Around Town Feb. 29

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Andrew Wyeth, Jack-In-The-Pulpit, 1943, watercolor on paper. © 2023 Wyeth Foundation for American Art/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.

The Brandywine's new special exhibition, Every Leaf & Twig: Andrew Wyeth's Botanical Imagination, is officially on view! This exhibition features 40 watercolors and drawings that tell the story of Andrew Wyeth’s focus on the fragile rhythms and intimate drama of plant life. The exhibit runs through. Sept. 15. This exhibition tells the story of Andrew Wyeth’s focus on the fragile rhythms and intimate dramas of plant life.

Improvisation is not just for adults. Delaware’s City Theatre Company is offering a Kids Summer Improv Camp for youngsters 11-14 years of age. The company says the camp — held at The Delaware Contemporary, 220 S. Madison Street in Wilmington — can help kids make friends, build confidence, be creative, and give them some laughs. students will learn the art of comedy improvisation (i.e., making stuff up as you go along) — an art that translates to lots of real-life skills. The camp runs from July 8-12, from 9:30 a.m. to noon. The early bird pricing is $200 through the end of April, $250 after that. Only 20 spots are available, and the registration deadline is June 30. Register here.

Learn hot to start a botanical sketchbook through Longwood Gardens.

Whether you’re a beginner artist or looking to add to your portfolio, learn how to start your own botanical sketchbook and sharpen your observation skills at Longwood Gardens during this insightful class on Starting a Botanical Sketchbook. Study intriguing materials from the gardens—seed pods, bark, cones, and more — and use basic drawing techniques to create lifelike and botanically accurate sketches. Capture the unique shapes and textures of botanical wonders, all while growing your artistic skills. The class is scheduled for Saturday, March 16, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Kennett Square Public Library. The cost is $129. Register here.

The Radnor Hunt is back for 2024.

The Radnor Hunt Races return on Saturday, May 18. Tickets for the event go on sale beginning March 1 for this springtime tradition that draws the best thoroughbred horses, riders, and trainers from across the country. All event proceeds benefit the open space and clean water programs of the Brandywine Conservancy—the sole beneficiary of the Races for the last 44 years. Admission to the Radnor Hunt Races is sold in advance and must be purchased by May 8 — there are no Race Day sales. The Races will take place rain or shine on Saturday, May 18, at the W. Burling Cocks Racecourse at the Radnor Hunt in Willistown Township. Gates open at 9 a.m. and close at 5 p.m. Tickets can be purchased online by visiting www.radnorhuntraces.org or by calling 610-388-8383.

The Rotary Club of Kennett Square announces its second annual signature fundraiser, “Kennett on Top,” on Saturday, June 22. Last year, the inaugural event was a huge success held on top of the parking garage in downtown Kennett Square. Partygoers couldn’t have asked for better weather, and with the dressy casual atmosphere, great food, fabulous wine, beer, and a signature cocktail from local merchants, the party was a big hit. Patrons danced to the popular "2uesday Nite Band" while soaking in the ambiance of vibrant Kennett Square. It was a party like no other in our area. For sponsorship and event information, check out their website at www.kennettsquarerotary.org or follow them on Facebook.

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