wilmington, 571-9590, delart.org In improver to its famous Pre-Raphaelite collection, the museum houses Brandywine works by N.C. Wyeth, Frank Schoonover, Howard Pyle and Edward Hopper, as well as the Copeland Sculpture Garden. "American Moderns, 1910-1960: From O'Keeffe to Rockwell" runs through January. 15.

Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts
200 S. Madison St., Wilmington, 656-6466, thedcca.org Seven galleries and several artist studios bring a variety of gimmicky art through 30 annual exhibitions. See "Sublime Creatures: The Animal-Human being Hybrids of Hunter Clarke" through March 9.

Delaware Children's Museum
550 Justison St., Wilmington, 654-2340, delawarechildrensmuseum.org The museum on builds imaginative minds through play and informal math-, science- and technology-based learning.

Delaware Division of the Arts Mezzanine Gallery
820 N. French St., Wilmington, 577-8283, artsdel.org This state-run gallery exhibits local artists at the mezzanine level of the Carvel State Role Building.

Delaware History Museum- Historical Social club of Delaware
504 Market St., Wilmington, 656-0637, hsd.org Trace Delaware's history to the 1600s. The order owns and runs Old Boondocks Hall in Wilmington and the George Read House and Gardens in Old New Castle. The museum houses exhibits of items fabricated, used or collected by Delawareans.

Delaware Museum of Natural History
4840 Kennett Pike, Wilmington, 658-9111, delmnh.org Dinosaurs, birds and other absurd natural resources share space with an impressive drove of seashells. "Check out "Nature's Bounty," a collaboration with the Delaware College of Fine art and Design , March seven-April 20.

Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Fame
801 Shipyard Bulldoze, Wilmington, 425-3263, desports.org Find the all-time Delaware athletes from throughout the decades at this shrine in Frawley Stadium.

Gallery 919
919 N. Market place St., Wilmington, 229-3266 The gallery hosts works by regional artists. Shows modify monthly.

Kalmar Nyckel
1124 E. Seventh St., Wilmington, 429-7447, kalmarnyckel.org Tour the replica Swedish transport that brought the starting time settlers to Delaware. The transport summers in Lewes.

Nemours Mansion & Gardens
850 Alapocas Road, Wilmington, 651-6912, nemoursmansion.org This 300-acre du Pont estate features formal French gardens and a classical French mansion of more than lxx beautifully appointed rooms.

New Wilmington Art Association
thenwaa.org Supports new and emerging artists. Exhibits are staged across the urban center.

Rockwood Museum
610 Shipley Road, Wilmington, 761-4340, rockwood.org This seventy-acre Victorian English Gothic country estate features original effects, a conservatory and garden.

Toni and Stuart B. Immature Gallery
Delaware College of Fine art and Design, 600 N. Market place St., Wilmington, 622-8000, dcad.edu The gallery mounts exhibitions of students, faculty and curated shows. "Six: Women Photographers of the Mid-Atlantic" runs through Jan. 12.

Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library
4832 Kennett Pike, Wilmington, 888-4600, winterthur.org The former home of Henry Francis du Pont is the premier museum of American decorative arts, with 175 rooms and galleries. Visit March 1-Jan. 4, 2015 to meet "Costumes of Downton Abbey," a display of nearly 35 original designs.

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Over the Line

Brandywine River Museum
1 Hoffman's Factory Road, Chadds Ford, Pa., (610) 388-2700, brandywinemuseum.org Displays Wyeth family paintings and illustrations, plus works by illustrators Frank Schoonover, Howard Pyle and Maxfield Parrish. See "N.C. Wyeth's America in the Making" Jan. 25-May 18 and "Exalted Nature: The Real and Fantastic World of Charles Burchfield" June vii-Aug. 24.

Longwood Gardens
1001 Longwood Road, Kennett Foursquare, Pa., (610) 388-1000, longwoodgardens.org This horticulturalist's paradise features acres of formal gardens, plus a conservatory of rare plants. Seasonal displays and events are highlights of the twelvemonth. Longwood as well hosts music, theater and trip the light fantastic toe performances.

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Claymont

Brandywine Middle for Trip the light fantastic toe and the Performing Arts
2703A Philadelphia Pike, Claymont, 798-0124, brandywinecenterfordance.com Students perform in ballets, including a full-length winter ballet, and other styles of trip the light fantastic.

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Dover

Dance Conservatory and Ballet Theatre of Dover
522 Otis Drive, Dover, 734-9717, dancebtd.com The troupe offers new works and premieres several times a year.

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Milford

Starting time State University of Trip the light fantastic
107 Maple Ave., Milford, 422-2633, dancefsad.com This grouping performs at area venues.

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Newark

Delaware Trip the light fantastic Company
168 Elkton Road, No. 101, Newark, 738-2023, delawaredance.org Focuses on education, performance at area venues and outreach.

Mid-Atlantic Ballet
104 Due east. Main St., Newark, 266-6362, midatlanticballet.org The nonprofit ballet schoolhouse presents two productions a flavor at UD.

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Wilmington

First Land Ballet Theatre
818 North. Market St., Wilmington, 658-7897 ext. 3851, firststateballet.com Presents major ballets choreographed by internationally recognized talent who specialize in classical Russian technique. "Irene" on Feb. 21 tells the story of a immature dancer who joins a visitor fabricated up of vampires.

Wilmington Ballet Academy of the Dance
1709 Gilpin Ave., Wilmington,655-1004, wilmingtonballet.org The troupe features choreography from the Royal Imperial Russian School.

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Rehoboth Beach

Rehoboth Beach Film Society
107 Truitt Ave., Rehoboth Beach, 645-9095, rehobothfilm.com Holds an independent film festival each November.

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Wilmington

Theatre Northward
1007 N. Orange St., Wilmington, 576-2135, theatren.org Contained theater offers films past emerging talent and first-run movies.

WilmFilm
690-5555, wilmfilm.com Dandy indies and socially conscious or local-interest films are shown in partnership with local nonprofits are shown at Penn Movie theater on Wilmington's Riverfront April 25-27.

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Arden

Ardensingers
Arden Club Hall, 2126 The Highway, Arden, ardensingers.com This chorus performs Gilbert and Sullivan musicals at Arden Gild Hall and elsewhere. Meet "Iolanthe, or The Peer and the Peri" April 25-26 and May one-3.

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Dover

Delaware Choral Society
P.O. Box 336, Dover, 422-7775, delawarechoralsociety.org This community choir presents two annual concerts of choral music. Information technology performs Mozart's Requiem at The Schwartz Center for the Arts April 27.

Dover Downs Hotel & Casino
1131 N. Dupont Hwy., Dover, (800) 711-5882, doverdowns.com The Rollins Heart brings big-proper name entertainers to Dover.

Dover Symphony Orchestra
P.O. Box 163, Dover, 270-1903 The symphony performs four classical concerts a year. The Spring Classical Concert happens on March 23 and the annual Dover Days Classical Concert happens May 5, both at Dover Downs Hotel & Casino.

Schwartz Center for the Arts
226 Due south. State St., Dover, 678-3583, schwartzcenter.com Hosts local, national and international acts that offering music, dance, drama, and children's theater. See "A Tribute to Patsy Cline" on March 29 and The 4 Freshmen on Apr 26.

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Greenville

Delaware Valley Chorale
P.O. Box 4623, Greenville, 740-2410, delawarevalleychorale.org Performs major works of choral literature in a four-concert season. A Celebration of the African American Spiritual on Jan. 26 and The English language Choral Legacy on May ten, both at the Episcopal Church of Saints Andrew and Matthew in Wilmington.

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Lewes

Coastal Concerts
P.O. Box 685, Lewes, (888) 212-6458, coastalconcerts.org The volunteer group presents v concerts of traditional music each year. The Danish String Quartet plays Feb. 8.

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Middletown

Everett Theatre
47 W. Main St., Middletown, 378-7038, everetttheatre.com In addition to concerts, it hosts community theater, dance performances and films.

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Milford

The Music School of Delaware
ten S. Walnut St., Milford, 422-2043, musicschoolofdelaware.org The school presents student recitals and the Music Masters series featuring faculty and heralded guest artists.

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Montchanin

The Brandywiners Chorale

PO Box 248, Montchanin, 478-3355, brandywiners.org In addition to a big annual musical, the grouping gives benefit concerts across the region. The coming show is "Annie " July 24-26, July 31 and Aug. one-2.

CoroAllegro
P.O. Box 63, Montchanin, 652-3997, coroallegro.com This ensemble is dedicated to performing choral literature. "In the Showtime" features the music of Aaron Copland and Gabriel Jackson on April 5.

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Newark

First State Symphonic Band
Newark, 454-1939, firststatesymphonicband.com This group of talented amateurs performs classics, marches and bear witness tunes at diverse locations throughout the year.

New Ark Chorale
P.O. Box 5550, Newark, 368-4946, newarkchorale.org The chorale performs five to seven concerts per flavor.

Newark Symphony Orchestra
319 Eastward. Main St., Newark, 369-3466, newarksymphony.org The orchestra and chamber group perform eight concerts a season. Mother's Day at the Symphony happens May 11 at Independence School in Newark.

Roselle Heart for the Arts
110 Orchard Road, Newark, udel.edu/UMS/performances-events.html Houses ii theaters that are the centre of UD's functioning arts community.

UD Department of Music
Amstel Avenue and Orchard Road, Newark, 831-2578, music.udel.edu The department presents nearly 150 performances each twelvemonth by faculty, students and guest artists.

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Rehoboth Embankment

Southern Delaware Choral Society
P.O. Box 444, Rehoboth Beach, 542-8387, southerndelawarechoralsociety.org Performs choral music during two concerts each year.

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Smyrna

Smyrna Opera House
7 W. Due south St., Smyrna, 653-4236, smyrnaoperahouse.org Offers shows of every kind at affordable prices in a historic edifice. Encounter Neil Simon'due south "The Odd Couple" March 7-9.

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Wilmington

Brandywine Bizarre
brandywinebaroque.org This quintet performs baroque music on period instruments beyond the land. Information technology performs "Gambists' Delight" March 1-2 and Arne'south "Eliza" April 4-half-dozen.

Chorus of the Brandywine
410 Upper Snuff Manufactory Row, Yorklyn, 655-SING, chorusofthebrandywine.com The local chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Gild.

Delaware Symphony Orchestra
824 N. Market St., Suite 102, Wilmington, 656-7442, delawaresymphony.org The symphony offers a four-programme Classics Concert Series, a Chamber Concert Serial of iv concerts, its almanac New year's day's Eve commemoration, and appearances by internationally acclaimed musicians. British histrion Sir Derek Jacobi closes the Classics Serial by narrating Mendelssohn'due south "A Midsummer Nighttime'south Dream" Apr 25.

Dickinson Theater Organ Social club
1801 Milltown Road, Wilmington, 995-5630, dtoskimball.org Presents several concerts on a traditional Kimball theater organ. Hear Don Kinnier play along to the silent flick "The Marking of Zorro" on April half dozen.

Outset & Central Presbyterian
1101 Market St., Wilmington, 654-5371, fandc.org The music staff presents various programs and Th concerts at noon.

The Grand Opera House
818 North. Market St., Wilmington, 652-5577, thegrandwilmington.org Offers comedians, orchestral performances, opera, dance, traditional and contemporary music, both in the primary hall and the baby grand. Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder play Jan. 9.

HildaMan Chorale
P.O. Box 486, Wilmington, 897-5988, artsdel.org A 50-member volunteer chorale performs spirituals and other musical selections.

Mélomanie
P.O. Box 7216, Wilmington, 764-6338, melomanie.org This chamber ensemble plays early and contemporary works on period instruments. Come across it at The Delaware Center for Contemporary Arts in Wilmington Feb. 23, March 9 and May 11.

The Music School of Delaware
4101 N. Washington St., Wilmington, 762-1132, musicschoolofdelaware.org In add-on to student recitals, it presents a Music Masters serial featuring kinesthesia and heralded guests. Music Masters includes a program for organ, harpsicord and guitar February. 12.

OperaDelaware
4 Southward. Poplar St. Wilmington, 658-8063, operade.org International opera stars and newcomers perform for this stellar organization. See "IlTovatore" ("The Troubador") May 2 and May 4.

Rainbow Chorale of Delaware
P.O. Box 1467, Wilmington, (888) 512-5093, therainbowchorale.org The 60-member group celebrates diversity with concerts in Wilmington and Rehoboth Embankment. "Fabulous Showtime Xv" celebrates the group's 15th anniversary on March 29.

Serafin String Quartet
593-8447, serafinquartet.org The ensemble-in-residence at the University of Delaware performs regularly across the state. See it perform works past Schumann, Green, and Murray-Shafer at UD on March ii.

Wilmington Children'due south Chorus
800 N. French St., Wilmington, 762-3637, wilmingtonchildrenschorus.org Talented youngsters perform several concerts a year across New Castle Canton. The chorus will perform in "Carmina Burana" Apr 25.

World Cafe Live
The Queen Theatre, 500 N. Market St., Wilmington, 994-1400, queen.worldcafelive.com Hear local and national musical acts. See "Ane Child Born: The Music of Laura Nyro" on January. 25.

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Over the Line

Longwood Gardens
1001 Longwood Road, Kennett Square, Pa., (610) 388-1000, longwoodgardens.org Hosts several musical performances a year and  a summer evidence past The Brandywiners. Venice Bizarre Orchestra plays period tunes on menses instruments Feb. twenty.

Mid-Atlantic Symphony
P.O. Box 3687, Body of water City, Md., (410) 289-3440, midatlanticsymphony.org Performances of classics and globe premieres. Hear "Seven Seasons" March eight and "Sound the Trumpet" Apr 12.

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Arden

The New Candlelight Theatre
2208 Miller Road, Ardentown, 475-2313, nctstage.org Iconic dinner theater presents musicals, one-act nights and fantabulous nutrient.

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Acquit

Able Arts
P.O. Box 831, Bear, ablearts.org Equanimous of people with and without disabilities, it has performed dance, poesy, comedy and satire for 20 years.

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Dover

The Children's Theatre of Dover and Kent Canton
PO Box 823, Dover, 678-3227, thechildrenstheatre.org This local theater group performs at various venues . Meet  "Cheaper past the Dozen" March 15-16 and "Pinocchio" May 10-eleven.

Kent Canton Theatre Guild
Patchwork Playhouse, 140 E. Roosevelt Ave., Dover, 674-3568, kctg.org The customs groups performs at Patchwork Playhouse. See "Honey Letters" by A.R. Gurney Feb. 14-16 and Feb. 21-23 and "A Life in the Theatre" by David Mamet May ix-11 and May 16-xviii .

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Lewes

Foot Low-cal Productions
516 Kings Hwy., Lewes, 645-7220, footlightproductions.org Come across dinner cabaret shows and murder mysteries.

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Georgetown

Possum Point Players
441 Old Laurel Road, Georgetown, 856-3460, possumpointplayers.org This customs group performs five shows a season. See "Due south Pacific" April 4-6 and April 11-13.

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Middletown

Everett Theatre
47 Westward. Primary St., Middletown, 378-7038, everetttheatre.com Hosts special arts programs, movies, concerts and recitals.

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Milford

Second Street Players
2 S. Walnut St., Milford, 422-0220, secondstreetplayers.com The players perform at Riverfront Theater. Come across Agatha Christie's "Witness for the Prosecution" February. vii-9 and Feb. 14-16.

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Newark

Chapel Street Players
27 N. Chapel St., Newark, 368-2248, chapelstreetplayers.org Community theater offers "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" February. 28-March 8 and "Agnes of God" April 25-May 3.

UD Resident Ensemble Players and Professional Theater Preparation Program
Roselle Centre for the Arts, 110 Orchard Road, Newark, 831-2204, pttp.udel.edu A pairing of a resident professional acting company and a conservatory grooming programme. See "The Mouse Trap" by Agatha Christie Jan. 23-February. 9.

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Rehoboth Beach

Articulate Space Theatre Company
20 Baltimore Ave., Rehoboth Beach, 227-2270, clearspacetheatre.org Offers acme-quality productions on its domicile stage and other venues. Near seasons include the "100 Years of Broadway" revue of musicals,performances for children and "An American Songbook," a concert of Broadway hits. See "The Odd Couple" on weekends Jan. 31-Feb. sixteen, then "Camelot" March 21-April 6.

Delaware Comedy Theatre
131 Glade Circle Westward, Rehoboth Embankment, 258-5443, delawarecomedytheatre.com Improv one-act shows and workshops.

Rehoboth Summer Children'south Theatre
P.O. Box 871, Rehoboth Beach 227-6766, rehobothchildrenstheatre.org This group mounts shows based on classic children's tales.

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Fenwick Island

The Freeman Stage at Bayside
36097 Sand Cove Road, Selbyville, 436-3015, freemanstage.org The open up-air stage offers quality live performances for all ages.

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Wilmington

Bootless Artworks
980 Justison St., Shipyard Shops, Wilmington, 887-9300, bootless.org   Works that are artistically challenging and innovative. See "The 39 Steps" May 9-11 and May xv-17.

Urban center Theater Visitor
4 S. Poplar St., Wilmington, 220-8285, metropolis-theater.org The City Theater Company offers cutting-border shows. In February, await for "Best Of: 2.0," a show of 10-minute plays by local writers.

Delaware All-Land Theatre
2208 Van Buren Place, Wilmington, 559-6667, dastonline.com See the best of young local actors in an almanac musical each June.

Delaware Children's Theatre
1014 Delaware Ave., Wilmington, 655-1014, dechildrenstheatre.org Presents four classic children's stories and ii productions for babies and toddlers. See "Seussical" March 1-12 and "Sleeping Beauty" Apr five-May 10.

Delaware Shakespeare Festival
P.O. Box 7567, Wilmington, 764-0113, delshakes.org Scout a Shakespeare play at Rockwood Park for 2 weeks each July, plus other performances through the year. This summer, see "Hamlet" in laurels of the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare'due south birth.

Delaware Theatre Visitor
200 Water St., Wilmington, 594-1100, delawaretheatre.org This professional resident company produces archetype theater likewise equally new works. Meet "The Exonerated" Feb. 19-March nine and "Ain't Misbehavin'" April 2-27.

DuPont Theatre
DuPont Building, 1007 N. Marketplace St,, Wilmington, 656-4401, duponttheatre.com Broadway'southward all-time comes to this elegant Victorian theater. See "Human being of la Mancha" March 25-30 and "Meg Dollar Quartet" May 27-June one.

Wilmington Drama League
10 W. Lea Blvd., Wilmington, 764-1172, wilmingtondramaleague.org The customs group presents several shows and pillow plays for the very young each flavour. Come across "Rabbit Hole" March 28-April half dozen and "Sideways Stories from Wayside School" May 9-18.

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