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If you’re going stir-crazy or just need a smile to brighten your day, the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum Of Art in Chester County has you covered on engaging virtual content to keep you entertained and feeling inspired during this trying time of quarantine.

You’ll find art and nature highlights that include virtual tours of our collection and special exhibitions; at-home art activities for all ages; calming nature videos from our trails and preserves; informative blogs and conservation resources (like invasive species spotlights); recipes from the Millstone Café; and more.

Check back regularly for updates and new Brandywine content from their home to yours.

Click Here for all the At-Home resources.

For more information on programs, initiatives and upcoming events, visit the Brandywine Conservancy website.  Click Here to sign up for regular updates from the Conservancy (middle of the webpage.)  Visit the Conservancy’s Blog, Like the Conservancy on Facebook and Follow them on Instagram.

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[Posted: May 8, 2020]


5/11/2020

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