Arts & Entertainment in Delaware, United States

31806 Lake View Dr, Selbyville, DE 19975, United States

“It is such a great concert venue! I love that their mission is to spread art, and they do so diligently year round. There are always new additions from year to year, which bring to a better experience. I'd recommend for everyone to go early so you have the chance to chill and enjoy the atmosphere. The three attached pictures are from three different concerts in 2023.”

818 N Market St, Wilmington, DE 19801, United States

“Very nice venue for live music. Intimate, in spite of the name. Seats are not as cramped as the Met in Philly. Easy access and parking nearby. Paid $6 to park a block and a half away. Good restaurants within walking distance. I plan to return soon.”

2201 Newport Gap Pike, Wilmington, DE 19808, United States

“We took the kids on the Christmas train ride, and it surely did not disappoint. Everyone was super nice and in the Christmas spirit. We sang Christmas carols and look at amazing light displays along the route. It was in total about ab hour ride. Half an hour there and half an hour back. We will definitely be back next year, but tickets sell out fast, so don't delay!”

3120 Barley Mill Rd, Hockessin, DE 19707, United States

“Went to Mt. Cuba for the first time for their twilight event. Relaxing evening with music, food and drinks. I look forward to visiting again to check out the gardens and other events”

401 Garasches Ln, Wilmington, DE 19801, United States

“Great venue for indoor soccer, I only gave it 3 stars because they have nowhere to sit and watch the games. The space is super limited. Make sure you bring foldable chairs, and pick a stop early before the game starts, otherwise you’ll have to walk across in front of the goalkeeper during the game (there’s no space to walk behind the goals). The bathrooms available were very tiny, only 3 stalls for the amount of people there was not enough, they kept running out toilet paper, paper towels, soap, a mess! The turf was nice, they had plenty of parking and it was easy to locate.”

599 Persimmon Tree Ln, Dover, DE 19901, United States

“We were there last year for the first time. We came back again this year. We love it and enjoyed all the music from all the different bands and Djs. People there are wonderful. It's a great time.”

1001 N Park Dr, Wilmington, DE 19802, United States

“This zoo is wonderful! Very small but a great facility. To walk the whole thing and read about the animals it takes about 45 minutes. The animals look well taken care of and there's always staff walking around to answer questions. Some …”

31810 Good Earth Ln, Ocean View, DE 19970, United States

“Such a lovely little theater. It is a surprise for such a small town. The history and magic show artifacts are super cool. The staff is very gracious and really go out of their way to be welcoming and create a personal experience. The shows that I have seen are pretty amateur, but that is to be expected for a small venue.”

1124 E 7th St, Wilmington, DE 19801, United States

“Kalmar Nyckel Foundation, Wilmington Delaware on the Christina River is the #1 Tall Ship Sail Training Facility in North America, they provide Crew training, education sails and programing, public sails and private charters. The Kalmar Nyckel Tall Ship is a recreation of the original Swedish Royal Navy vessel turned Armed Merchant ship , Originally built by the Dutch in 1627, purchased by Sweden in 1629, named Kalmar Nyckel which translates as the Key of Kalmar, which this ship sat in waters off Kalmar Sweden , and in order to enter the city one must sail past Kalmar Nyckel, quite literally becoming " the Key of Kalmar" she was later Commissioned by the Ships Company to sail to the New World and establish a colony and for the Fur trade Expedition, so the Company hired Peter Minuit to lead the expedition. And so after a long and arduous journey across the Atlantic, Peter Minuit and the Ship arrived 1638 on the Christina River, at a place called " the Rocks " current Fort Christina Park, and established a new colony of New Sweden, they accomplished this by trading with the Linae Lenape natives giving gifts of Red Duffel Cloth, glass beads, Iron, Copper and other items foreign to these indigenous peoples, in return the Sachem allowed them to settle interdispersed and awarded them with Beaver pelts and Skins..... This is just the tip of Historic Preservation mentioned above. The Foundations Museum and Programming is way more detailed and in depth , hands and eyes on experience than I could verbalize here, if I was to do so , I could write for hours, maybe even a whole day. Take my word and come Check it out”

1060 Vandyke Greenspring Rd, Townsend, DE 19734, United States

“It was fun to see the animals and all the lights!”