Craig Horleman

It was Dec. 19, 1985, when he was plucked out of the audience of “The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson” and played piano for an estimated 28 million viewers. The performance caused such a stir that he was invited back just a month later to perform again.

Erin Magnin and Michael Natrin are going back to where it all began. It was in 2011 when Mr. Natrin asked Ms. Magnin to play fiddle for the Delmarva Folk Festival’s Folk Hero competition, and a musical partnership was born.

For Wilmington-area native Frank Vignola, the stage has always been a comfortable place.

For Wilmington-area native Frank Vignola, the stage has always been a comfortable place.

DOVER — Every other year since 2004, Profundo Bono has produced a musical comedy to raise funds for groups that provide noncriminal legal services to the impoverished of Delaware.

“Vibe Check,” from the Felton jazz vibraphonist and leader of The Joe Baione Vibraphone Experience, contains six original compositions, plus three songs written by his late father, Jim Baione, over 40 years ago. It also features the vocal stylings of his daughter, Alexis Baione.

MILFORD — More than the hills are alive, as the Second Street Players present the beloved Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, “The Sound of Music,” starting Nov. 29 at the Riverfront …

SMYRNA — What started as four guys singing a capella in University of Delaware dorms in 1998 has turned into a group that has performed in 30 states, headlining in places such as Atlantic City, …

Taking a cue from a banana duct-taped to a wall that recently sold at a New York City auction for $6.2 million, the Biggs Museum of American Art is ending its fundraising season with a bit of sticky fun of its own.

Since about 2010, I’ve been lucky enough to have had a front row seat to scores of entertainment offerings throughout Delaware, specifically Downstate.