719 N Shipley Street
Wilmington DE 19801
(302) 656-6628
To be an inclusive Christian community which worships God, follows Christ in all aspects of our lives, and serves the Greater Wilmington area through actions and ministries which promote peace, justice, reconciliation and empowerment for all people
1402 N Market Street
Wilmington DE 19801
(302) 654-2777
Its a awesome church to worship and praise God. I will be going back and getting my praise on. I am a non active member but thats about to change. Pastor Smith is the most caring person I've ever met
1414 N King Street
Wilmington DE 19801
(302) 652-0743
St. Patrick’s serves the east end of Wilmington and have done so for a long time. St. Patrick’s was founded in 1880, as the city and the area of Irish immigration expanded. Though small, we maintain a vital presence in the city. The buildings and grounds are islands of beauty, and the regular celebration of the liturgy sanctifies the city. St. Patrick’s boasts some of the finest windows in the city.
900 N Washington Street
Wilmington DE 19801
(302) 655-8847
At Grace Church, we bear witness to God’s grace, since 1864. In the midst of Civil War, Civil Rights, the 1968 occupation, and the current challenges and opportunities in 2020—we see the grace of God, wondrously working in ways we can’t always articulate and in ordinary ways through wonderfully ordinary people, like you and me. The grace that goes before us, that surrounds us, that leads us, that fills us, is spilling over into all we do and say.
We don’t always get it right. If you take part in our community life, you will see us make mistakes and ways we could do better. We, too, need grace. And we believe that God’s grace has been present, since the beginning of creation, made flesh in Jesus who was full of grace and truth, and working through us as a family in Christ by the power of the Spirit. Join us sometime!
617 N Shipley Street
Wilmington, DE 19801
(302) 397-8472
705 N Market Street
Wilmington DE 19801
(302) 652-0101
Christina Cultural Arts Center (CCAC) was founded in 1945. The mission is to change the trajectory of a child’s life by making affordable arts education, career pathways, live performances, and gallery exhibitions accessible to all in a safe and welcoming environment.
CCAC uses after-school programs in music, dance, drama, visual arts, and literature to develop artistic talents, educational aptitudes, and life skills in our students. The students develop social-emotional intelligence, improve academic proficiency, and build the protective assets they need to be better prepared to lead productive lives. CCAC also provides an after-school violence prevention program that promotes trauma healing and provides strategies through arts integration and advocates for arts learning in public schools and community settings. Located in Wilmington’s Creative District, CCAC provides high-quality arts experiences on-site and advocates for and provides arts learning in public schools and community centers.
405 N King Street
Wilmington DE 19801
(302) 425-4000
The Renaissance Centre is the premier location in Wilmington's Central Business District. The Renaissance Centre is a model development which blends late 19th century architecture with modern efficiencies in construction and design.
505 N Market Street
Wilmington DE 19801
(302) 655-7161
The Delaware Historical Society was founded in May 1864 for “the elucidation of history, particularly such portions as may refer to Delaware.” Over the next 15 decades, the organization refined its stated purpose to reflect both a changing society and the evolution of the public history profession. The mission of the Delaware Historical Society today is to serve as the statewide, non-profit organization that preserves, explores, shares and promotes Delaware history, heritage and culture to strengthen our community.
313 N Market St
(302) 688-1300
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500 N Market Street
Wilmington, DE 19801
(302) 400-7020
The Queen is an historic live music venue, bringing the best, most-diverse music to downtown Wilmington. After undergoing a $25m renovation, The Queen finally reopened in 2011, with Live Nation taking over management in 2017. This piece of living history is a staple in downtown Wilmington, with many stories to tell the thousands of people that have and will pass through its time-honored doors.
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