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As its residents know, Delaware is a unique place— geographically small, but a giant in tourism, industry, agriculture, arts, and history. A drive from north Wilmington to the south of Fenwick Island can take two hours on a traffic-free day, or the better part of a month with stops to take in all the state has to offer: a new exhibit at the Delaware Art Museum, a show at the historic Milton Theatre, a picnic at Trap Pond State Park, a journey into the past at Fort Miles.
And as the country approaches the United States’s Semiquincentennial—the upcoming 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, in July 2026—Delaware’s residents and visitors will have even more chances to explore the First State and its role in the nation’s history and future. Read more >
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