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The Stars Hollow sign designed for the Late Night Delaware committee’s A Weekend in Starz Hollow event. Credit: Courtesy of Olivia Yetman A “Gilmore Girls”-inspired weekend-long event this Friday and Saturday will feature cast appearances, live music and local vendors, hosted by Late Night Delaware, a community-based committee based in the city of Delaware. A Weekend in Starz Hollow, the city-wide event taking place in downtown Delaware, will begin at 4 p.m. Friday, according to the website. The event is inspired by the television series “Gilmore Girls,” which follows a mother-daughter duo, Lorelai and Rory Gilmore, respectively, as they navigate their meddling family, romantic relationships and careers in their fictional small town of Stars Hollow, Connecticut.

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