• The Chadds Ford Historical Society has reopened its doors. Visitors are welcome to come and explore the visitor's center, take a tour of the Chads House, or explore our extensive grounds. On Aug. 8 and Sept. 5, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., people will be able to drive in and purchase eight types of bread that we bake in our historic house, all while keeping your distance. Available loaves of bread include French bread, herb, herb and onion, cranberry thyme, country crust, orange cranberry, cinnamon dot, and cinnamon raisin.
• Darlington Arts Center is now accepting registrations for its Fall 2020 classes. Darlington is offering courses in music, visual arts, dance, and drama. There is also preschool at Darlington. For more information visit https://www.darlingtonarts.org/
• Three Rotary organizations, Kennett, Longwood, and Concordville-Chadds Ford, donated $2,500 to the Kennett Area Community Service. A fire last fall wiped out what KACS had on hand at the Food Cupboard, and then the pandemic hit. The Concordville-Chadds Ford club coordinated a grant that each club who wished to participate within the District 7450 would collectively donate additional monies for use at KACS. When the club reached out to others, both The Rotary Club of Kennett Square and Longwood Rotary Club happily joined forces.
• The results are in, and Mt. Cuba Center won the top spot in USA Today’s 10 Best Readers' Choice Awards for “Best Botanical Garden” in North America. For more information, go here.
• The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is now accepting applications for the 2020 black bear hunt lottery. Successful applicants will receive a permit valid for the five-day hunting season, which will take place Oct. 26-30 in Allegany, Frederick, Garrett, and Washington counties. For more information, visit the website.
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