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All are invited to an online performance celebrating peace and ecology with local visual arts videos, poetry and music hosted by Guillermo Silveira and the Lewes Public Library at 7 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 21, via Zoom. Community members may share...

John McDonald January 16, 2021 This week is about Port – but don’t turn the page. Unfortunately, too many read or hear Port and think of a sweet, expensive red wine. Port producers are actually some of of the most versatile winemakers around. Most make a wide range of Douro River Valley reds and whites, which are in the $8-$20 range, in addition to their Porto. You see, Port is not a varietal wine but a blend, and as such, it is quite dependent on the winemaker’s art and palate....

Food trends point toward widening culinary horizons These stuffed peppers offer hints of Indian flavors with cumin, cloves and cilantro in their potato filling. JACK CLEMONS PHOTO Denise Clemons January 15, 2021 Last week I spent time researching food trends for the year ahead, learning what was being touted by prognosticators across the industry. From print magazines, online bloggers and gourmet grocery chains, the same ideas kept appearing. Whether a curated list from the aisles of ...

January 13, 2021 Screen painting art by John Iamperi, guest instructor, Rehoboth Art League. Painted screens are an authentic urban folk art created in Baltimore row house neighborhoods around 1913. Painted door screens provided an unobstructed view of the street to the row house owner, while the colorful images stopped people on the sidewalk from seeing in. Guest artist John Iampieri will teach this art tradition from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.,  Friday, Jan. 22, at the Rehoboth Art League. ...

January 14, 2021 The Brews Brothers will perform from 6 to 9 p.m., Friday, Jan. 15, at Shrimpys Bar & Grill in the Midway Shopping Center. Plan the rest of your nightlife by viewing the Steppin’ Out schedule.   Daily Headlines

January 14, 2021 The Delaware Division of the Arts is recognizing 25 Delaware artists for the high quality of their work. Work samples from 121 Delaware choreographers, composers, musicians, writers, folk and visual artists were reviewed by out-of-state arts professionals charged with considering demonstrated creativity and skill in their art form. Fellows are required to offer at least one exhibit or performance during the upcoming year, providing an opportunity for the public to exp...

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Artist Rachel Mica Weiss to bring Unbounded series to Canalfront Park Artist Rachel Mica Weiss will bring a piece from her Unbounded series to Lewes Canalfront Park this spring. SOURCE: RACHELMICAWEISS.COM Nick Roth January 14, 2021 The COVID-19 pandemic thwarted efforts to bring a bold public art project to Lewes Canalfront Park last spring, but the city’s public art committee is moving forward undeterred with another display for this spring and summer.  The group has selected a p...

Milton Theatre to reopen Jan. 22 Milton Theatre will reopen Friday, Jan. 22, after being closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic for more than a month. It will be able to operate at 30 percent capacity, allowing for about 100 people per show. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO Ryan Mavity January 14, 2021 Milton Theatre will reopen its doors Friday, Jan. 22, a little more than a month after closing for the second time since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Spokesman J.P. Lacap said the theater will be allow...

Virtual programs offered while nature centers remain closed While nature centers remain closed, Delaware State Parks will offer online programming such self-guided hikes, activities and videos at destateparks.com/virtualparks. SUBMITTED PHOTO January 13, 2021 The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control reopened its state park offices Jan. 12, with limited hours from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. every day. Park offices were closed Dec. 24-Jan. 11 to limit the spread of ...