The Lifestyle Magazine of The Eastern Shore
Participation in the arts at Worcester Preparatory School leads to success in the classroom and in life
LOWER SCHOOL MUSIC TEACHER JOANIE BRITTINGHAM, right, shares her love of music with students at a young age, which sets the foundation of their extensive Arts Program experiences during their years atWorcester Prep.
At Worcester Preparatory School (WPS), it’s worth taking the stage with a rich arts program woven through the curriculum.
Peer into the fascinatingly creative life of Jack Lewis during a months-long exhibit at the Rehoboth Art League
In 2021, Nancy and Russ Suniewick, longtime friends of Jack Lewis and executive producers of If You Lived Here, You Would Be Home Now: A Film About Jack Lewis and Bridgeville, DE, generously donated to the Rehoboth Art League an outstanding collection of 52 paintings and various documents of the late artist.
TWO OCEAN PINES PARENTS ARE HELPING OTHERS IN THE NAME AND MEMORY OF THEIR BELOVED SON
Written by Alison Pappas
REMEMBERING MATT Though Matt Kurtz, pictured here with his dog, Tyson, lost his battle with mental illness, he will always be remembered first and foremost for his kindness and generosity, which is now inspiring others through the charity created in his honor.
Conductor Michael Repper brings his experience, talent and enthusiasm to direct the Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra and unite people with music
Interview by Muphen R. Whitney
LEADING BY EXAMPLE Internationally recognized conductor, pianist and recording artist Michael Repper was recently appointed music director and conductor of the Mid-Atlantic SymphonyOrchestra — just the third maestro to lead the MSO in its 25-year history.