Labor Day 2024
Jim Mease
Happy Labor Day! Rehoboth Beach Main Street extends best wishes to everyone during this Holiday weekend.
It's hard to believe it is September already, and we are nearing the end of our summer season as we get ready to celebrate Labor Day on September 2nd this year. Created by the late 19th-century labor movement, Labor Day is the only federal holiday celebrated in September. It is a time when we pay tribute to the contributions and achievements of the American worker. Always celebrated on the first Monday in September, Labor Day signals the unofficial start of the fall season. It is generally the month students return to school and football season begins. As the last days of summer morph into Fall, which officially arrives September 22nd. On that day, the Autumnal Equinox occurs: The sun is above the equator, and there are equal hours of daylight and darkness. Finally, September's full moon, known as the Harvest Moon, signals it's time to gather up the rest of the harvest and prepare for the winter.
Closer to home, here in Rehoboth Beach, the Hazy, Hot, and Humid days of summer, along with the crowds it brings to the beach, have left, and the Shoulder Season has begun. While the weather is more moderate, it is still nice to be out enjoying the beach and boardwalk. Even better, on September 15th parking in Rehoboth Beach will be free, so you can enjoy all of the restaurants, bars, and boutiques, as well as other miscellaneous shopping experiences without worrying about parking meters. September also has its share of daily, weekly, and monthly observances providing reasons to celebrate. Some of the more fun, quirky, or lesser-known reasons to celebrate include Eat an Extra Dessert Day on September 4, National Cheese Pizza Day on September 5, International Chocolate Day on September 13, National Pancake Day on September 26, and National Coffee Day on September 29. Weekly observances include National Singles Week September 15–21 and Constitution Week September 17–23, while monthly observances include Classical Music, National Chicken, and Courtesy Month.
To help you plan your month with friends and family, Rehoboth Beach Main Street has selected several of our member businesses to showcase for you this month. One great place to stay overnight is the Hotel Rehoboth located at 247 Rehoboth Avenue, where amenities include an outdoor pool, bicycles to rent, complimentary wireless internet access, and concierge services. Another great hotel is the Admiral on Baltimore, located at 2 Baltimore Avenue with a 7-minute walk to the boardwalk and beach. Both hotels are within walking distance to many restaurants. Three recommended restaurants are Claws Seafood House at 167 Rehoboth Avenue, which has a family-friendly dining atmosphere inside and a covered porch perfect for cool evenings to enjoy crabs and a fresh selection of fish and delicious soups and salads–and a sister restaurant, FINS Fish House and Raw Bar, at 167 Rehoboth Avenue. Another fine restaurant is the Back Porch Cafe, at 59 Rehoboth Avenue, where you can enjoy seasonal and creative dishes from Mediterranean, Spanish, French, and Irish cuisines. For your shopping enjoyment, we encourage you to visit Penny Lane Mall at 42 Rehoboth Avenue. It is an open-air market with shops selling handmade and unique goods including toys, jewelry, ice cream, and miscellaneous gifts of all sizes and shapes.
All these businesses are in downtown Rehoboth Beach, within easy walking distance to the beach and boardwalk. Along the way you can enjoy the beautiful flowers in various earth planters located downtown, meticulously maintained by Rehoboth in Bloom volunteers. All offer a friendly, welcoming atmosphere to help you enjoy your time in Rehoboth Beach.
Remember to be mindful of your surroundings and watch out for bikes, dog walkers, and children as the days grow shorter and traffic patterns change on September 15th.
New Business Members and Membership Renewals
● RBMS welcomes Baja Bob’s Tacos, joining at the Silver Partner level.
● RBMS thanks Coastal Native for renewing and upgrading to the Silver Partner level.
● RBMS thanks these members for renewing at the Bronze Partner level:
Showcasing Rehoboth Businesses
Penny Lane Mall
Peter Beck
Located in the heart of downtown Rehoboth Beach, Penny Lane is an ideal spot for shoppers in our city. Just a few feet away from the boardwalk and the music stand, it's a truly convenient spot for your shopping needs.
The Penny Lane Mall features a diverse selection of shops, ensuring that everyone will be satisfied. Many stores have been around for decades. Need some new lamps for your home? Look no further than Penny Lane Lighting! Want to buy a unique gift for a friend? Stop in at Sea Finds! Ready for a snack? Visit Cafe Papillon for a French-inspired meal. Sit at the tables and people watch as if you are in the cafes of Paris. Stroll into Penny Lane Liquors to pick up some libations for your evening, or drop into Fun For All Toys to find an ideal gift for the kiddies.
New visitors to our city are often surprised to discover the Penny Lane Mall, and they enjoy strolling down the lane and experiencing the cozy ambiance of the European-inspired lane. With easy access to Rehoboth and Wilmington Avenues, it's a favorite place for vacationers and locals.
Four years ago, Penny Lane Mall was recently named the most underrated place in Delaware—and it's no wonder for this hidden gem with its family-owned small businesses and some of the best (tax-free!) shopping in Delaware. “The world-famous vacation town of Rehoboth Beach is known for its pristine sand, clean water, family-friendly boardwalk, and more. No trip to the beach is complete without stopping in to shop along the tucked-away Penny Lane Mall. It was recently named the Best Kept Secret in Delaware, and you’ll soon discover why it’s a must-visit here in the First State.” (Posted in Delaware Attractions July 26, 2020, by Kim Magaraci.)
Penny Lane Mall is located at 42 Rehoboth Avenue. Be sure to stroll through and pretend you are spending a few days in Europe!
Admiral on Baltimore
Peter Beck
Located just steps from the beach and boardwalk, the Admiral Hotel is ideal for visiting Rehoboth Beach. You can't find a better location in town to enjoy a fabulous stay at the beach! The hotel is just steps away from the Rehoboth Boardwalk and the beach. It takes just seconds to stroll down the block or over to Rehoboth Avenue to visit our town's shops and restaurants.
The Admiral is a family-operated hotel dedicated to providing the most comfortable experience to guests. The hotel has recently been renovated to ensure a comfortable, relaxing environment for their guests. Many of the rooms have lovely views of the ocean. Imagine how nice it would be to chill in your room and look out at the natural beauty of the sea.
At the Admiral Hotel, if you need to escape from the beach crowds, you can relax in the indoor pool or go up to the rooftop deck to bask in the sun and enjoy the view. A major perk is that the Admiral offers complimentary parking for ONE car, which is a great advantage in the busy summer season. As well, children under 12 stay free at the Admiral!
Be sure to check out their website: The Admiral on Baltimore. You can learn about cost-saving promos that the hotel offers during the off-season and during the summer months. Also on the website, you can check rates, learn more about the hotel’s amenities, and make a reservation!
The Admiral Hotel has many guests who come in time and time again, some reporting that they have been staying there for 20-30 years! The Admiral Hotel must be doing something right!!
Inside Hotel Rehoboth Rehoboth Beach's Ultimate Boutique Hotel
Colleen Evans
Are you dreaming of a luxe beach getaway this fall? You can do just that at the Hotel Rehoboth, at 247 Rehoboth Avenue. This gem of a boutique beach hotel offers impeccable service, an amazing location, and unbeatable beach access. Whether your plans include a relaxing getaway with friends or family, the Hotel Rehoboth has everything you need to make your stay memorable.
The hotel's lobby and guest rooms are airy and luxe, decorated in hues reflecting Coastal Delaware beaches with sumptuous textures and wood elements that make every space lend itself to a coastal feel. All 52 guest rooms and suites feature luxury creature comforts, high-end toiletries in the shower, plush robes in the wardrobe, and high thread count linens on the bed. Suites have expansive living rooms for a quick lounge or afternoon drink though with so many restaurants and bars to experience, it'd be a shame to hide out.
There's no better way to start your morning than a gourmet breakfast buffet in Lupo restaurant, located on the hotel's street level. Included in the hotel room rate is a made-from-scratch bountiful breakfast buffer that is only offered to in-house hotel guests.
After breakfast head down to the beach - with a complimentary shuttle manned by the hotel's well-known and loved ambassador Eddie - and splash the day away in the surf, or laze about in the sun, then head back to your hotel room, no need to even get in the car, and just steps out the hotel's front door to great shopping, art galleries, and an incredible selection of restaurants.
But beyond good looks and superior amenities, gracious hospitality is at the heart of Hotel Rehoboth. They've thought about every little thing that guests will need from a coastal boutique hotel: afternoon wine and cheese, to evening homemade chocolate chip cookies and turn-down service. The Hotel Rehoboth team just loves hosting new and returning guests and creating memorable experiences for them. Their goal is to be welcoming and go above and beyond to make your stay fabulous.
Hotel Rehoboth is one of the best-rated hotels in Coastal Delaware and offers endless options, exceptional service, and excellence in an intimate, unique setting to create your ideal vacation and an unforgettable experience.
Reservations and additional information: 877-247-7346
Cheers to 50 Years! The Back Porch Café celebrates casual fine dining!
Colleen Evans
More than 50 years in, The Back Porch Cafe, at 59 Rehoboth Avenue, is a shining fine dining institution. The restaurant is a stunning space that exudes warmth and energy, and has earned its excellent reputation through its approachable yet well-executed menu,
The owners since 2019 - Dmitri Shubich and wife Aksana Varanova - knew to keep all the best parts of the restaurant in place, continuing to serve The Back Porch’s legendary Crisp Veal Sweetbread, Pepper Cured Loin of Tuna, Rabbit Bolognese, Pan Seared Halibut, Key Lime Pie, and White Chocolate Bread Pudding. Exuding elegance without pretension, the impeccable service and delectable food promise an unforgettable experience.
Shubich explains what is so special about their familiar favorites on the menu for the last 50 years. “Our coffee is an organic French Roast, purchased from a fair trade-based company, we make everything but the baguettes here in house. That includes the jam offered at Sunday Brunch, the Ginger Beer made fresh for the Dark and Stormy's, and freshly squeezed lemonade.” And while the food is fantastic, the staff also makes this spot a pleasure to dine at.
The Back Porch is a common meeting spot for visitors and Rehoboth Beach’s community movers and shakers. And it’s no wonder, with its outstanding wine selections and chef-driven menu.
Restaurant trends may come and go, but the backbone of Rehoboth Beach is its classic restaurants – and there’s no better time to try restaurant icon the Back Porch!
Contact info: backporch46@gmail.com, (302) 227-3674.
FINS Fish House & Raw Bar / Claws
Dan Slagle
FINS Fish House & Raw Bar and Claws Seafood House are two treasures from the FINS Hospitality Group. FINS Fish House & Raw Bar, at 243 Rehoboth Avenue, has been a beloved Rehoboth Beach landmark for over 20 years. Founded by Jeff Hamer, this iconic establishment is the flagship of the FINS Hospitality Group, celebrated for its fresh oysters, an extensive selection of fresh fish, craft beers, and an unbeatable Happy Hour. Whether you're in the mood for a casual bite or a unique drink at one of our two inviting bars, FINS promises an unforgettable dining experience.
Just a short stroll away at 167 Rehoboth Avenue, Claws Seafood House awaits you. Since its opening in 2006, Claws has become a beachside favorite, renowned for its succulent crabs, fresh seafood, and the warm, welcoming atmosphere fostered by its dedicated staff. The rustic charm of this crab shack offers all the comfort you’d expect, making every visit feel like a homecoming. Once you experience the inviting ambiance of our bar, you'll find yourself eagerly counting down the days until your next visit.
Here is all the direction you need for your next visit to Rehoboth Beach!
News from Rehoboth Beach Main Street
Rehoboth Beach Main Street seeks NOMINEES for the 2024 Cottage & Town Awards
Rehoboth Beach Main Street’s Design Committee is delighted to announce the return of the coveted Cottage & Town Awards. We are currently seeking nominees for our 2024 awards for projects completed between June 2023 and June 2024. Is your home, your friend’s, or a local business award-worthy? Anyone can nominate a residential or commercial property located within the city limits. The Rehoboth Beach Main Street Board will select the winners.
Award categories are:
● Residential Renovation–Restoration
● Residential New Build
● Commercial Renovation–Restoration Preservation
● Landscape/Hardscape Architectural Renovation–Restoration
Timeline:
● Nomination deadline is Monday, September 23, at 5:00pm
● Winners will be notified on September 30
● Awards will be presented on Sunday, October 6, at 3:00pm at the Tiki Hut Restaurant, 101 N Boardwalk, Atlantic Sands Hotel!
To nominate a property, please email dan@downtownrb.com with the property address, project completion date, nominee phone number, and a brief description of why the property is worthy of the award. Or, you may call the RBMS office at 302-227-2772 to provide the same information.
Downtown Rehoboth Beach Locations for Corporate Events, Conferences, and Conventions
Did you know that downtown Rehoboth Beach prides itself on going the extra mile for meeting and event planners? During the last several months RBMS staff and volunteers have been compiling information about the venues that some of our members offer for special events, such as corporate events, conferences, and conventions. This information is found on the Rehoboth Beach Main Street website at Event Venues | Rehoboth Beach Main Street (downtownrb.com). On this page, you will find information regarding the number of spaces each venue has available, room(s) capacity, indoor/outdoor availability, whether open year-round or in-season only, and other pertinent information.
RBMS members with venue availability are:
· Above the Dunes
· Atlantic Sands Hotel & Conference Center
· Blackwall Hitch at the Beach
· Boardwalk Plaza Hotel
· Canalside Inn
· Coast Rehoboth Beach, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
· Downtown Blues
· Egg
· Hotel Rehoboth
· Rehoboth Beach Convention Center
· Shorebreak Lodge Restaurant
· Sirocco
· Village Improvement Association
The staff at Rehoboth Beach Main Street (302-227-2772) is prepared to assist with about anything you need in planning your corporate event, conference, or convention.
News from RBMS Members
Radio Rehoboth Seeks Volunteers
Jerry Filbin
Radio Rehoboth (99.1 WWSX-LP), coastal Delaware’s community-based public radio station, is looking for volunteers in a variety of roles. Currently, the community not-for-profit station is searching for both on-air volunteers to broaden its programming as well as development volunteers who can work on fundraising events and outreach. They are also looking for volunteers willing to take a role in programming production to help take full advantage of the station's new production software environment and program internet streaming capability.
Did you ever think of working in radio? Now is your chance! No experience is required- just a commitment to working with the dedicated volunteer team and a willingness to learn in a supportive environment.
For more information, you can reach out to the station’s general manager, Jeff Balk at: jeff@radiorehoboth.com or 302-401-9991
Congratulations to Louie's Pizza! Celebrate 50th Anniversaries!
For fifty years, Louie’s Pizza has been in the know when it comes to dough! Serving delicious pizza just a few feet down from the boardwalk, Louie's Pizza started in the summer of ‘74 and is still going strong! Louie’s has served millions of satisfied, hungry customers over the years. Many beachgoers make pizza at Louie’s an annual tradition when visiting our town.
Louie’s Pizza has been a family-run business for three generations! Current owners Tony and Tim Gouvas use the same recipes and follow the same business ethics as their dad. Luckily for us, Louie’s will remain true to its roots far into the future, as Louie’s grandchildren are fully involved in the business, ensuring that Louie’s will continue to serve delicious pizza in Rehoboth for the next fifty years. Thank you to the Gouvas families and Louie’s employees.
Announcements from Above the Dunes!
Exciting Job Opportunities Await!
Above the Dunes is searching for enthusiastic, dedicated hostesses and servers to join our team. If you're ready to take your career to new heights, we want to hear from you! Send your application to mike@abovethedunes.com.
Raise A Glass to Make A Difference!
Enjoy our refreshing Tito's Pineapple Mule for just $10 or savor the classic ATD Bloody Mary for $15. Until August 31st, with every "Specialty Cocktail" sold, Tito's will generously donate $1 to the Travis Manion Foundation, up to $5,000.
Sip, savor, and support a great cause with us at Above the Dunes. Click here to reserve your table!
Above the Dunes
101 S Boardwalk Fl 2, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
(302) 226-2000
Check Out Our Website! https://abovethedunes.com/
Internet and Social Media Stats
● Facebook Reach: 70,065 (Wow!); 2,376 Reactions, 116 Shares; posts with the most views—Paul Lovett’s lecture (25,880), Hotel Rehoboth (8,859), Lydia’s Grab&Go (3,764), Rehoboth Beach Patrol (2,921), Blue Monkey (2,457).
● Instagram: 13,615 Views; 689 Likes, 71 Shares, 8 Comments, 21 Saves; posts with the most views—RB lifeguard competition (1,254), Blue Monkey (1,046), Stitch Stash (855), Uncle David’s Ice Cream (763), RB Pride (763).
● Website: 10,736 page views, 9,683 site sessions, 6,662 unique visitors; most views—Webcams (6,937), Shop Directory (1,160), Eat Directory (420), About Us (349), Map (179), Opportunities (120).
● Google Ads: 28,443 Impressions, 620 Clicks.
In addition, through early August, we have uploaded 30 videos on TikTok. We have 86 Followers on the RBMS TikTok page and have received 576 Likes. Of the 30 videos, 4 are interviews with business owners (Lydia’s, Rehoboth Breeze, Above the Dunes, Double Dippers), and the remainder are montages of RBMS members. More TikTok videos, including several interviews, have been added & will be reported on next month. Stay tuned!
Recognizing Our Volunteers: Steve Scheffer
Mark May
While Steve is newly elected to the RBMS Board and serves as the Chair for our Economic Vitality Committee, he is no stranger to neighbors and businesses in Rehoboth Beach. Steve was a former City Commissioner from 2018 to 2020 and has served on the City’s Bandstand and Convention Center Committee (2018-2021). Steve and his wife, Daphne, have lived in Rehoboth Beach full-time since 2017; community involvement has been his theme from the beginning!
Before being named to the Board, Steve served on RBMS’s Economic Vitality Committee since 2018 and was co-chair last year. Steve and Daphne are both retired Federal employees. Steve worked for the US Department of Education as a supervisory contracting officer and contract specialist during his 5-year tour at DoE. Before that, Steve worked for various consulting firms including Price Waterhouse, IBM, Perot Systems, and Dell Services as an acquisition manager and contracts manager.
Steve grew up in Altoona, PA where he attended Altoona Area High School and then off to Penn State University where he majored in Economics. Steve attended Penn State on a Navy ROTC scholarship and received his commission as an Ensign in the US Navy Supply Corps upon graduation. In the Navy, he held a variety of leadership positions in customer service, purchasing, and acquisition, including payroll and retail operations aboard the supply ship, USS Kalamazoo.
As City residents, Steve and Daphne love the convenience and vitality of our downtown. Steve enjoys walking, biking, and reading as well as the shopping and dining venues in town. Welcome aboard to Steve. RBMS is very fortunate to have him on deck!
City Update!
Paving Projects
Several significant paving projects are planned for this fall. As soon as the summer parking season is over, overnight work to repave the length of Rehoboth Avenue will begin. Work will occur from 6 pm-6 am daily Sunday evening through Friday morning. Lane closures will occur overnight during the work; flaggers will be on-site to assist with traffic control. Parking restrictions will be necessary in work zones
Also starting in mid-September, the city will work on replacing a water main and some associated piping in the ocean block of Maryland Avenue with paving to follow along with 1st Street from Baltimore Avenue to past Virginia Avenue. Maryland Avenue will be closed to through traffic and lane closures should be expected on 1st Street while work is ongoing. Resident access will be maintained throughout the project.
Updates for both projects will be posted to the Additional Projects page at Reach Out Rehoboth.
Tedder Talks Debuts!
Monthly ‘Tedder Talks’ video series designed to bring enhanced communication, transparency to Rehoboth community The City of Rehoboth Beach has released the first episode of Tedder Talks – Rehoboth Beach, a monthly video program that features City Manager Taylour Tedder interacting with city staff and community members to share information about city programs and community efforts. The nearly eight-minute August program, which introduces efforts related to enhanced transparency and focuses on the Rehoboth Beach Patrol, is available on the city’s YouTube channel. “I started a Tedder Talks monthly video program when I was city manager in Boulder City,” Tedder says. “It was well-received and served as a great tool to provide information about people and issues impacting the city. We thought we’d try it here as a fresh, friendly way for the community to receive information.”
Residents and viewers may share comments about Tedder Talks – Rehoboth Beach and general feedback for the city manager via the city’s Reach Out Rehoboth engagement platform. Comments can be shared via the Talk to CM Taylour Tedder tool on the Hot Topics page.
The city has contracted with W Films to produce the monthly programs. The September episode will focus on code enforcement.
Bring on the fall events
Even though Summer Concert Series performances are coming to an end after this weekend, there's a lot of activity on tap for this fall. September and October are two of the busiest months in Rehoboth Beach for special events. And the Rehoboth Beach Farmers Market continues through October, every Tuesday from 10:00am-2:00pm at Grove Park.
City-approved special events (and only those that are approved by the city) are posted to the City of Rehoboth Beach online calendar; typically a link to the event's website can be found there.
News from the Delaware Division of Small Business
Free Business Seminar!
Did you know that the Small Business Development Center sponsors a small business seminar once a month with the Delaware Small Business Chamber? These seminars are FREE to attend. You will receive practical tips and expert advice on starting or growing your small business. The seminars are held every third Thursday at 11:00am. The location is at 700 Capitol Trail, suite 11F, in Newark at the Delaware Small Business Chamber office. Get more information about this and other events by visiting their website Welcome – Delaware Small Business Development Center (delawaresbdc.org) or https://www.dsbchamber.com/all-upcoming-events
Delaware Business Expo
On Thursday, September 19, 2024 from 4pm-7pm, the Delaware Division of Small Business will be hosting the Delaware Business Expo, the largest business-to-business networking event in Delaware! The event is a joint collaboration between the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and the Better Business Bureau of Delaware!
Reconnect with colleagues, gain valuable insight on growth, financing, and reputation management, and showcase your brand, services, and products in front of hundreds of new contacts and prospects.
Even better: The Delaware Business Expo is free to attend! Learn more by clicking here: Delaware Chamber of Commerce Website.
Save the Date!
For full descriptions of the events listed below, go to the Save-the-Date page on the RBMS Website.
Rehoboth Beach Library
226 Rehoboth Avenue
For a full calendar of events during September at the library, please visit Rehoboth Beach Public Library - LibCal - Delaware Libraries
Gallery 50 Contemporary Art & Frame Shop Presents:
Judith Judy “Visions of Nature”—Opening Night Reception
Friday, 8/30, 5:30–8:00pm
50A Wilmington Avenue
Saturday 8/31 – Sunday 9/1
A Night of Comedy
Saturday, 8/31
Rehoboth Beach Convention Center
229 Rehoboth Avenue
A Night of Dance
Sunday, 9/1: Doors open at 7:00pm. Dance ends at 1:00am
Rehoboth Beach Convention Center
229 Rehoboth Avenue
James Sears | Queering Rehoboth Beach
Sunday, 9/1, 1:00–3:00pm
133 Rehoboth Avenue
Races2Run Beast of the Beach
Monday 9/2, 7:30–9:00am
Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk
Monday, 9/2, 6:00–6:30pm
Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk
FURst Friday
Friday, 9/6, 5:00–7:00pm
Aqua Grill
57 Baltimore Avenue
Stephen Cremen | Finally Naked
Saturday, 9/7, 11:00am–1:00pm
133 Rehoboth Avenue
Gregg Podolski | The Recruiter
Saturday, 9/7, 1:00–3:00pm
133 Rehoboth Avenue
Saturday, 9/7, 6:00–9:30pm
Kings Creek Country Club
1 Kings Creek Circle, Rehoboth Beach
Fay Jacobs & Peter Rosenstein | Big Girls Don't Fry | Born This Gay
Sunday, 9/8, 11:00am–1:00pm
133 Rehoboth Avenue
Tuesday, 9/10 – Tuesday, 10/15, 9:00am–10:00am
11 Christian Street
Rehoboth Beach Bears 2024 Weekend
Thursday, 9/12 – Sunday, 9/15
Various locales
Laura Spence-Ash | Beyond That, The Sea
Friday, 9/13, 10:00–11:00 am
Lewes Public Library 111 Adams St.Lewes DE
To register: Conversation with Laura Spence-Ash | Beyond That, the Sea - LibCal - Delaware Libraries
Friday, 9/13 – Sunday, 9/15, 6:00–8:00pm
Gallery 50
50 Wilmington Avenue
Sunday, 9/14 – Sunday, 10/10,
Exhibition Hours: Monday through Friday, 10:00am–4:00pm, and Saturday and Sunday, 10:00am–2:00pm
511 Rehoboth Avenue
Gavin Smith | Tomboy and Tomgirl
Saturday, 9/14, 11:00am–1:00pm
133 Rehoboth Avenue
Sunday, 9/15, 9:30am
Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk
Marlene Everhardt | Baseball: "DEAF"initely FUN
Sunday, 9/15, 11:00am–1:00pm
133 Rehoboth Avenue
Beer Bust
Sunday, 9/15, 2:00–8:00pm
Aqua Grill
57 Baltimore Avenue
Monday, 9/16 – Monday, 12/16
11:30am–1:30pm
11 Christian Street
Tuesday, 9/17 - Tuesday, 9/24, 11:00am–noon
11 Christian Street
Thursday, 9/19 – Thursday, 10/24, 9:00am–11:30am
11 Christian Street
9/19–9/29
20 Baltimore Avenue
Friday, 9/20, 9:00am–1:00pm
11 Christian Street
Friday, 9/20, 11:00am–4:00pm
CAMP Rehoboth Community Center
37 Baltimore Avenue
Friday, 9/20, to Sunday, 9/22
Aqua Bar & Grill
57 Baltimore Avenue
Friday, 9/20 – Friday, 12/20, 2:30–4:00pm
11 Christian Street
Saturday, 9/21, 8:30am–12:00pm
Grove Park: Columbia Avenue and Grove Street
Saturday, 9/21, 1:00–4:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand (starting point)
Lois Hoffman | Don't Touch That, Oscar!
Sunday, 9/22, 11:00am–1:00pm
133 Rehoboth Avenue
Tuesday, 9/24, 9:00–10am
11 Christian Street
Friday 9/27, 6:00pm
Atlantic Sands Hotel & Conference Center
1 Baltimore Avenue
Friday, 9/27, Saturday 9/28, & Sunday, 9/29
Epworth United Methodist Church
19285 Holland Glade Road
Saturday, 9/28, 10:00am
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Saturday, 9/28, 5:00pm doors open, 6:30pm games begin
Rehoboth Beach Convention Center
229 Rehoboth Avenue
Saturday, 9/28, 5:30-8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk
Super Saturday Yard Sale!
Saturday, 9/28, 8:30am – 3:30pm (Please no Early Birds!)
Village Improvement Association Clubhouse
415 N Boardwalk
Proceeds to benefit local charities. Rain or shine.
Dogfish Head—Milton Brewery
Sunday, 9/29, 9:00–11:00am
6 Cannery Village Center, Milton DE
An Evening of Magic, Comedy, And Fun with The Amazing Randy Forster
Thursday, 10/10, doors open 6:00pm, showtime 6:30pm
415 North Boardwalk
Friday, 10/11 – Sunday, 10/27
Baltimore Avenue
Greer Maneval’s First Art Show!
Name That Tune
Wednesday, 10/23, 5:00–8:00pm
The Pines Restaurant (upstairs)
56 Baltimore Avenue
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