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On Sept. 26, Salesianum beat Sussex Central 31-7 in a football game at Abessinio Stadium while Cape Henlopen won 3-0 against Tower Hill in field hockey at Richardson Field on Sept.

20. Earlier on Aug. 14, a People’s Festival celebrating Bob Marley's legacy took place at the Delaware Art Museum with live music by Spokey Speaky—DJ Jb provided music at the event hosted by Chandra Pitts.

The director of Sean’s House held a ribbon cutting for its new space—The Garage—and marked five years of its work today.

The event celebrated an important milestone in the organization’s ongoing community mission.

On October 5th, Wilmington City Council staff hosted the Black Food Festival—part of Black Restaurant Week—to boost local restaurant business by offering free tastings from several chefs.

On Saturday, Oct. 11, Wilmington International Film Festival will debut Caribbean Film and Fashion Night in downtown Wilmington, hosted by the Caribbean American Chamber of Commerce of the Northeast.

The event will feature film screenings with Spragga Benz, Oliver Samuels, and Nadine Sutherland—along with a runway show from New York Fashion Week designers and free live Caribbean music at The Chancery from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Delaware Gov Meyer and the Department of Education unlocked $7.2 million in grants for early reading that public and charter schools will use with high-quality materials and coaching by Oct.

13—while Delaware State University secured $2 million for an online HBCU consortium, Saint Mark’s High School received a $1.25 million donation for athletic upgrades and Saint Edmond’s Academy began the year with major campus renovations.

Wilmington City Council rejected an ordinance to clarify rules for referendums that let residents vote on policy changes—local councilwoman Shané Darby warned that unclear procedures might cause chaos in future votes.

Four council members challenged the costs and fairness of signature collection as the measure was defeated by a vote of 4 to 7.

ChristianaCare officials held a groundbreaking ceremony on Sept.

30 for their upcoming Health Center at Middletown and said the new facility will boost local healthcare services.

New Castle County has been identified as having two of the ugliest public buildings in America by the New Jersey Real Estate Network after a survey of 3,003 people ranked 100 buildings; the county’s No. 20 Public Works Building — No. 35 Government Center were named among the worst.

DSU Alumni Homecoming 2025

8 PM-2 AM — The Queen — Ticket required — Celebrate the camaraderie of DSU alumni at a vibrant homecoming event.

Stephen Lynch Comedy Show

8 PM – 12 AM — The Queen — $60+ — Enjoy a night of laughs with comedian Stephen Lynch in Wilmington's iconic venue.

Boo at the Zoo

10 a.m.–3 p.m. — Brandywine Zoo — Free entry — Wear costumes and enjoy treats and festive activities while visiting the zoo animals.

Halloween Ghost Ship

12-4 p.m. — Kalmar Nyckel Foundation — Free admission — Experience spooky maritime fun with ghost ship tours, pumpkin painting, and costume festivities for the whole family.

Hagley Craft Fair

10 AM – 4 PM — Hagley Museum — Entry fee may apply — Discover unique crafts and gourmet delights by talented artisans from the Mid-Atlantic area.

Amenazzy Concert

8:30 PM — El Maguey — Check event page for ticket prices — Experience the upbeat sounds of Amenazzy in a cozy venue.

Energize Delaware Community Resource Fair

11 AM – 3 PM — Route 9 Library & Innovation Center — Free entry — Connect with local organizations and discover community resources.

The Price Is Right Live

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The Playhouse on Rodney Square — Admission required — Experience the thrill of winning prizes in this interactive stage show.

Hot Tuna Concert

8:00-9:30 p.m. — The Grand Opera House — Last-minute tickets available — Experience the legendary sounds of Hot Tuna live in Wilmington.

Il Divo Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The Grand Opera House — Tickets from $91 — Experience the harmonious sounds of Il Divo in an enchanting setting.