Delaware Today

Delaware Today has been the go-to lifestyle magazine in Delaware for over 50 years. Known for its insightful articles and beautiful full-color layouts, this award-winning publication serves as the leading magazine in the state. It aims to empower readers to make better choices for their lives. In addition to its main magazine, Delaware Today releases Delaware/Main Line Bride and 302 Health twice a year, along with The Ultimate Guide to Delaware.

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10 Summer Bucket List Activities to Enjoy in Delaware

1 week ago | delawaretoday.com | Sydney Livingston

Working on your ultimate summer bucket list? From top spots to dine and drink to must-try experiences, here’s how to make the most of your Delaware summer. Produce picking is an ideal summer activity for all ages. Delaware is home to plenty of farms that offer seasonal U-pick produce from peaches and apples to strawberries, blueberries, and flowers. Summer is the peak season for a variety of fruits including strawberries in the early months and peaches and blueberries throughout the season.
The Sycamore Wine Bar Is an Upscale Experience in New Castle

1 week ago | delawaretoday.com | Sydney Livingston

Modern innovation meets historic charm at The Sycamore Wine Bar—Historic New Castle’s speakeasy-inspired wine tasting experience. The first thing you’ll notice when you step into The Sycamore—housed in a charming basement space on Delaware Street—is that there is no “bar” in a traditional sense. Instead, automatic dispensers line the wall, displaying a curated selection of wine and spirits. The modern technology of the automatic dispenser display is a unique contrast to the historic stone textures.
Celebrate Pollinator Week at the Historic Lewes Farmers Market

1 week ago | delawaretoday.com | Sydney Livingston

It’s Pollinator Week! Every year in the middle of June, Pollinator Week is an annual celebration to support the pollinators that help our plant life thrive. This year, the Historic Lewes Farmers Market is partnering with the Lewes Beekeeping Club for a fun and educational demonstration. At 10 a.m. this Saturday, the Lewes Beekeeping Club will be at the farmers market at George H.P. Smith Park.
Your Guide to Water Parks Around Delaware

2 weeks ago | delawaretoday.com | Sydney Livingston

If you’re looking for summer fun for all ages, a water park is an ideal destination. From thrilling water slides to splash pads perfect for little ones to chill lazy rivers, water parks offer a variety of ways to cool off and have fun while doing it. Attractions: The water park at Killens Pond State Park is a favorite for many Delaware families. With two speed slides and two spiral slides starting from a 54-foot platform, Killens Pond Water Park offers heart-pounding excitement for thrill-seekers.
10 Morning Hotspots for Brunch in Rehoboth Beach

2 weeks ago | delawaretoday.com | Sydney Livingston

If you want to start your day in Rehoboth Beach with a hearty meal, hot coffee, and specialty brunch cocktails, these hotspots won’t disappoint. For a boozy brunch with all the beachy vibes, head to Somewhere. Indulge in classic breakfast fare like waffles, French toast, breakfast tacos, and various eggs Benedict options. Elevate the brunch experience with a mimosa bucket for the table—complete with one bottle of bubbly and up to three juice choices.
NFL Stars Will Host a Free Football Clinic in Wilmington

2 weeks ago | delawaretoday.com | Sydney Livingston

On Friday, June 13, Titus Sports Academy will host its annual Titus Free Community Football Clinic starting at 9:30 a.m. The free clinic is designed for players ages 8-16 and will be held at the state-of-the-art Chase Fields at the Chase Fieldhouse. The one-day event will feature mentorship and motivation from three NFL players: Brian O’Neill, Troy Reeder, and Darnell Savage.
10 Summer Activities for Kids and Families in Delaware

3 weeks ago | delawaretoday.com | Sydney Livingston

Summer is right around the corner, which means kids will be home from school and many families will have extra time for fun bonding activities. Whether it’s a trip to the beach, time outdoors at a local farm, or fun and educational summer camps, these summer activities for kids and families in Delaware will get the little ones away from the screens and out in the sunshine. Through September 1The waterpark at Killens Pond is a summertime gem for families in the First State.
5 New Italian Restaurants Worth a Visit in Delaware

3 weeks ago | delawaretoday.com | Pam George

If you spot a line of Delawareans, you can bet they’re waiting for food. That was the case on a late Saturday afternoon at the Shoppes of Graylyn in Brandywine Hundred. Nick’s Pizza Parlor & Bar was finally open, and diners wanted a slice of what they’d seen on Instagram. The restaurant is one of five new Delaware-area spots featuring Italian cuisine—and no wonder. According to a study by pickyeaterblog.com, Italian cuisine is the most popular concept worldwide, and pizza is the favorite meal.
Delaware Author Marc Avery's "Discipline" Is a Gripping Crime Thriller

3 weeks ago | delawaretoday.com | Sydney Livingston

When Delaware author Marc Avery saw “Bad Boys” for the first time, he knew he wanted to write a crime thriller. “I was like, ‘Okay, I want to have my own set of cool detectives,'” he says. The plan to write a detective story eventually led to his new release, “Discipline.” The plot follows the titular character—Giuseppe “Discipline” Cain—on a resentful murder spree in Philadelphia.
Delaware's Small Farms Innovate With the Changing Times

3 weeks ago | delawaretoday.com | Pam George

Brittingham Farms was a typical southern Delaware grain farm until the current generation took the reins. The Millsboro business, founded in 1930, yields soybeans and corn on a rotating basis. These crops are called feed grain because much of it goes to the poultry industry. However, there are multiple uses. For instance, crayon manufacturers use soybeans to make the coloring sticks. In 2019, Jon and Laura Brittingham decided to shake things up.