with the annual Army-Navy college football game due to limited hotel availability."


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That’s how Nicole Kindbeiter, commu- nications specialist for the Brandywine Conservancy and Museum of Art, de- scribes holiday parties held at her venue.


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The Brandywine River Museum of Art in Chadds Ford, PA is an art museum set in a renovated 19th-century mill with a dramatic steel and glass addi- tion that overlooks the bucolic Brandy- wine River. Its location and views of the river, outdoor cobblestone court- yard and scenic campus landscape add to its uniqueness.


Home to a three-story atrium that fea- tures floor-to-ceiling views of the river, the museum gets “decked for the holi- days” with towering trees that are adorned with whimsical “critter” orna- ments made from natural materials. For those who choose to bring in live entertainment, the acoustics in the atrium are often positively noted by the musicians that play during events, says Kindbeiter.


The venue’s six galleries are filled with an internationally renowned collection of American art, with a special focus on art from three generations of Wyeth family artists. And, throughout the hol- iday season, the Brandywine River Mu- seum’s expansive O-gauge model train display is on view, which features trains running on 2,000-feet of track and includes over 1,000 pieces such as locomotives, passenger and freight trains, as well as trolleys, all of which pass through a small model town, farm, factories and even a carnival.


Among its many offerings, the Brandy- wine River Museum of Art has its own exclusive in-house caterer who pro- vides all the food and beverages for the events it hosts, which can range from a formal black-tie seated dinner to a re- laxed cocktail and hors d’oeuvres re- ception.


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