Unified Web Media: Putting Wilmington Businesses on the Map IN 360 Degrees
In 2006, Larry Strange experienced a debilitating spine injury that required surgery to fuse his C3-C5 vertebrae. The casualties of this surgery were neck mobility and Larry’s weekly...
In September of this year, Eunice LaFate celebrated the fourth anniversary of the opening of LaFate Gallery at 227 N. Market Street. The gallery primarily showcases LaFate’s own art which is a...
Stoke(er)d for Dance: World Premiere of Dracula at First State Ballet Theatre
Since his career as a soloist began in 1987, Ukrainian-born Viktor Plotnikov has danced major roles in a wide variety of classical and contemporary ballets by many world-class choreographers, and has...
Oddity Bar Is Your Halloween Headquarters
The place where UFOs, David Lynch and live music meet and mingle to create an experience like no other. Nestled in a shopping center, trying to hide on the fringe of society, is a hotspot...
West Side Grows…and Grows…and Grows
Due to its role as a center of commerce, a market street, or a main street, is often the focus of city revitalizations, and for Wilmington that generally also holds true. Therefore it takes...
Women Who Rock: Abundance Child
You’ve probably never met a person like Abundance Child. A compelling combination of contemporary entrepreneurial drive and traditional homesteading instincts, she defies prediction....
IN Review: Get Ready to Howl for The Hound of the Baskervilles
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s most famous tale featuring everyone’s favorite deerstalker-dawned detective is being brought to life by the Delaware Theatre Company this fall. But not in the way...
India Colón es una Mujer que Rockea—Se Acerca el Festival Hispano y el Desfile (Women Who Rock)
The 43rd annual Wilmington Hispanic Festival and Parade takes place this Sunday, September 15th and we talked to India Saraí Colón, a 15-year supporter of this event who has grown her role into...
