Art on the Green takes place Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 10 am to 4 pm at Battery Park in New Castle, Delaware. It is organized by the New Castle Hundred Lions Club, with proceeds supporting Lions Club programs in the area, and food vendors offer a shaded spot to eat.
Discover Delaware's Beach Towns with Visit Rehoboth and plan your perfect stay, find trendy shops, and keep updated on beach happenings. Explore arts, entertainment, and nightlife. Indulge in the best dining experiences. Uncover exciting attractions, activities, and specialty services. Featuring Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, Indian River, Bethany, Fenwick and the surrounding areas. Start planning your adventure today! Eat, Drink & Play: Your Next Delaware Beaches Adventure Starts at Lefty’s Alley & Eats Lefty's Alley & Eats in Lewes blends chef-crafted food, cocktails, bowling, arcades, and interactive entertainment under one roof, making it an easy addition to any Delaware Beaches itinerary. From family outings to group celebrations, it's the perfect spot to swap sand for strikes, screens, and good food. The Rehoboth Beach Historical Society leads its annual "Piping Out" parade...
The Bridgeville Apple-Scrapple Festival includes a food court, a Schoolhouse Craft Show, a Health and Safety Fair, a Trade Show and a Senior Center Vendor Show, with planning meetings held at the Bridgeville Library.
A concert for a cause. Live music, food, community, and nature. Free to attend · standard park entrance fee applies ($5 DE / Pond Fest 2026 has wrapped. Thank you for being part of it! Since 2024, Pond Fest has raised about $30,000 for the park. This Subsidize environmental education field trips for Title 1 schools at Lums Pond. In 2024, 524 students attended these outdoor experiences. Complete funding for a BoardSafe Accessible Kayak Launch, opening Lums Pond's waters to visitors of all abilities.
The Delaware National Estuarine Research Reserve (DNERR) offers a day of free family fun at the Blackbird Creek Fall Festival every October. Mark your calendar for the 2025 Blackbird Creek Fall Festival, set for Saturday, October 18. The Blackbird Creek Fall Festival fosters stewardship of the Delaware Bayshore by celebrating the richness of estuaries and Delaware’s cultural traditions at our beautiful scenic site at the Delaware National Estuarine Research Reserve. The festival is held annually on the third Saturday in October, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Blackbird Creek Reserve in Townsend. For more information about the festival, please contact the Delaware National Estuarine Research Reserve at 302-739-6377 or by email at DNERRprograms@delaware.gov . The annual festival offers a variety of activities each year. Some of the highlights of recent festivals:
Advance online tickets: $10 for adults, $8 for children 6-14. Hagley Members and children under 6 are free and do not need advance tickets. Onsite tickets: $15 Adults, $10 children 6-14, free for Hagley Members and children under 6. Held rain or shine on both Saturday, October 17, 10 to 5, and Sunday, October 18, 10 to 4. Your ticket is good for BOTH days! This marketplace brings together talented artisans from the Mid-Atlantic area to display and sell fine arts, crafts, and gourmet items. This premier show features works in wood, leather, pottery, jewelry, fibers, metal, and other media, and includes a specialty food market. Visit vendors throughout Hagley’s beautiful upper property and inside our Soda House building. The Hagley Museum Store and the Hagley Handwork Group will be in the Library Copeland Room.
Sea Witch® Festival - Rehoboth Beach - Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center Please take a moment to complete the Resort Area Visitor Survey. All vendor spots for the 2026 Sea Witch are filled. Please check back in April 2027 for 2027 Sea Witch vendor applications. 2025 SEA WITCH® Festival Pictures & Winners (As of 11.03.25) SEA WITCH® 50/50 WINNER - 2025 Winner will receive $1,705. Winning Ticket #02009 has chosen to remain anonymous but is from Georgetown, DE. Pictured below is Cpl. Brian Reynolds of Rehoboth Beach Police Department pulling the wining ticket with RBDBCC Staffed - Emily Moody.
The Downtown Seaford Association's mission is to strengthen and celebrate our community by supporting local businesses, fostering meaningful partnerships, and creating vibrant events that bring people together. The Downtown Seaford Association is officially registered as a 501(c) nonprofit organization. Celebrating 250 Years , Everything Patriotic, and to all of our servicemen and women who serve our communities! God Bless America! Downtown Seaford Association is a community-focused nonprofit dedicated to celebrating Seaford, Delaware through local events, vendor opportunities, and partnerships that support service, community, and growth. Honoring Alice for receiving the 2026 Community Impact Award for her dedication to Downtown Seaford. Downtown Seaford Association is a community‑focused nonprofit powered by dedicated staff and volunteers, celebrating Seaford, Delaware through local...
This organization is supported, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts , a state agency, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts . The Division promotes Delaware arts events on www.DelawareScene.com . The 42nd Annual Holiday Fair Fine Craft Show, to be held November 7 & 8, 2026, will feature a variety of artisans exhibiting and selling their work, including jewelry, glasswork, ceramics, mixed media, and decorative and wearable fiber creations. Patrons can stroll the campus and find artists throughout the historic Homestead, Chambers Studio, and the Corkran and Tubbs galleries to select the perfect gifts for family, friends and themselves. Artists interested in applying for the 2026 Holiday Fair should review the prospectus and submit their application . Take time to explore the event's online auction, which can be viewed in the DeWitt Gallery during...
Join over 40 regional Artisans from all across the Delaware Valley as our building is transformed into a marketplace of handmade fine crafts & fine art. Each year, our artisans offer a variety of fine goods, such as jewelry, ceramics, fibers, mixed media, coffee, leather goods, clothi
Lewes Lights, is a free, community holiday light tour.. During the month of December, Lewes, Delaware homeowners & businesses decorate for the holiday season, illuminating our city with light and joy. It's a gift from the heart brought to you be the residents of the First Town in the First State. The annual tour map is published here in December, before the lights go on for the weekend of the Lewes Christmas Parade. Visitors can print or view our driving tour map online. It shows all of the lighted homes and businesses as map points. This is a self-guided tour to explore at your own pace. The goal of Lewes Lights is to lift spirits, spread light & joy, and bring our community together. We invite you to be part of our homegrown holiday tradition. While viewing lights, please shop or dine in Lewes to support our wonderful downtown businesses. Thank you to the Lewes Lights homeowners an...
Holiday House Tour of Lewes & Holiday Village & Market - Historic Lewes Join the Historic Lewes for this wonderful annual Holiday House Tour of Lewes inviting you into eight of Lewes’s finest private homes decorated for the season! This year’s tour will include stunningly decorated homes ranging from centuries-old to contemporary new construction. The tour also invites you to view the seasonally decorated first floor of The Lodge and the historical DAR House in Lewes. The house tour doors open at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, December 7, 2024. The last visitor will be admitted at 3 p.m. Tickets are $40 per person and are limited. Stop at the Holiday Village & Market on the Lewes Town Campus at 110 Shipcarpenter Street, Lewes, DE 19958 on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., to buy seasonal greenery, and unique holiday gifts from local farms and artists, or to hang out with the alpacas from Four A...
The Lewes Old Fashioned Christmas Parade, hosted by the Lewes Chamber of Commerce, follows a route including Second Street and Sussex Drive, with those streets closing at 4 pm ahead of the parade's 5 to 6:30 pm run.
The Milton Holly Festival celebrates the town's historic claim as the Holly Capital of the World, with craftspeople, artisans, vendors and nonprofit groups selling wreaths, holiday gifts and other seasonal items. Organized by the Milton Garden Club, the 2025 edition was held Saturday, December 13, in Milton, Delaware.
Delaware’s Fire & Ice Festival, hosted by the Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce, is a weekend-long, multi-town winter festival in The Quiet Resorts™.
Join us in downtown Wilmington for the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade occurring the Saturday before the holiday. Then grab a pint at the annual hooley party.
Promoting the beautification and maintenance of Historic Lewes, Delaware and the community at large since 2002. Visit public gardens maintained by our amazing volunteers; bring a child to The Children
The Bug & Bud Festival in Milford celebrates the ladybug and springtime nature, tying in Arbor Day and the town's USA Tree City designation. The ladybug's local significance dates to 1973, when a Milford second-grade class successfully petitioned the Delaware legislature to name it the state's official bug.
The 6th annual Art Fest Art Fair takes place Sunday, April 26, 2026, in the Town of Whitehall at 801 Mapleton Avenue near Middletown, Delaware. The outdoor fair features local artists and craft vendors selling pottery, jewelry, woodwork and paintings, plus live music from Sam Smick, food trucks including Blue Hen BBQ and Sweet Josephine's, and a community block printing project called Colors of Love.
The 2027 celebration will be held on Friday, April 30 and Saturday, May 1, 2027. Friday evening launches the Dover Days Festival. This portion of the festival will begin at 5 p.m. and continue through 9 p.m. During this period, visitors can enjoy a wide range of food trucks from local vendors, giving you a taste of Kent County’s best food. You can also join historical walking tours, where locals will take groups through the city and highlight its rich history. At dusk, relax and watch a firework show lighting up the Dover sky in vibrant colors. The Dover Days Parade showcases Delaware’s history and culture with displays and groups planned by local organizations and businesses. Many participants dress up in fun costumes or as historical figures to further engage the audience and draw attention to themselves. Some past organizations include Kent County firefighters on fire trucks and lo...