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Freeman Arts Pavilion Opens a Bold New Chapter in Delaware

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By Craig Horleman Verified
| Delaware Today Verified
What began in 2008 as what executive director Patti Grimes calls “a social experiment” with a simple stage and a dream to entertain has evolved into a fully realized arts campus—and a regional cultural anchor that has helped redefine what southern Delaware offers residents and visitors alike. For nearly two decades, Selbyville’s Freeman Arts Pavilion has been a place where beach days roll into concert nights and visitors from across the country gather under the stars.
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The World Cup Makes Its Mark on the First State

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By David Howard, Craig Horleman Verified
| Delaware Today Verified
When Philadelphia hosts FIFA World Cup games this summer, Delaware plans to celebrate. As an official partner of Philadelphia Soccer 2026, the Delaware Tourism Office held a pep rally at the DE Turf Sports Complex in Frederica in May. The organization will host four statewide watch parties—one in each county, plus the World Cup final on July 19 at Delaware Stadium in Newark.
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The Biggs Museum Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary

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By Craig Horleman Verified
| Delaware Today Verified
In marking the 250th anniversary of America’s birth, Dover’s Biggs Museum of American Art pairs its vast archives with prominent voices to reshape how we see the First State. For “Reflections: 25 Objects for 250 Years of Delaware History,” the Biggs invited a diverse group of “community curators”—artists, historians, public officials, and others—to select an object from the museum and write a brief response.
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