CHESAPEAKE BRASS BAND - June 29th

Formed in 1996, the Chesapeake Brass Band is comprised of amateur and professional musicians from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware. Their 4th of July week program will include such rousing and patriotic songs as Marching with Sousa, Armed Forces Salute, God Bless America, The Stars and Stripes Forever, etc.

 

SIN CITY BAND - July 27th

Arguably Wilmington’s most famous and popular dance band, Sin City has been thrilling local audiences for over 30 years with a timeless songbook of old-time music that incorporates Mississippi Delta blues, early bluegrass, and rock-and-roll. They love to get their audience up to dance – so get ready for a fun concert.

 

DEAN SAPP and the HARFORD EXPRESS - August 31st

Formed in 1969, Dean Sapp has developed what has become one of the finest traditionally based bluegrass bands in the country. Original material, tight harmonies, and great instrumentation have given this band a sound that is truly unique, but still remains 100% traditional bluegrass.

 




CENTREVILLE CIVIC ASSOCIATION
CONCERTS IN THE PARK
2009 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITY

The Centreville Civic Association is seeking sponsors for its very successful CONCERTS IN THE PARK program which will be held in Canby Grove Park during the summer of 2009. Click here for additional details.

- Sponsorship Form




Welcome to Centreville, a 19th century Delaware village listed in the National Register of Historic Places and surrounded by superb Country Estates, world-renowned Museums and the beautiful Brandywine Valley. Antiques and Art abound, displayed in buildings that once served the needs of farmers, drovers and millers. Whether you are driving the scenic Kennett Pike, or bicycling our Greenway, Centreville's charm will capture your heart.

Winterthur Museum, Delaware Museum of Natural History, Oberod Conference Center, Burrows Run Preserve and Flint Woods are our neighbors. Brandywine Creek State Park, Longwood Gardens, Hagley Museum, Delaware Museum of Art, Brandywine Battlefield and Brandywine River Museum are all within five miles of the Village.

 
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