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Talk about your three-ring circus! You can spend an entire day at Longwood Gardens this holiday season and never run out of things to do or see. You...
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Find out more about Gregory: Gregory Coin is a 19-year resident of Wilmington. He has an MA in humanities, is a professional pianist and has worked with several of the most popular historical and cultural attractions in the greater Wilmington region. Contact Greg at gc33147@aol.com. |
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As a former bus company owner, I look at destinations completely differently than the typical tourist or prospective traveler. For sure the...
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Ever wonder where travelers from the cradle of American independence go when they want an authentic American heritage experience? They drive...
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You’ll be hard-pressed to find a better schedule of holiday displays and special events than those presented by the museums and public gardens...
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There may be a more jaw-dropping art collection in America, but I haven’t seen it – not at the Museum of Modern Art or the Metropolitan...
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Mark the weekend of December 4, 5 and 6 on your calendar, because Wilmington will be awash in art and fine craft. Although the “Delaware by...
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There are some truly unique wedding and wedding reception venues in Wilmington, that range from opulent to adventurous. And many are nonprofit museums...
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The votes are in. The surveys have been tabulated. And families have spoken. Here are the top ten family attractions in Wilmington. And what a...
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The Brandywine Valley, which stretches from southeastern Pennsylvania through Wilmington to the Delaware River, is home to more world-class museums,...
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Call us crazy, but my wife and I would rather eat mush in a waterfront setting than caviar at a fine restaurant. That’s why we love the...
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