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The Delaware Art Museum is the gift that keeps on giving! Enjoy a cozy brunch experience set to the sounds of holiday-inspired music. Whether you're on a holi-date or just getting into the festive spirit, spend the day with us and let the music warm you up for the season. Join us every First Saturday for our Live! Music Brunches where good vibes meet great music, a delicious brunch, and the chance to connect with incredible musical artists. Sip on one of our signature brunch cocktails, enjoy live performances, and take it all in surrounded by world-renowned art. Don’t forget to bring a friend!
🎟️ Live! Music Brunches are included with general museum admission and free for members. The brunch and bar are available for purchase separately.
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About Jea Street, Jr.
Jea Street, Jr. is a singer/songwriter born and raised in Wilmington, Delaware. Jea is one of Wilmington’s biggest cheerleaders! He was inspired to become a musician during his freshman year at Morehouse College when he joined the Morehouse College Glee Club. Though he enrolled at Morehouse with plans to become a doctor, he was so inspired by the power of the music he experienced as part of the famed MCGC that he dropped all of his pre-med classes during his sophomore year and began to take music classes for the first time. After graduating from Morehouse with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, Jea went back to school at the University of Delaware where he studied music theory and composition.
Since finishing at UD, Jea has been involved in many different facets of music. Jea has sung professional operatic and Broadway roles, produced a hip-hop album, has recorded several of his own projects, and was commissioned by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Delaware Art Museum to co-write a work that told the story of the 1968 occupation of Wilmington, Delaware after Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination.
He has completed a recording project entitled “The Sit Down" which is a production of Artivism brought to life in the form of a musical experience. Currently, Jea uses the Wolf Trap curriculum to help Head Start teachers integrate music into their teaching. He is a lead singer in the cover band Midtown Express. Jea’s main inspiration is his family, his community, and the high standard of artistic achievement set by great artists before him such as Duke Ellington, Donny Hathaway, and Quincy Jones. Over the past couple of years Jea has expanded his artistry into photography, videography, and even roasting his own coffee beans.
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2301 Kentmere Pkwy, Wilmington, DE, United States, Delaware 19806
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