Arts & Culture DestiNAtioNs Arts & Culture Destinations Delaware Art Museum , Wilmington: Home to the largest and most significant Pre-Raphaelite collection outside the UK, the Delaware Art Museum also boasts a spacious sculpture garden and labyrinth. Make plans to visit the museum for special exhibitions or get creative with a class in ceramics, media, painting, or metalsmithing. Milton Theatre , Milton: This historic theater presents a number of in-house productions throughout the year, featuring talented performers from across the East Coast. Notable past productions include “Cabaret,” “Jersey Boys,” and “Spring Awakening.” Treat yourself to tickets to an upcoming production or enjoy the theater’s summer concert series at their outdoor Quayside stage, located next to the theater. The Queen , Wilmington: Originally built in 1789, the beautifully restored Queen serves as the heart of Wilmington’s live music scene. Previous performers have included Trombone Shorty, St. Vincent, Biz Markie, and Courtney Barnett. Get tickets to an upcoming show and enjoy a delicious pre-concert meal at any of the nearby restaurants on Market Street. Freeman Arts Pavilion , Selbyville: Located in southern Delaware, this outdoor stage welcomes national touring acts throughout the summer months. Previous performances have welcomed Cheap Trick, Gary Clark Jr., Jerry Seinfeld, and The Beach Boys. Bring your own chair and take in a gorgeous summer sunset at this open-air arts venue. The Grand Opera House , Wilmington: Built in 1871, this 1,208-seat theater presents more than 100 shows a year, from symphony orchestras, dance, and opera to stand-up comedians and children’s programming. Looking for an even more intimate experience? Check out The Baby Grand and The Playhouse on Rodney Square — all part of The Grand . 14 T o p the Grand opera House ©Joe del Tufo Delaware Art Museum ©Flickr/jpellgen
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