August 2025 Newsletter
- RBMainStreet
- Jul 29
- 17 min read
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The Lazy, Hazy Days of Summer
Jim Mease
It’s hard to believe it is already August and we are in the middle of our summer season! August is the 8th month of the year in the modern Gregorian calendar, but it was the sixth month of the year in ancient Roman times. It derives its name from Augustus Caesar, a significant figure in Ancient Rome. He was the first Roman Emperor and the grandnephew of the previous ruler, Julius Caesar, who had July named after him.
August marks the last full month of summer and is known for its heat and humidity, often referred to as the Dog Days of Summer alongside July. Historically, in ancient Greece and Rome, these days were seen as a time of drought and unrest, driven by extreme heat. The term "Dog Days" is associated with the rising of Sirius, the Dog Star, which the ancients believed contributed to the sweltering temperatures of summer. The name Sirius originates from the Greek word "seirios," meaning "scorching." For ancient Egyptians, the rise of Sirius signaled the onset of the Nile's flood season. While modern science debunks the star's influence on weather, its seasonal appearance is still tied to the folklore of the Dog Days, which typically occur in mid-to-late summer.
The Old Farmer's Almanac defines the Dog Days as the 40 days from July 3 to August 11, marking the peak of summer heat after the solstice. This period coincides with Rehoboth's high season, attracting crowds seeking relief from the heat.
While August lacks a federal holiday, it offers many observances worth celebrating. August 1 is Lammas Day, an ancient festival marking the wheat and corn harvest, during which fresh loaves were traditionally blessed. August 3rd celebrates National Watermelon Day, making it the perfect time to savor this summer's favorite fruit. Cats Nights on August 17 is inspired by an Irish legend about witches and the belief that cats have nine lives. Finally, August 26 is Women’s Equality Day, commemorating the 1920 ratification of the 19th Amendment, granting women the right to vote in the U.S.
August weekly observances begin August 1st through the 7th, when you can honor International Clown Week by donning your favorite clown suit and performing fun clown activities. Did you know a female clown is known as a clunt? From August 3 to 9, we celebrate National Farmers Market Week, highlighting the importance of farmers' markets. The second week of August is also National Resurrect Romance Week, a time to reconnect with your special someone. Additionally, August 12-26 marks World Photography Week, encouraging people to share their photos on social media.
Monthly celebrations in August feature several notable events, including National Traffic Awareness Month, which promotes safety for all road users in Rehoboth Beach and Delmarva. It’s also National Goat Cheese Month, perfect for exploring unique flavors, and Boomers Making a Difference Month, honoring the contributions of Baby Boomers to communities. These observances reflect the vibrant life in Rehoboth Beach.
This month, RBMS has selected several member businesses to spotlight. Kilwins Ice Cream at 140 Rehoboth Avenue is the place for you. If cycling is your passion, don't miss Rehoboth Cycle Sports, a full-service bike shop at 174 Rehoboth Avenue. They specialize in both electric and regular bike rentals, including all the associated accessories you may need. Of course, for a great time, visit Funland Amusement Park, located at 6 Delaware Avenue and the Boardwalk, which offers entertainment the whole family can enjoy, featuring amusement rides, family-style games, and an arcade. You'll be glad you stopped by. After a day on the beach or shopping, you may want to relax at Somewhere at 52 Baltimore Avenue, a pet-friendly tropical beach bar specializing in a blend of Caribbean Coastal comfort food for brunch and happy hour. All of these establishments will make your day one to remember, leaving you longing for your next visit. Rehoboth Beach main street volunteers have visited each of these places, and you can read more about their experience at each one later in this newsletter.
The High Season continues through August, and we encourage everyone to be mindful of bikers, scooters, motorcycles, joggers, dog walkers, and traffic while out and about. Whether you are on the boardwalk or browsing the many stores on the avenues, take time to enjoy the earth planters maintained by the volunteers from Rehoboth in Bloom. The canal side garden by the Rehoboth Beach Museum and the Verrazano Garden at Olive Avenue and the Boardwalk are also not to be missed this time of year, as they display their colorful array of summertime colors. Ensure you stay hydrated during the hazy, hot, and humid days of August and take the opportunity to enjoy all the pleasures of summertime in Rehoboth Beach.
Current and past issues of the newsletter are available on the RBMS website at: Newsletter | Home| Rehoboth Beach Main Street (downtownrb.com)
New Business and Membership Renewals
RBMS thanks Penny Lane Mall and Second Block Hospitality,* renewing at the Gold Partner Level
RBMS thanks Jolly Trolley for renewing at the Silver Partner level.
RBMS thanks these businesses for renewing at the Bronze Partner level:
· Fun for All Toys
· Bernadette’s Beach Boutique
· Jewelstar
*Second Block Hospitality includes Aqua, Bodhi, Drift, and The Pines.
Showcasing Rehoboth Businesses
Kilwins
Maria Misak
The first time I walked down Rehoboth Avenue years ago, one particular storefront caught my eye - Kilwins. Growing up in Michigan, I was very familiar with Kilwins and their heavenly in-store-made fudge and other delights. Anyone who has walked by their storefront at 140 Rehoboth Avenue has seen the decadent offerings, from chocolate-dipped pretzel rods and handmade fudge to gourmet caramel apples almost too pretty to eat.
But on hot summer days like we’ve been experiencing recently, it’s their ice cream that draws me in. Kilwins has been making ice cream since 1985, and has perfected its original recipe, a premium, kosher-certified treat which is only sold in their stores.
On this particular day, my friend Peter and I had just enjoyed dinner at a local spot and decided on an ice cream nightcap. He has heard many stories of my life in Michigan, and he hadn’t experienced a Kilwins cone, so this was the night to introduce him to something special.
The first challenge was walking past the fudge, chocolates, and apple displays, but we managed to reach the back counter, where we immediately knew we had to have one of the in-store-made waffle cones. Although you can customize with toppings and add flavors, we opted to keep it simple; I got a cappuccino chocolate chip, and Peter got the sea salt caramel.
But I must say I chuckled when I saw the “Superman” ice cream (a swirled mix of pink, yellow, and blue) - fellow Michiganders can attest to its regional popularity.
Decadent treats in hand, we finished the evening with a stroll on the boardwalk. Perfect ending to a summer night in town.
Kilwins has been delighting people with their chocolates and other products for decades. Many of these products are made fresh in each store, allowing customers to watch the process. It’s like watching an artist create something beautiful out of something ordinary. Pop in next time you walk by - you’ll be glad you did.
Somewhere
Peter Beck
In the words of one Google reviewer: “Somewhere is where taste buds do the cha-cha, and the universe winks at your appetite.” With such an intriguing review, I knew that this was the place we had to go for dinner and drinks when my friend Greg visited from DC.
Located in a classic, 100-year-old Victorian-era building, you will find Somewhere at 52 Baltimore Avenue. In 2020, the charming space previously occupied by the Iguana Grill and Cantina became available. Owners Aileen Hearn and Kyle Ten-Eyck renovated the structure with bright paint and new equipment. Thus, a mystical oasis in the heart of Rehoboth Beach was born!
Diners love sitting outside on the veranda, a perfect spot for people-watching along the avenue. Even more appealing is the cozy outdoor oasis and sand patio constructed on the side of the building. It’s so much fun to eat and drink with friends while your feet are in the sand, relaxing in the rattan wicker chair, sipping a cocktail, or lounging on the comfy Adirondack chairs. What an ideal way to spend an evening!
That night, Greg and I were greeted by a warm and friendly waitress who made us feel comfortable and was very attentive throughout our meal. We kicked off dinner with the winning margarita from the 2025 RBMS Margarita Crawl. The delicious margarita was a fantastic start to the evening. I ordered a scrumptious smash burger, while Greg opted for a mahi-mahi taco; both are favorites among regular visitors to Somewhere.
Additionally, Somewhere is open for brunch. During previous visits, I enjoyed the Eggs Splenidict with crab cake and the excellent breakfast sandwich on a croissant. Yum!
By the way, if you’re a coffee lover, you’ll be pleased to know that Somewhere has a fully manual espresso machine imported from Italy, which makes delicious coffee drinks. Be sure to try their excellent espresso martini sometime.
Be sure to check out Somewhere by calling 302-858-6280 or visiting their website at somewhereatthebeach.com.
Rehoboth Cycle Sports
Robert Howley
Rehoboth Cycle Sports, located in the heart of downtown at 174 Rehoboth Avenue, is a locally owned, female-run, full-service bike shop in the heart of Rehoboth Beach. Owned by Katie and Nate Baker, the shop opened in early 2020 in the former "Bike To Go" location. The Bakers moved from Arlington, Virginia, inspired by their longtime friends Brian and Megan Kellman, owners of Lewes Cycle Sports.
The shop offers a wide selection of Trek, Electra, and Townie bikes, along with a diverse rental fleet catering to all types of riders. Services include bike repairs, tune-ups, and a convenient off-season pick-up and drop-off repair option. Whether you're a casual cruiser or a serious cyclist, the friendly team at Rehoboth Cycle Sports is ready to help you gear up and ride!
A Summer Tradition Lives on at Funland—Celebrating Their 63rd Season!
Colleen Evans
In a world that seems to change by the minute, Funland at 6 Delaware Avenue & the Boardwalk) remains a comforting constant for families returning to Rehoboth Beach year after year. As they celebrate their 63rd season, they are proud to continue offering an experience where generations come together to create new memories while reliving old ones.
Since opening its doors in 1962, Funland has been more than just a place to ride the boats or test your skill on the skeeball lanes—It’s been a cherished tradition passed down from grandparents to parents to children. Funland often hears from visitors who share stories of their childhood visits, now watching their kids light up with the same joy they once felt. In an ever-evolving world, that kind of continuity is rare, significant, and something the Funland family is proud to offer.
They increasingly find that their customers come into Funland looking for a nostalgic step back in time, simple fun, kind smiles, and the magic of spending time together. Whether it's a ride on the iconic Haunted Mansion or a spin on the carousel, they invite you to forget the stress of everyday life and be part of something enduring.
Funland is honored to be a part of so many family traditions and is incredibly grateful to its guests, who return each year to make Funland a part of their summer stories. Here’s to another season of smiles, screams, and sweet moments that will live on for generations to come.
News from Rehoboth in Bloom
Peter Beck
In Shakespeare’s Sonnet 54, he writes, "The rose looks fair, but fairer we it deem / For that sweet odour which doth in it live." He suggests that true beauty extends beyond surface appearances. It is enriched by inner qualities like truth and integrity, much like a rose’s fragrance enhances its beauty.
As you walk through town this summer, you'll notice beautiful planters filled with flowers that enhance the atmosphere and vibrancy of your day, and hopefully, you can connect with YOUR inner beauty! We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the many Rehoboth in Bloom volunteers for their outstanding efforts!!
News from RBMS
Donation Opportunities
You can now donate to RBMS directly from our Website! Go to Donate | Rehoboth Beach Main Street to make an online donation to RBMS and to Rehoboth in Bloom | Rehoboth Beach Main Street to make a donation to the RBMS program, Rehoboth in Bloom.
News from RBMS Members
Set the Stage for the Perfect Evening at The Pines!
ALL SUMMER LONG! The Pines Rehoboth Beach is generously offering Clear Space Theatre patrons 25% off their entire check (including alcohol) when they dine before or after a show. Just bring your tickets!
The Pines Coastal Tavern is known for its excellent hospitality, cozy vibes, and delicious food! The Pines is delighted to partner with Clear Space and offer this opportunity to enhance your theatre experience and save money!
Reserve your table today by calling (302) 567-2726 or by visiting www.thepinesrb.com/reservations
Rehoboth Beach Historical Society Beach Ball
The Rehoboth Beach Historical Society is celebrating its 20th Anniversary this Fall! A significant event for the celebration is the Beach Ball, to be held during the 20th Anniversary Weekend: October 9–11, 2025. The Rehoboth Beach Historical Society’s beloved Beach Ball fundraiser has been bringing our community together for two decades. This year, the Society is taking it to the next level with a full weekend of exciting events!
● Live and Silent Auctions
● Local, artisan cuisine
● The Funsters for that ‘70s vibe that keeps everyone dancing!
● New for 2025 – three amazing events; one GREAT weekend!
The Beach Ball Weekend events include a Wine Dinner on October 9, a Masterclass Wine Seminar on October 10, and the Beach Ball Gala Dinner + Auction on October 11.
Get your Beach Ball Weekend tickets now! Visit www.auctria.events/BeachBall2025
News from CAMP Rehoboth
In addition to CAMP Rehoboth’s ongoing programs, two big events are planned for August: Dine & Donate Mingo at Palm Beach Bar & Grill and the annual CAMP Rehoboth SUNFESTIVAL. See Events below and on the RBMS Website Events page for additional information.
News from Clear Space Theatre
Barefoot & Bowtie: A Night in Black & White—21st Anniversary Gala will be held on Friday 9/26, 6:00–10:00pm, at the Rehoboth Beach Country Club, 221 West Side Drive, Rehoboth Beach. This is always a fun event–and a highlight is learning about the plays and musicals to be produced in the coming year!
Congratulations to Above the Dunes!
Delaware Today has named Above the Dunes as a Top Waterfront Restaurant in Delaware! The article notes, “With rivers and wetlands aplenty throughout the First State and the Atlantic Ocean in the south, Delaware is home to some great waterfront restaurants. Whether you’re looking for a happy hour on the Wilmington riverfront, brunch with an ocean view, or anything in between, there are plenty of options for dining with water views in the First State. …Above the Dunes is beloved by locals and tourists alike for both the food and the ambiance. Enjoy a diverse menu of seafood and classic American fare while taking in ocean views from the second floor of this boardwalk building.”
Best of Delaware Winners Announced
Congratulations to the Downtown Rehoboth Beach businesses that were recognized as Best of Delaware winners! Each year, Delaware Today reaches out to the magazine’s readers to hear which companies, people, and places you think are the best of the best in the region. After compiling the results of our readers’ ballot and elimination round voting, Delaware Today is happy to present the stellar lineup of winners for 2025.
The winners are:
Day Spa (Manicures, Pedicures, Facials, Etc.)
Downstate, Readers: The Avenue Apothecary & Spa·
Hair Salon (Men)
Downstate, Readers: Bad Hair Day
Hair Salon (Women)
Downstate, Readers: Bad Hair Day
Swimwear
Downstate, Readers: Pineapple Princess Swimwear·
Radio Station for News
Downstate, Readers: Radio Rehoboth 99.1·
American Restaurant
Downstate, Readers: Salt Air Kitchen + Bar·
Appetizers
Downstate, Readers: Bethany Blues (including Downtown Bethany Blues)
Candy/Chocolate Shop
Downstate, Readers: Candy Kitchen
Catering
Downstate, Readers: SoDel Concepts
Chef
Downstate, Readers: Ryan Cunningham, SoDel Concepts
Espresso Martini at the Beach
Editors: Somewhere
Greek/Mediterranean
Downstate, Readers: Cafe Azafran·
Italian (Upscale)
Downstate, Readers: DiFebo’s
Japanese
Downstate, Readers: The Cultured Pearl Restaurant & Sushi Bar
Late-Night Menu
Downstate, Readers: Bethany Blues (including Downtown Bethany Blues)·
Lunch Spot
Downstate, Readers: Arena’s Deli & Bar·
Oysters
Downstate, Readers: FINS Ale House & Raw Bar
Poke Bowl
Downstate, Readers: Nalu Surf Bar & Grill·
Restaurant Wine List
Downstate, Readers: Salt Air Kitchen + Bar
Sandwiches
Downstate, Readers: Arena’s Deli & Bar
`Small Plates/Tapas
Downstate, Readers: Café Azafran·
Sushi
Downstate, Readers: The Cultured Pearl Restaurant & Sushi Bar
Thai
Downstate, Readers: Bodhi Kitchen
Turkish Fusion
Editors: Aroma Mediterranean Cuisine
Radio Station for News
Downstate, Readers: Radio Rehoboth 99.1
Internet and Social Media Stats
Facebook: In June, 244,600 Views (up 24% from May), Reach was 112,100 (up 32%). Most views: Celebrate the Marriage of Freddie Lutz and Johnny Cervantes (93,684), Rehoboth Beach Bandstand (57,209), Rehoboth Beach Fireworks (37,275), Clear Space Theatre—Hairspray (25,389), Modern Imprint Ribboncutting (12,719), and Margarita Crawl Winners (10,508).
Instagram: 10,000 Views (down 5% from May), Reach 2,000 (up 33%). Most views: Celebrate the Marriage of Freddie Lutz and Johnny Cervantes (4,787), Welcome Flora and Fauna (1,806), Modern Imprint Ribboncutting (1,567), Welcome Brooklyn Boulevard (1,308), Welcome Black Dog General Store (1,294), RBMS Newsletter (1,273), and Rehoboth Beach Fireworks (1,187).
Website: Most Views were for the Webcams (3,530), the Shop Directory (303), the Homepage (154), and the Eat Directory (151).
Google Ads: 26,900 Impressions, 643 Clicks.
Newsletter Stats: The July newsletter was sent to 2,295 subscribers. The open rate was 56%, and the Click Rate was 6.5%. Newsletter Views on the RBMS Website were 208. Most clicks were for the July Newsletter, Black Dog General Store, RBMS Homepage, Flora and Fauna, RBMS News Page, Grace Boutique, Above the Dunes, and Shorebreak Lodge.
Photo Gallery
This month, volunteer staff photographer Maria Misak shares some incredible photos she captured while strolling along our beach in the early morning before the crowds arrive!
News from the City of Rehoboth Beach
In-person voting for the city’s annual municipal election will be from 10:00am to 6:00pm at the Convention Center. Absentee ballot requests must be filed by noon Friday, August 8. Election questions? Call Donna Moore or Steven Perry at 302-227-6181, ext. 159.
Photo Competition
Rehoboth Reflections is the city's annual photo competition where submitted photos can be featured in the upcoming calendar. The deadline for entries for the 2026 calendar is September 5, 2025. Submit up to three landscape photos from around the city for a chance to be included. Click here to check out the winning photos from the 2025 calendar for inspiration and get information about the competition.
Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements
The City of Rehoboth Beach is undertaking an approximately 10-year, $70 million project to make critical improvements at its wastewater treatment plant. The city is currently nearing completion of Phase 3 of this four-phase project. Associated completed projects include the construction of the ocean outfall, the installation of an ocean outfall force main, and the replacement of the effluent pump station.
Phase 3 includes mixer replacement (which has been completed) as well as the construction of a new dewatering facility and the conversion of existing aerobic digesters to waste sludge holding tanks, which is currently underway. Phase 3B work is expected to be completed in June 2025.
Phase 4 work will include the installation of new plant controls, replacement of chemical feed systems, all sludge and scum pumps, HVAC equipment, flow control equipment, and water pumping systems. Additionally, renovations will be made to the dewatering building and three large storage tanks, as well as miscellaneous architectural repairs. Phase 4 construction costs are included in the city's capital improvement plans for the next three years, fiscal years 2026-28. Work on this phase is expected to begin in fall of 2025.
News from the Delaware Division of Small Business
The Delaware Division of Small Business has funds to distribute before December 31, 2025. If you are a small business, the State Small Business Credit Initiative (SSBCI) may be for you. The SSBCI is a federal program with $60.9 million allocated to the state of Delaware. The four key programs include:
1. For Small Businesses:
- Delaware Loan Participation Program (DELPP)
- Delaware Capital Access Program (DCAP)
2. For Startups:
- Delaware Accelerator & Seed Capital Program (DASCP)
- Delaware Early Stage Venture Capital Program (DESVC)
These programs support small and early-stage businesses that face challenges in securing traditional loans, particularly those owned by individuals who are socially and economically disadvantaged.
You can learn more about these opportunities at https://business.delaware.gov/state-small-business-credit-initiative-ssbci/
Events
For a full version of Events, go to Events | RBMainSt on the Rehoboth Beach Main Street Website.
Rehoboth Beach Library
226 Rehoboth Avenue
For a full calendar of events during August at the library, please visit Rehoboth Beach Public Library - LibCal - Delaware Libraries
Browseabout Books—Author Talks & Book Signings
For a full calendar of author talks & book signings in August, go to: Events | Browseabout Books
Friday 6/27 through September 2025
Museum Hours: Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday: 10:00am – 4:00pm; Saturday & Sunday, 10:00am – 2:00pm
511 Rehoboth Avenue
FURst Friday
Friday 8/1, 5:00–7:00pm
134 Rehoboth Avenue
7/2 – 8/26
20 Baltimore Avenue
6/24 – 8/30
20 Baltimore Avenue
6/27 – 8/28
20 Baltimore Avenue
Friday 8/1, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Saturday & Sunday 8/2–3 & 8/9–10; Saturdays 10:00am – 5:00pm, Sundays 10:00am – 4:00pm
12 Dodds Lane
Saturday 8/2, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Sunday 8/3, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Sunday, 8/3, 5:00pm
20 Baltimore Avenue
Monday 8/4, 9:00am
City Hall Commissioners Room, 2nd Floor
Tuesdays 8/5, 12, 19, & 26 10:00am – 2:00pm
Grove Park
Wednesday 8/6, 4:00–9:00pm
320 Rehoboth Avenue
Wednesday 8/6, 4:00–6:00pm
Palm Beach Grill
18585 Coastal Highway, #23
Rehoboth Beach
Thursday 8/7, 8:30–9:30am
37 Baltimore Avenue
Thursdays 8/7 & 8/28, 9:00–10:30am
Meet at the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Friday 8/8, 4:00–8:00pm
Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
19815 Coastal Highway
HEARTworks: New Paintings by Murray Archibald
8/8 – 8/27; Opening Reception Friday 8/8, 5:30–8:00pm
50-A Wilmington Avenue
Friday 8/8, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Saturday 8/9, 10:00am – 6:00pm
Convention Center
Sunday 8/10, 4:00pm
Aqua Bar & Grill
57 Rehoboth Avenue
Sunday, 8/10, 5:00pm
20 Baltimore Avenue
Sunday 8/10, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Seminar
Monday 8/11, 9:00–10:00am
11 Christian Street
Friday 8/15, 9:00am
City Hall Commissioners Room, 2nd Floor
Friday 8/15, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Saturday 8/16, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Sunday 8/17, 8:00am
Sunday, 8/17, 2:00pm
20 Baltimore Avenue
Bear Beer Bust
Sunday 8/17, 4:00–6:00pm
57 Baltimore Avenue
Sunday 8/17, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Tuesday 8/19, 7:00pm
Boardwalk Plaza Hotel
Friday 8/22, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Saturday 8/23, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Sunday, 8/24, 2:00pm
20 Baltimore Avenue
Sunday 8/24, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Friday 8/29, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Gary Fisher: "Reunion" 8/29 – 9/17
50-A Wilmington Avenue
Saturday 8/30, 8:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Saturday 8/30 – Sunday 8/31
Rehoboth Beach Convention Center
229 Rehoboth Avenue
Mark Your Calendars for These Upcoming Events in 2025!
Jackpot Bingo
Wednesday 9/3 & 9/10, Doors open at 11:30am. Games start at 1:00pm
11 Christian Street
Wednesday 9/17 – Sunday 9/21
Atlantic Sands Hotel
Jerry Strum 9/19 – 10/8, Opening reception Friday 9/19, 5:30 – 8:00pm.
50-A Wilmington Avenue
3rd Annual Mrs. Roper Romp
Saturday 9/20
Downtown locations
Friday 9/26, 6:00–10:00pm
221 West Side Drive, Rehoboth Beach
Saturday 9/27, 8:30am – 12:00pm
VIA Clubhouse
415 N Boardwalk
An Evening of Magic, Comedy, & Fun with the Amazing Randy Forster
Thursday 10/2, doors open 6:00pm, showtime begins 6:30pm
VIA Clubhouse
415 N Boardwalk
10/9–11
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