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SUMMARY:Parks & Shade Tree Commission Meeting – 26 Oct 2026
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LOCATION:City Hall Commissioners Room\, 2nd Floor\, 229 Rehoboth Avenue\, Rehoboth Beach\, 19971\, United States
CATEGORIES:City Meeting
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SUMMARY:Early November At Longwood Gardens
DESCRIPTION:Fall at Longwood & Chrysanthemum Festival 2026\n\n \n\n\nOpen Wednesday–Monday. Closed Tuesdays except for special events. \n\nThis fall\, nature picks up her brush and transforms Longwood Gardens into a living canvas of amber\, crimson\, and gold. Towering trees ignite in color\, ornamental grasses shimmer in the breeze\, and late-season blooms hold their own against the crisp blue sky. It’s the season when artistry and agriculture meet—when master gardeners\, designers\, and scientists showcase what careful planning and bold imagination can achieve. \nWander the Flower Garden Walk\, where autumn perennials and textured foliage create layered ribbons of color. Explore the Hillside Garden\, a quieter\, contemplative space where horticultural rarities and thoughtful plant pairings reveal subtle beauty. In the expansive Meadow Garden\, sweeping fields of goldenrod\, asters\, and native grasses glow in the afternoon light\, creating one of the most photogenic landscapes in the region. \nThe Ornamental Kitchen Garden offers another kind of bounty. Here\, edible crops mix with decorative plantings\, proving that productivity can be beautiful. Heirloom vegetables\, vibrant peppers\, and richly colored greens demonstrate that form and function aren’t rivals—they’re partners. \nChrysanthemum Festival 2026\nBeginning October 16\, 2026\, Longwood’s artists and scientists stretch horticultural limits during the celebrated Chrysanthemum Festival. This isn’t a simple flower show. It’s a feat of botanical engineering. \nExpect: \n\nCascading chrysanthemum towers\nIntricate trained forms\nSculptural displays cultivated over many months\nRare varieties grown exclusively for the exhibition\n\nLongwood has cultivated chrysanthemums for nearly a century\, building a reputation for precision growing techniques and dramatic presentation. Each plant is trained\, pruned\, and shaped to create architectural forms that seem almost impossible—proof that patience is powerful. \nTiny trivia: Some chrysanthemum specimens are trained for nearly a full year before they bloom on cue. Talk about sticking to a growth plan. \nOctober 2–25\, 2026\nGardens Open \n10:00 am–6:00 pm\nMonday\, Wednesday\, Thursday \n10:00 am–9:00 pm\nFriday\, Saturday\, Sunday \nOctober 26–November 15\, 2026\nGardens Open \n10:00 am–5:00 pm\nWednesday–Monday \nAutumn at Longwood blends sweeping landscapes with fine detail. From golden meadows to meticulously trained chrysanthemums\, the season offers both grand vistas and intimate discoveries. If summer dazzles with fountains\, fall answers with fire—this time in the leaves.
URL:https://delawareads.com/event/early-november-at-longwood-gardens/
LOCATION:Longwood Gardens\, 1001 Longwood Rd\, Kennett Square\, PA\, 19348\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gardens,Nature
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SUMMARY:Board of Adjustment Meeting – 26 Oct 2026
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URL:https://delawareads.com/event/board-of-adjustment-meeting-26-oct-2026/
LOCATION:City Hall Commissioners Room\, 2nd Floor\, 229 Rehoboth Avenue\, Rehoboth Beach\, 19971\, United States
CATEGORIES:City Meeting
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SUMMARY:Lewes Public Library Talk – Transcendent: Landscapes of the Hudson River School presented by Joseph Lewis Soler II
DESCRIPTION:Take a behind-the-scenes look at the Delaware Art Museum’s fall special exhibition\, Transcendent: Landscapes of the Hudson River School. Drawn primarily from the rich collections of The New York Historical and supplemented with key loans from public and private collections\, the show introduces visitors to the tradition of landscape painting that flourished in the United States in the middle decades of the nineteenth century. Transcendent explores these nationally beloved paintings through the lens of Transcendentalism\, a 19th-century movement that emphasized the spiritual connection between humans and the natural world. The exhibition also examines the belief of period artists\, writers\, and theologians who viewed nature to be the primary locus of the divine. Though they do not overtly illustrate religious scenes or texts\, Hudson River School paintings were created by deeply religious artists who understood their works to reflect their faith.  \nThe talk will be presented by Joe Soler\, Ph.D.\, who serves as DelArt’s Gallery Learning Assistant. He received his master’s degree and doctorate in Urban Education from Temple University.  Prior to DelArt\, he held a number of positions at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology and is an adjunct professor at two colleges. \nImage: South American Landscape\, 1873. Frederic Edwin Church (1826–1900). Oil on canvas\, 31 x 48 1/2 inches. Delaware Art Museum\, Gift of the Friends of Art\, 1964.
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LOCATION:PA
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Related,Literary,Sussex County,Talks & Tours
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