September 2025 Newsletter
- RBMainStreet
- Aug 28
- 19 min read
Labor Day
Jim Mease
Labor Day is a federal holiday that is observed on the first Monday in September. The Uniform Monday Holiday Act of 1968 standardized it in order to ensure that most workers had a guaranteed long weekend. This year it falls on the first, but it can be as late as the 7th.
The timing of Labor Day is no accident, as the holiday was intentionally placed at a point in the year when workers could use a break. It’s a time to take a moment to step back and appreciate the battles fought, the progress made, and the challenges that still remain for working people.
Positioned early in the month, Labor Day precedes the shift to fall schedules for many. Some schools start before the holiday, while others wait, allowing families a final summer trip. Positioned early in the month, it precedes the shift to fall schedules for many. This has led to Labor Day being seen as the unofficial end of summer, which officially concludes with the Autumn Equinox on the 22nd.
Here in Rehoboth Beach, the Labor Day weekend signals the beginning of the shoulder season when things begin to slow down from the hectic pace of capacity summer crowds competing for parking, restaurant reservations, and beach time. September weather, with warm afternoons but cooler mornings and evenings, still allows for many outdoor activities.
After the Labor Day weekend, there are many worthy observances for all to enjoy during September. Ginger Cat Appreciation Day is on September 1, founded by Chris Roy to honor his ginger cat, who passed in 2014. If you have a ginger cat, show extra love and support for the unique personalities they each have. On September 4th, it's Eat an Extra Dessert Day, when you can have an extra dessert. So go ahead and order two without feeling any shame or guilt. The 4th is also National Cheese Pizza Day, so order one and savor a slice of gooey cheese pizza for yourself. Then, on September 7th, it's National Beer Lovers Day, when beer lovers are encouraged to enjoy their favorite brews or try something new. Finally, on September 18, you can celebrate National Respect Day when everyone is encouraged to show respect to one another. All of these observances are easily celebrated individually or with friends while you are enjoying the sun, sand, and surf of Rehoboth Beach.
We have also selected a number of our member businesses to be showcased in this month’s newsletter. Mainstreet representatives have written about their experience with each business. The Pines, 56 Baltimore Avenue, is an American Bistro offering creative American Cuisine and craft cocktails in a lively atmosphere that is sure to please. Art off the Avenue at 33 Baltimore Avenue is a nonprofit organization that highlights local artistry to a wider audience through open venues and empty storefronts. They offer a variety of local landscapes and wildlife photography on canvas, metals, framed and matted prints, and other photography-related services. As you stroll the Avenue, get a scoop of ice cream at Archie's Ice Cream at 42 Rehoboth Avenue, where they serve up tasty homemade soft serve ice cream and drinks. Be sure and check out Rehoboth Breeze at 138 Rehoboth Avenue for high-quality t-shirts, hats, and beach apparel from both classic and funky designs that will allow you to show off your individual style.
Rehoboth Beach Main Street wishes all a safe and fun-filled Labor Day weekend. Please be mindful of bikers, scooters, joggers, dog walkers, and traffic while you are out and about in downtown Rehoboth Beach. Enjoy the beautiful plant displays on the avenues as you stroll about downtown. Rehoboth In Bloom volunteers have been working tirelessly to keep the planters, the canal side garden by the museum, and the Verrazzano garden on the boardwalk fresh and beautiful for your viewing pleasure.
Current and past issues of the newsletter are available on the RBMS website at:
New Businesses & Membership Renewals
RBMS thanks Rehoboth Cycle Sports renewing at the Gold Partner Level.
RBMS thanks these businesses for renewing at the Bronze Partner level:
Showcasing Rehoboth Businesses
The Pines Coastal Tavern
Peter Beck
If I could place an order for the perfect summer evening, it was the Monday night when Maria and I went to the Pines Coastal Tavern for dinner: no humidity, no bugs, no heat, and excellent company. We started our evening across the street at Aqua, a popular bar and grill that is also a destination of the Second Block Hospitality Group. We enjoyed our orange crushes and the live music of Robbie Lablanc, who plays folk music and soft rock from the '60s and '70s.
We then went across the street to the Pines at 56 Baltimore Avenue. We were immediately impressed by the elegant yet relaxed ambiance of the room. The hostess promptly showed us to our seats on the charming front porch overlooking Baltimore Avenue. Since it was Monday, it was Filet and Wine Night! We knew that we were going to happily devour the filet, accompanied by a tasty glass of Cabernet.
Chastity, our waitress, was gracious, warm, and welcoming, making us very comfortable. Happy diners filled the restaurant, most of whom seemed to be reveling in the steak and wine special.
The filets arrived, well done for me and medium rare for Maria. Cooked to perfection, we savored every bite! The meal came with crispy-fresh green beans and mashed potatoes, and I also ordered a serving of baby buttered carrots on the side (my favorite)! Our meal was quite filling, so there was no room for dessert.
When asked about diners' favorite dishes, Chastity told us that steak frites, salmon, and roasted chicken breast were quite popular. We will have to try them the next time we come.
Be aware that there are daily happy hour food and drink specials at the downstairs bar from 5:00-7:00pm. On Thursdays through Sundays, you can also enjoy happy hour upstairs in the Treehouse Lounge, a fabulous space to hang out with friends and chill. In the evening, a food menu featuring elevated tavern fare is available in the lounge along with numerous choices of craft cocktails. On Fridays and Saturdays, you can listen to live piano shows. Saturday is entertaining because the piano player, Mark Grafton, takes requests from the crowd and urges partygoers to sing along!
On their website, the Pines Coastal Tavern is described as “Where the pine trees meet the ocean and a classic tavern meets a modern interpretation.” Stop in while strolling down the avenue, make a reservation either online or by calling 302-567-2726, buy gift cards for friends, or cater a party.
We relished our ideal summer experience and plan to return to the Pines soon!
Art off the Avenue
Robert Howley
The new owners of Art off the Avenue, Susan McLean and Kim Johnson, are now open for business in their new shop at 33 Baltimore Avenue, Unit D/E, in downtown Rehoboth Beach.
McLean and Johnson sell a variety of local landscape and wildlife photography on canvas, metal, and as framed and matted prints. They offer a range of other photography-related services, including family portraits, professional headshots, real estate photography, commercial photography, and more. McLean also offers social media, incorporation, and registered agent services, and she helps clients with various marketing and advertising needs.
Their little part of the neighborhood is located right next to the Blue Moon, in the Shops at Baltimore Commons, in the courtyard between Beaches—The Green Truck Shop and Elegant Slumming Fine Jewelry.
In the off-season, they are open primarily on weekends, but offer consultations and appointments for private browsing seven days a week.
Rehoboth Breeze
Dan Slagle
Rehoboth Breeze, located at 138 Rehoboth Avenue, is a family-owned business celebrating its tenth anniversary in 2025. They offer top-quality T-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, and bags in both classic, funky, and humorous designs to represent the visitor’s unique Rehoboth Beach experience. A distinctive feature of Rehoboth Breeze is that many of the T-shirts they offer are Comfort Colors brand. These are 100% cotton, pre-shrunk, durable garments. Comfort Colors garments are pigment-dyed and, through the dyeing process, become incredibly soft.
Rehoboth Breeze is proud to be the only retailer in downtown Rehoboth to carry the unique designs produced by Big Hed. They also offer T-shirts and sweatshirts from a variety of sources, including Buddy By The Sea, Austin’s, Sea Dog, Planet Cotton, NuBlu Sport, Renegade, and Ocean Beach. Rehoboth Breeze offers hats from L2 Brands (Legacy) and remarkable bags from Blue Q.
Stop by Rehoboth Breeze today at 138 Rehoboth Avenue or visit them online at rehobothbreeze.com to order from their website.
Pictured Left to Right: Gale Riggs, employee; Keith Riley-Spillane, owner; Yerlan Kaliyev, employee.
Archies
Maria Misak
This summer, I got the worst possible assignment–writing about the ice cream shops in town. I mean, who in their right mind would want an assignment expecting you to spend the summer eating ice cream and other incredible treats?
Difficult though it was, I soldiered on. This month, my focus was on Archie’s, a fixture in downtown for over 10 years. As anyone who walks around town has probably noticed, they have 2 locations in town: 42 Rehoboth Avenue (at the entrance to Penny Lane) and on the other side of the street at 25 Rehoboth Avenue. So no matter which side of the avenue you are strolling on, it’s a convenient stop when you’re looking for a treat.
Archie’s ice cream is homemade in-house, and one of their claims to fame is the fruit flavors that are made with real fruit: no food coloring or extract in these delicious treats! They also offer milkshakes and soft-serve flavors, which is one of my weaknesses–especially a chocolate vanilla twist. However, since I had enjoyed their ice cream on previous visits, it was their freshly made-to-order lemonade that caught my eye on this very hot and humid day. Anyone who has walked by has certainly noticed the lemon-themed decor and the jars of lemons and oranges (for fresh orangeade) on the counter.
I opted for a raspberry lemonade. Not only was it sunshine in a cup, it was incredibly refreshing. I learned they go through several hundred lemons a day, and now that I’ve experienced this treat, I can see why. Not too sour, not too sweet–absolute perfection and the best antidote to a hot summer day.
News from RBMS
RBMS Hosts Mrs. Roper Romp 2025!
Join us for the Third Annual Mrs. Roper Romp in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, on Saturday, September 20, 2025, from 1:00 to 4:00pm! Gather on the boardwalk behind the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand at 12:45pm for a group photo.
Enjoy food and drink specials, including "Three's Company"-inspired cocktails, at participating bars and restaurants for those dressed as Mrs. Roper. This event supports Rehoboth Beach Main Street, a 501(c)(3) organization.
Wristbands for specials are $10. To purchase online.
News from RBMS Members
Something Comfortable Nominated Among Best in the USA
Intima Magazine announced Something Comfortable is among its nominees for Best Lingerie Store USA. Nominees are selected by industry leaders and serve as a benchmark of quality and customer care, providing a platform for professionals to connect and honor achievements in lingerie retail.
The Admiral on Baltimore Announces September Special
The Admiral on Baltimore special for September 2025 is Main Street Summer Fun: 15% Off when booking two or more nights. The Admiral features easy boardwalk access and an indoor pool–and is only 60 feet to the beach! Call or book online–book now–use code MAIN. www.admiralonbaltimore.com, 302-227-1300.
Delaware Online Lauds Doggie Style
In a recent article, Delaware Online reported that 7 restaurants at the Delaware beaches have five stars on Yelp. One of them is Rehoboth Beach’s Doggie Style! The article notes: “Doggie Style’s Facebook page says the restaurant offers ‘delish gourmet foot-long hotdogs,’ as well as ‘Latin American cuisine.’ Reviews praise both.” Stop in for a delicious treat!
Rehoboth Beach Bears Annual Bear Weekend
The Rehoboth Beach Bears are holding the annual Rehoboth Beach Bears Weekend, September 17 to 21. Events will include:
● Wednesday 9/17 4:00 to 9:00pm Pre-Weekend Social Happy Hour / Dinner (Beer & Benevolence) at Dogfish Brewings & Eats; 9:00pm to 1:00am Late Night Bar at Diego’s
● Thursday 9/18, 3:00 to 7:00pm Welcome Reception at the Tiki Hut; 10:00pm to 1:00am Late Night Bar at the Treehouse Lounge
● Friday 9/19 3:00 to 7:00pm Happy Hour at Above the Dunes; 7:00 to 10:00pm 10 Years of Glow Party at the Sands Hotel, 10:00pm to 1:00am Late Night Bar at Rigby’s
● Saturday 9/20 10:00am to 3:00pm Bears at Gordons Pond Beach; 7:30 to 10:00pm Entertainment–Jeff Klein; 10:00pm to 1:00am Late Night Bar at Aqua
● Sunday 9/21 8:30 to 11:00am, Breakfast at the Sands Hotel; 12:00 to 4:00pm Closing Party at the Purple Parrot.
For a full list of events and to register for the weekend, go to: Events – Rehoboth Beach Bears
3rd Annual Hook & Ladder Brewfest
The Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company will host its 3rd Annual 86 Hook & Ladder Brewfest on September 27th from noon to 4:00pm at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center!
The event will feature craft brews, music, local vendors, and good vibes–all for a great cause! All proceeds benefit The Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company, a 501(c)3 organization serving Rehoboth Beach and surrounding communities. Attendees will be able to sample beers from over a dozen Delaware-area breweries, grab some delicious bites available for purchase, and browse unique offerings from a variety of vendors. Attendees can stroll the tasting tables, vibe with the beats, and vote for a favorite brew crew for: Best in Brew, Best IPA, and Best Beard.
Funds raised will be used to purchase vital equipment, including a ladder truck, an ambulance, a fire truck, and firefighter gear. For more information and tickets, visit the website at 86brewfest.com.
The Pines / Clear Space Theatre Special
Set the stage for a perfect evening! Enjoy a meal at The Pines before a show at Clear Space Theatre! 25% off your entire check–including alcohol–when you show your Clear Space Theatre ticket. Dine-in only downstairs. Offer is subject to change at any time. Cannot be combined with any other offers. Valid for the 2025 Show Season only.
Celebrate Good Times with the CAMP Rehoboth Chorus!
Following six sold-out performances, CAMP Rehoboth Chorus caps off its fifteenth anniversary season with The Best of Times, a concert featuring audience favorites from the last fifteen years. This concert soars with “The Prayer” and “Imagine,” and rocks the house with “Disco Fever” and “The Best of the Beach Boys.” “Come Sail Away” or “Come Fly with Me,” and stop at “Blueberry Hill” or “Africa” as only Toto can play it. With offerings from Bollywood to Hollywood, this concert will make audiences “feel like dancin’.” Evening concerts are on Friday, September 26. and Saturday, September 27, at 7:00pm. Sunday matinee on September 28 at 3:00pm. All performances at Epworth United Methodist Church, 19285 Holland Glade Road, Rehoboth Beach, DE. Tickets are $30 for adults and $15 for students, available through camprehoboth.org.
Rehoboth Beach Museum Beach Ball
The Rehoboth Beach Museum is holding the annual Beach Ball in October. 20 years of fantastic fundraising fun–now an unforgettable weekend experience, to be held on October 9 through 11. The Beach Ball Weekend will feature live and silent auctions, local artisan cuisine, and The Funsters for that 70s vibe that keeps everyone dancing! Visit rbmuseum.org, Beach Ball! Page for tickets and more information.
Rehoboth Beach Main Street Ribbon Cuttings
Welcome to all of these exciting new businesses. Be sure to stop by and give them a warm Rehoboth Beach welcome!
Flora & Fauna
Be sure to stop in and check out Flora & Fauna, an exciting new business at 33 Baltimore Avenue, Suite A.
Flora & Fauna is a retail cheese shop and gourmet grocer, featuring chef-prepared baguette sandwiches, salads, to-go dinners, beach snacks, fresh local produce, locally baked bread, and a curated selection of artisanal and locally produced groceries and gifts.
Left to right:
Joe Hengel, City of Rehoboth Beach; James Mease, RBMS Board Ex Officio Member; Sherri Brown, RBMS Secretary; Herb Engert, RBMS Board Member; Julie Biggs, owner; Oliver Biggs; Carolyn Diefenderfer, RBMS Assistant Treasurer; Evan Miller, City of Rehoboth Beach; Henry Matlosz, City of Rehoboth Beach; Gwyneth Southard, City of Rehoboth Beach.
The Black Dog
Get ready to discover this beloved brand that brings its iconic island-inspired lifestyle right here to the Delaware coast. The Black Dog General Store, located at 146 Rehoboth Avenue, is your go-to for high-quality apparel, accessories for both people and their canine companions, and charming gifts for the home. Every item embodies a relaxed, nautical tradition.
Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their "Life Off the Leash" philosophy, you're sure to find something special to love at this Rehoboth Beach gem.
Left to right:
James Mease, RBMS Board Ex Officio Member; Alli Hutchinson, RBMS Board Member; Herb Engert, RBMS Board Member; Tyler Wegner, Employee; Jeniffer Donahue, Employee; Natalie Ditmars, General Manager; Braylyn Fox, Manager; Carolyn Diefenderfer, RBMS Assistant Treasurer.
Brooklyn Boulevard
Brooklyn Boulevard, located at 143 Rehoboth Avenue, consistently launches stunning new styles designed to help you look chic and elevated wherever your adventure takes you.
Left to right:
Carolyn Diefenderfer, RBMS Assistant Treasurer; Mayor Stan Mills; Katie Reilly, Owner; Dan Slagle, RBMS Executive Director; Jerry Filbin, RBMS Board Member.
News from Rehoboth in Bloom
The mission of Rehoboth in Bloom is to create a community experience and enhance the visual beauty of downtown Rehoboth Beach for all to enjoy.
How you can help power our mission:
Donate: Every dollar counts. Contribute now to help us reach our goal.
Share: Share our campaign with your friends, family, and on social media. Your advocacy can amplify our impact.
Volunteer: Your time and skills can make an impact, too.
To make a donation online, go to: Donate to Rehoboth in Bloom or use the QR Code.
To volunteer, go to: Volunteer | Rehoboth Beach Main Street
Thank you for supporting our mission. Your support is invaluable.
Announcing Aidswalk 2025!
AIDS Walk Delaware, the state's largest HIV/AIDS fundraising event, returns to Rehoboth Beach and Wilmington on Saturday, September 20. Organized by AIDS Delaware and the Delaware HIV Consortium, the event raises funds for vital HIV services, including case management, testing, prevention, housing, transportation, and mental health counseling. Proceeds will support AIDS Delaware, the Delaware HIV Consortium, and partner organizations like CAMP Rehoboth and Beautiful Gate Outreach Center. The Rehoboth walk begins at the Bandstand on Rehoboth Ave. For more details and to register or donate, visit www.aidswalkdelaware.org.
AIDS Walk Delaware is not just a fundraiser; it stands as a statement of visibility and solidarity in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
Internet and Social Media Stats
July stats: Website updates were made, including the addition of new members and updates to the About Us page. Board member bios were recently added to the About Us page. Page visits: Webcams again had the most views (10,013), followed by the Shop Directory, Homepage, Eat Directory, About Us, Newsletters, and Events.
Facebook Views were 204,300. Reach was 96,800. Most views: Rehoboth Beach Bandstand (31,966), Clear Space Theatre ‘Rent’ (29,336), Above the Dunes (18,545), Café Azafrán (11,826), RAL Cottage Tour (6,345), CAMP Rehoboth SUNFESTIVAL (6,053), and Indigo (3,929).
Instagram Views were 41,800. Reach was 4,100. Most views: Above the Dunes (2,309), Di Febo’s Aperol Party (2,123), Jolly Trolley (1,607), RAL Cottage Tour (1,500), and Art Off the Avenue (1,421).
Google Ads: In July, 36,900 Impressions, 595 Clicks. Michael will investigate the Ads data to see if we can identify the number of links selected per ad, and from which zip codes. Potential to link our data with the City’s Placer AI data.
Zeffy: The general Donate, Rehoboth in Bloom Donate, and Rehoboth in Bloom Buy a Planter pages are up and running.
August Newsletter was sent to 2,296 subscribers, with an Open Rate of 57.9% and Click Rate = 6.7%--consistent with previous months. Website views = 207. Most Click-Throughs were for the August Newsletter, RBMS Website Home Page, Somewhere, Clear Space Theatre, Sea Finds, Gifts of Serenity, Café Papillon, City of Rehoboth Beach, Funland, Browseabout Books, Bad Hair Day?, and Salt Air.
Photo Gallery-
The Rehoboth Beach Farmers Market takes place at Grove Park every Tuesday from 10:00am to 2:00pm, rain or shine, from May 6 to October 28. Staff photographer Maria Misak visited to capture images of some of the delicious items available!
Volunteer Recognition: Diane Cutler
Robert Howley
This month, we recognize the superb work of Diane Cutler, a Rehoboth in Bloom volunteer. Diane grew up in Philadelphia and graduated from Penn State University with a BS in Secondary Education/Mathematics. She started her career as a high school teacher and then went on to over 35 years in organizational development and consulting with Price Waterhouse LLC in Florida and Virginia, and Marriott International in Bethesda, Maryland, before retiring in 2016 in Rehoboth Beach.
It started 30 years ago: When visiting friends, Diane fell in love with Rehoboth Beach. In 2000, she and her husband, Mace, bought a weekend getaway in Rehoboth—a dream come true! Enjoying the beach every weekend was not enough. So, in 2004, when an opportunity arose to work remotely from home, they packed their bags, sold their house in Vienna, VA, and moved to Rehoboth permanently.
For the past 21 years, Diane has enjoyed living in our great town, frequenting all of the wonderful restaurants, bars, and retail businesses. Additionally, she has enjoyed giving back to the community—actively involved in Lower Delaware Autism Foundation, now Autism Delaware. For the past 11 years, Diane has been an active member of her Sawgrass Community—early on with the social committee, event planning, and treasurer, and most recently with the architectural review committee.
Since its inception, for the past 7 years, Diane has been an active volunteer with Rehoboth in Bloom. As an acting team leader and management committee member/ treasurer, Diane loves working with all the great volunteers and also the FLOWERS! “Rehoboth in Bloom is the greatest way to contribute to the greatest beach town in the world!”
Dana & Kevin Peccon: Why Am I a Member of RBMS?
RBMS recently created a RBMS YouTube video featuring Dana & Kevin Peccon, owners of Beaches–The Green Truck Shop. In the interview, the Peccons note that, when they moved to Delaware, they brought their business with them. They immediately felt welcomed by RBMS. Dana and Kevin had heard RBMS was a great organization from neighboring businesses and wanted to associate themselves with something that was reputable. Advice received from RBMS staff and volunteers has been helpful in navigating the direction the business should go. And, Dana is now a member of the RBMS Board of Directors and can ‘officially’ share the Welcome to RBMS with old and new businesses in Rehoboth Beach!
For the full interview, go to Beaches~The Green Truck Shop.
News from the City of Rehoboth Beach
Rehoboth Beach to Inspect Restaurants
The City of Rehoboth Beach’s building and licensing department will conduct annual inspections of all restaurants starting the week of September 8. These inspections will focus on grease interceptors and permit compliance. Code enforcement officers will review grease interceptor records at food-serving businesses, while restaurants serving alcohol will have their floor plans and outdoor dining areas assessed.
Restaurant owners can schedule a specific inspection date by contacting the building and licensing department at 302-227-6181, ext. 222. Interim Director Corey Shinko stated that the city aims to minimize disruptions to businesses during peak times. For questions, city code enforcement officers can be reached by email or at 302-227-6181, ext. 209.
Two New Hotels in Downtown Have Been Approved!
The Rehoboth Beach Planning Commission approved two hotel projects on July 24, each with 10 conditions.
The Belhaven Hotel will feature 105 rooms and commercial space on the first floor, located at 2 Rehoboth, extending along the boardwalk to Wilmington Avenue. It features a one-level underground parking garage with an entrance located on Wilmington Avenue. The applicants are John and Alex Papajohn.
The Atlantic Crowne Hotel, situated on Baltimore Avenue adjacent to the Atlantic Sands Hotel, will feature 55 rooms, a ground-level restaurant, and outdoor dining, as well as an underground parking area. The property owner is Lankford Properties II, LLC.
Annual Photo Competition
There’s still time to submit photos for Rehoboth Reflections, 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.
Rehoboth Beach Seeks Community Christmas Tree
The City of Rehoboth Beach is looking for a donated evergreen tree for its 2025 community Christmas tree. The tree will be installed at the Bandstand before Thanksgiving and featured during the November 28 tree-lighting event. Nominated trees should be 25-35 feet tall, healthy, and well-shaped. Please send photos of your tree to Erin Corcoran at ecorcoran@rehobothbeachde.gov. For questions, call 302-227-6181, ext. 523. Spruce and Douglas firs are preferred, but any nicely shaped evergreen is welcome.
Events
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
Browseabout Books—Author Talks & Book Signings
For a full calendar of author talks & book signings in September, 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
Gary Fisher: "Reunion" 8/29 – 9/17
50-A Wilmington Avenue
Monday 9/1, 7:30am
Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk
Monday 9/1, 6:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk, Beginning at the Henlopen Hotel
Tuesdays 9/2, 9, 16, 23, & 30, 10:00am – 2:00pm
Grove Park
Jackpot Bingo
Wednesday 9/3 & 9/10, Doors open at 11:30am. Games start at 1:00pm
11 Christian Street
Thursday 9/4, 8:30–9:30am
37 Baltimore Avenue
FURst Friday
Friday 9/5, 5:00–7:00pm
134 Rehoboth Avenue
Monday 9/8, 9:00am
City Hall Commissioners Room, 2nd Floor
Diabetes Management & Nutrition
Monday 9/8, 9:00–10:00am
11 Christian Street
Thursdays 9/11 & 9/25, 9:00–10:30am
Meet at the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Sunday 9/14, 10:00am, start location TBD
1:00pm - Bear Beer Bust… Unity Ride Afterparty
57 Baltimore Avenue
Tuesday 9/16, 7:00–8:00pm
37 Baltimore Avenue
Wednesday 9/17 – Sunday 9/21
Atlantic Sands Hotel
Thursday 9/18, 4:00–8:00pm
Dewey Beer Company, Dewey Beach
9/18 – 9/28
20 Baltimore Avenue
Friday 9/19, 9:00am
City Hall Commissioners Room, 2nd Floor
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
Monday 9/22, 9:00–10:30am
Village Improvement Association Parking Lot (Next to the Henlopen Hotel)
Friday 9/26, 6:00–10:00pm
221 West Side Drive, Rehoboth Beach
Friday & Saturday 9/26 & 9/27, 7:00pm, and Sunday 9/28, 3:00pm
Epworth United Methodist Church
19285 Holland Glade Road, Rehoboth Beach
Saturday 9/27, 12:00–4:00pm
Rehoboth Beach Convention Center
229 Rehoboth Avenue
Saturday 9/27, 10:00am
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand
Saturday 9/27, 8:30am – 12:00pm
VIA Clubhouse
415 N Boardwalk
Mark Your Calendars for These Upcoming Events in 2025!
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
Friday 10/3 – Sunday 10/5, 10:00am – 8:00pm (store hours may vary)
Downtown Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, and Route 1
10/9–11
10/10 – 10/31
20 Rehoboth Avenue
Slope Rider Enjoy food and drink specials, including "Three's Company"-inspired cocktails, at participating bars and restaurants for those dressed as Mrs. Roper.
Defy gravity itself as you navigate treacherous slopes and floating pathways, where every move transforms into a physics-defying dance in Drive Mad.
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