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Delaware Shore Artists invite the public to view the Rhythm of Color art show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, May 3, at Cape Henlopen Senior Center, 11 Christian St., Rehoboth Beach. A variety of original paintings, prints and notecards will be available for purchase. There will be a wine and cheese artists reception from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Attendees will be able to meet the artists, Jane Duffy, […]
The Rehoboth Beach Farmers' Market will open for its 19th season Tuesday, May 6, at Grove Park. Market hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The market will feature approximately 40 vendors who will offer fresh local fruit and vegetables, baked goods, coffee, tea, jams, jellies, honey, herbs, plants, dog treats and delicious breakfast and lunch options. Guitarist Bryan Scar will perform to celebrate the market’s opening. The Rehoboth […]
, , , , , Looking to combine their love for apparel and cozy cafés, sisters Dru and Reagan Buehler are bringing Sugar and Thread to Rehoboth Beach. “It’s a collection of cool items and clothing presented in a coffee shop environment that features some of our favorite design elements of other shops we’ve come across in our travels,” said Dru. The items sold for the boutique side of the […]
Mispillion Performance Series will present its final performance of the spring 2025 season from 3 to 4:30 p.m., Saturday, May 3, featuring Zachary Smith and the Mardi Gras Kings. The group will showcase their skills with a unique blend of New Orleans jazz, zydeco, Cajun and funk music. Smith is an award-winning songwriter, composer, arranger and jazz clinician with more than 30 years of experience performing on the East Coast. […]
, Author Thomas Guay will sign his new book, "Chesapeake Bound: An Annapolis Novel" from 1 to 3 p.m., Saturday, May 3, at Browseabout Books in Rehoboth Beach. “Chesapeake Bound” is a story of desperate immigrants looking for adventure, advancement, love, and most of all, a sense of belonging in the American colonies. Gifted musician and medical apprentice Michael Shea is living rough in 1763 London after being blackballed from […]
, , , , , , , A late-afternoon bonfire held April 19 celebrated the midnight ride of Paul Revere and officially kicked off Lewes’ America 250 party. The community bonfire was one of two events that marked Revere’s historic journey through Boston on April 18, 1775. The other commemoration was a national initiative called Two Lights for Tomorrow. The city asked residents and businesses to display two lights in […]
, , Sen. Chris Coons made his way down to Dewey Beach April 25 for the groundbreaking of the town’s new town hall and public safety building. Joining Coons for the ceremonial first dig into the dirt were Town Manager Bill Zolper, Commissioner Elisabeth Gibbings, Mayor Bill Stevens, Commissioner Paul Bauer, Police Chief Constance Speake and Costello Construction’s Nic Costello. The lot, located at 1505 Coastal Hwy., where the parking enforcement […]
The Dewey Business Partnership will host its annual Arts and Fun Fest from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Saturday, May 10, at Dickinson Avenue bayside in Dewey Beach. Admission and parking are free. There is no rain date for the event. This highly anticipated event precedes Mother’s Day, providing a great place to enjoy the beautiful community and shop small while supporting local artists and artisans. Kelly Ranieri, DBP executive […]
A Cape May-Lewes Ferry boat heading from Lewes to New Jersey on the evening of April 28 was forced to turn around and dock back in Delaware after unexploded World War II ordnance was found in a Cape May canal. Delaware River and Bay Authority spokesman Jim Salmon said the ferry MV Delaware, with 70 passengers onboard, had to return to the Lewes ferry terminal for the night. The Coast Guard […]
