Juried Art Shows in Delaware 2021–2022.

Attend the Best Art Shows in Delaware

When was the last time you attended an art show that you couldn’t stop raving about? If nothing comes to mind, it’s been way too long. Finding the perfect art show is a struggle, to say the least. If you’re tired of endlessly browsing through dozens of sites and asking your friends for recommendations, you don’t have to go down those rabbit holes again. At FestivalNet, we’ve put together an updated, vetted, and comprehensive database of holiday art shows online. Whether you’re looking for fine art fairs or juried art shows, you’ll manage to find dozens of great options that help you have an exciting, fun, and memorable day! Ready to get started? Get browsing! Our collection features art fairs for art lovers, kids, families, couples, and friend groups. Finalize your pick to get started!

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Delaware COVID Info

02/05/2021

Official Twitter Channel:

@Delaware_DHSS

Link to State COVID Info:

Delaware Division of Public Health

Governor’s Plan to reopen:

Governor Carney Announces Phase 2 of Delaware’s Economic Reopening to Begin on June 15

Mask Mandates:

Requirement. Governor Carney Requires Delawareans to Wear Face Coverings in Public Settings. AUGUST 24, 2020 UPDATE: As Delaware families consider a safe return to school, Governor Carney and the Division of Public Health announced an update to Delaware’s face coverings guidance for children. All children who are in kindergarten or older must wear face coverings in public settings, including school buildings, according to the updated DPH guidance. All children 2 years of age and older are strongly encouraged to wear face coverings in public. Children younger than 2 must not wear face coverings due to suffocation risk. A child with a medical condition that makes it hard to breathe or a disability that prevents the child from wearing a face covering is not required to wear one.

Governor John Carney on Friday signed the fifth revision to the omnibus emergency order, continuing the restrictions, including the Stay-at-Home advisory and universal indoor mask mandate.

Mass Gathering Restrictions:

Currently, under an order effective Dec. 11, 2020, indoor public gatherings are restricted to 30% of a venue's capacity, with a maximum of 10 people. Outdoor public gatherings are limited to 50 people (plans for up to 250 people may be approved by the Department of Public Health).

Religious and political gatherings are limited to the lesser of 30% of a venue’s capacity or 50 people. From Nov. 23, 2020.