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Coppélia – Matinee
Coppélia – Matinee
Feb 10 @ 14:00
Coppélia, a comedic ballet, is the story of a clever young girl named Swanhilda, her fiancé Franz, the beautiful mechanical doll Coppélia, and an eccentric toymaker, Dr. Coppelius, who dreams of making a doll come to[...]
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Astral Harp
Astral Harp
Feb 10 @ 15:00
A Harp Happening That Is Astral Harp Sunday, February 10, 2019 at 3:00 PM Lower Brandywine Presbyterian Church at 101 Old Kennett Rd, Wilmington, DE 19807 (Route 52 at Old Kennett Road, across from Winterthur)[...]
19:00
Lucy Kaplansky Performs Recent Album at Kennett Flash
Lucy Kaplansky Performs Recent Album at Kennett Flash
Feb 10 @ 19:00
I just released my first solo album in 6 years, “Everyday Street” in September and I’ll be performing an album release show at Kennett Flash in Kennett Square on Sunday Feb. 10. Doors open at[...]
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Public Meetings for the Brandywine Water Trail
Public Meetings for the Brandywine Water Trail
Feb 12 @ 17:00 – 19:00
Public Meetings for the Brandywine Water Trail The Brandywine Conservancy and Chester County Planning Commission are studying the feasibility of a formalized water trail and would like your input! Join us February 5 or 12[...]
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10:30
Children’s Read Aloud Tours
@ Brandywine River Museum of Art
Children’s Read Aloud Tours
@ Brandywine River Museum of Art
Feb 14 @ 10:30 – 11:30
Young children and their grown-ups hear a story, interact with art in the Museum and make their own creative works in this fun program. Online registration is requested. For more details, please contact the education[...]
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11:00
Stormwater Ecology: A New Paradigm in Landscape Design
@ Mt. Cuba Center
Stormwater Ecology: A New Paradigm in Landscape Design
@ Mt. Cuba Center
Feb 16 @ 11:00 – 12:15
Design trends in landscape development have been migrating toward a more holistic approach, one that creates functional ecological systems that mimic nature, especially as it pertains to water quality. Scott Scarfone discusses how environmental design[...]
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