The popular Rehoboth Beach Museum Walking Tours begin on Thursday, May 16 starting at 9:00 a.m. from the Rehoboth Avenue bandstand. In addition, the first of a series of Evening Strolls along the Boardwalk will begin on Thursday, May 30 at 5:30 pm.

The morning Walking Tours will be held every other Thursday morning throughout the summer, except in July when there will be only one tour on July 18, and then picking up again on Thursday August 8. The tour is a 2-hour gentle stroll around downtown. It costs $10.00 payable on the day of the tour to the tour guide. Look for the pink umbrella held by tour guide Jean Brolund or the black umbrella held by tour guide Gerry Beaulieu. Reservations are required and may be obtained by calling the Rehoboth Beach Museum at (302) 227-7310. You may leave your name and telephone number on the answering machine if no one is available to take your call.

The popular evening stroll, began last year, will be on May 30 at 5:30 pm. An evening stroll along the Boardwalk was a tradition for many years. After a long day of surf and sand, families would often take a walk on the boardwalk after dinner, sometimes stopping for ice cream for dessert. Recreate that tradition with the tour leaders.

The morning Walking Tours provide general information about the history of Rehoboth Beach while touching on several of the storms that have shaped the coastline and the beachfront in town. The tour guide will lead walkers from the bandstand along Rehoboth Avenue, pointing out landmarks and providing photos of historical sites and events. Topics covered are the Native people of the area, the Methodist Camp Meetings, Hotels, Railroad Service, and Horn’s Pavilion.

Other topics on the tour may include shipwrecks, naming ships such as the Falmouth, the Merrimac, the Severn, and the SS Thomas Tracy, the railroad, the Belhaven Hotel, restaurants such as the Robert Lee and Snyder’s, and of course, Funland.

Tour goers are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes and bring a bottle of water or fill up a water bottle at the historic Women’s Christian Temperance Union Fountain on the boardwalk, one of the landmarks mentioned on the tour. There are restrooms available at the bandstand area.

Anyone interested in forming their own group for a private walking tour can call the Museum at (302) 227-7310 to make arrangements.

Check the website www.rehobothbeachmuseum.org for exact dates and times, as well as other programs of interest.

Rehoboth Beach VegFest

The Rehoboth Beach VegFest is a 3 day event. The FREE fun-filled FESTIVAL is on Saturday, May 18, 2019 from 11 am to 4 pm at Epworth UMC on Holland Glade Road in Rehoboth Beach. Other events include the Friday night Film, the Saturday night Art Show, and Sunday Vegan Brunch.

Friday May 17 - Sunday May 19

-Friday Film (6 pm)

-Saturday FESTIVAL (11-4) at Epworth Church (19285 Holland Glade Road, Rehoboth Beach)

-Saturday Art Show (6 pm) at Gallery 50 (50 Wilmington Ave, Rehoboth Beach)

-Sunday Brunch (10-2) @ Fork and Flask at Nage (19730 Coastal Highway, Rehoboth Beach)

Please join the members of the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company Auxiliary as we celebrate Spring with our semi-annual fundraising Arts & Crafts Show and Sale. Local artists from all over Delmarva will be showcasing their artistic talents and offering a wide variety of handmade items for sale. There will be music, raffle prizes, and delicious food for sale. Admission is free!! Mark your calendars and we hope to see you then!

Enjoy a full moon rise from the water before it gets too cold. Glide along the calm and shallow Rehoboth Bay. This excursion will experience a sunset and full moon rise (condition/weather dependent).

Included is a lesson a guide all gear, safety equipment, photography. Not included is Dewey Beach Parking fees and gratuity for your guide.

VIPs are welcome for FREE on your board or use one of our boards for FREE if you bring a paying customer. VIPs are those who purchased boards or kayaks from us.

Full Moon Dates in 2019 Are as Follows:
May 18, 2019, June 17, 2019, July 16, 2019, August 15, 2019, September 14, 2019
Sign up for one of these memorable experiences.

Nothing speaks summertime more than a campire with Smores. This experience provides SMOREs like never before!

Paddle out to a floating fire pit where you'll enjoy roasted marshmallows and pairing that up with graham crackers and chocolate for that nostalgic feeling you got when you were a kid sitting around a campfire. Sing camp fire songs as you soak up the summer evening. Minimum age is 12 y/o and some prior paddle boarding or kayaking experience is required. Bring a head lamp if you have one. Reservations required. Weather permitting.

Rent a board or kayak for this event. If you are a VIP customer, you can bring your board and join in for FREE or bring a paying customer and use one of our boards for FREE.

2019 Floating Fire Pit Dates - May 18, June 17, September 14, 135 Dagsworthy St. Dewey Beach

Just what really is the difference between an inflatable, an all-round board, a cross over and a touring board? Confused by all the different types of construction? What is the best board for families, kids, pets, boats, surfing, touring, recreational use? What boards are light, heavy? Which boards should be stored in a board bag? Is there a difference between a $600 board and a $1400 board? What's the difference between aluminum paddles and carbon paddles? What are the PROs/CONs of fixed length paddles over adjustable paddles?

This demo event is geared to answer all of these questions and help you make an informed decision.

Sign up to feel and understand the difference. This special event is $10pp (regular price is $75) and the fee can be applied towards purchase or any guided excursion later in the summer.

Advanced Reservations Required. Call 302.260.9008 to reserve. 135 Dagsworthy Street, Dewey Beach, DE 19971.

FMHA Docent Led Tours of Battery 519

(Tours at 11AM and 1PM - Museum Open 10AM - 2:30PM)

May 25 - August 25

Come to Dickens May 30th - June 1st, and be captivated by the talent of Eric Dittelman!

Ever wonder what it would be like to know what someone else was thinking? What if you knew exactly what someone else was going to do before they did it? Eric Dittelman knows what that’s like and has been reading minds at theaters, colleges, comedy clubs, and corporate events all across the country. Often known by just his surname, Dittelman combines amazing mind reading with stand-up and improvisational comedy.
In 2012, he blew audiences away as a semi-finalist and judges’ favorite on season 7 of NBC’s “America’s Got Talent.” He has also appeared as a guest on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and was featured in “Entertainment Weekly”, “Rolling Stone”, and even “The National Enquirer”. He has studied improve comedy with Upright Citizens Brigade, Improve Boston and Second City. He was nominated “Fastest Rising Star” and recently won 2015’s “Best Male Performer Award” by Campus Activities Magazine.

Tickets on Sale Soon. All Performances subject to change *All Performers Subject to change with out notice.

Come join in the magic at the Dickens Parlor Theatre. Tickets for this and all events can be purchased by phone at: (302) 829-1071, or online at www.dptmagic.com.
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