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W O H S S E U Q I T AN Relish the past at the Delaware Antiques Show ee what 60 of the country’s finest antiques dealers have on display (and for sale) at the 47th annual Delaware Antiques Show, held the weekend of Nov. 5-7 at the Chase Center. Furniture, paintings, rugs, porcelain, silver, jewelry, and decorative arts are among the featured pieces. And for added flair, catch the opening-night party on Thursday, Nov. 4, with appearances by Gov. Markell and Martha Stewart. Tickets for the show are $15 general admission and $13 for Winterthur members; children under 12 get in free. (winterthur.org)
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SYLVIA at the DTC Make it about the animals s the DTC rolls into November, Sylvia is in full swing. The show, about a man who finds a dog in the park and decides to bring it home to his family, runs until Nov. 7 and is being directed by DTC veteran David Stradley, who directed Picasso at the Lapin Agile two seasons ago. But there’s a bonus: On Nov. 6, DTC will host a “humans-only” happy hour, Nibbles ’n’ Sips. For $55, visitors can enjoy drinks and that night’s performance, while also making a small donation to Faithful Friends—$10 of the ticket price goes toward the no-kill animal shelter. (delawaretheatre.org)
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