June 12th, 2014
Getting to know Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, is getting even easier these days thanks to the Rehoboth Beach Historical Society and the Rehoboth Beach Museum.
The Rehoboth Beach Historical Society promotes education about the history of this very popular coastal town, which is a destination for many on the east coast who want to get away from the summer heat in cities. Rehoboth Beach is one of those towns that can call itself a year-round resort.
If you are visiting Rehoboth Beach and would like to know more this is what you can do….The Jolly Trolley, which is the best way to get around this busy town, has teamed up, just like they have been doing in the past, with the Rehoboth Beach Museum for guided tours of the city. Tours begin at 9 a.m. and last approximately 50 minutes. The Trolley Tour will start and end at the Anna Hazzard Museum located at 17 Christian Street in Downtown Rehoboth Beach.
The cost of the tour is $10, cash only, which also includes entrance to the Anna Hazzard House and the Rehoboth Beach Museum. Reservations are required. Please call the Museum at 302-227-7310.
Next tour will be Thursday, June 19th. Other dates are: August 21st, September 4th, September 18th, and Ocotober 24th of Sea Witch Weekend. On Sea Witch Weekend they will add an extra tour at 10 a.m.
This is a fun and relaxing tour. Visitors and locals will experience first hand pieces of the history of Rehoboth Beach such as the birth of the town as a Methodist Camp Meeting site, and its growth as a resort town. Learn about shipwrecks, submarines, storms and sand dunes.
The Jolly Trolley began its first runs in 1970. It began when a group of locals wanted to have a means of transportation that would let visitors get a feel for the sights, smells and different experiences of two resort areas; Rehoboth Beach and Dewey Beach….the rest is history. More info? Visit http://www.jollytrolley.com
If you decide that what you would like to do is walk….then, the new Walking Tour of Rehoboth Beach might be the thing to do. This town is very walkable. The tour will feature a 45 minute gentle stroll around Downtown Rehoboth Beach. It will start at the Bandstand, at the end of Rehoboth Avenue and the Boardwalk at 9 a.m.
The first tour will be on Thursday, June 26th. The cost will be $10. Reservations are requried and you may do so by calling the Museum at 302-227-7310.
This tour will 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. Tour Guide, Jean Brolund, will lead walkers from the Bandstand north of Rehoboth Ave., point out landmarks and providing photos of historical sites and events.
Some of the topics that will be covered are the Native peoples of the area, The Methodist Camp Meetings, Hotels and Railroad service, and Horn’s Pavilion. Future tours will cover the area south of Rehoboth Avenue.
Make sure you take notice, The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Fountain constructed in 1929 and added in 1977 to the National Register of Historic Places. My post on http://www.aboutmybeaches.com, was written on 9/12/13. Just check it out. This fountain is located at the end of Rehoboth Avenue, on the Boardwalk.
Wear comfortable shoes, take a bottle of water or fill up a water bottle at The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Fountain. There are restrooms available at the Bandstand area.
More info? Please make sure to visit http://www.rehobothbeachmuseum.org, or call 302-227-7310. The Rehoboth Beach Museum is located at 511 Rehoboth Avenue.
Have a good time!!
May 22nd, 2014
And hello to you too!! Welcome to Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
Have you seen the new mural that has been added to the front of the Rehoboth Beach Museum? It is a dramatic “Dive Into History” mural…..A Mermaid!!! Look at it….it is a bright red, vintage bathing-suited diver, with bathing cap and all.
Nancy Alexander is the Museum Executive Director and she states that “While we have always felt that the Museum needed better signage to attract visitors as they drive out Rehoboth Avenue, we’ve wanted to make sure that the images themselves match the history of Rehoboth Beach. What could be more perfect than a large mural celebrating swimming at the beach, and promoting the idea of delving into the history of Rehoboth Beach.”
The Rehoboth Beach Museum is expecting a large turn-out of visitors for the upcoming seasons. The mural stands as a visual icon of Rehoboth Beach’s past and present charm, Nancy mentioned.
I think that for many that have loved to come to Rehoboth Beach for so many years….a stop at the Museum will inform you about this coastal town’s past, and how it really has become a destination year-round.
Beginning Memorial Day week-end, the Museum will open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. It is located at 511 Rehoboth Avenue, right by the roundabout and the Visitor Center. Admission is by donation. Parking is available. More info.? Please call 302-227-7310 or visit http://www.rehobothbeachmuseum.org.
CRUISIN’ EXHIBIT OPENS SATURDAY, MAY 24th.
Cruisin’ at the Rehoboth Beach Museum celebrates the historical perspective and joy of playing with toys on wheels. You are invited to relive memories of recreational times of the past, and enjoy this exhibit of vintage bicycles and toys with wheels on loan from local collectors.
The photo above is of a cast iron motorcycle, most likely made by the Hubley toy company in the 1930’s and will be on display at the Cruisin’ exhibit.
And what further can you expect from this exhibit?
You will see a Scooter Skudder Ball Bearing Car, made around 1919 by the Janesville Products Co. in Janesville, WI, a 1950’s Ladybug Riding Toy, created by Margarete Steiff of Giengen, Germany, that has a seat cover made of Mohair stuffed with straw and was enjoyed by toddlers, and a Fire City Battalion #1 fire truck, made by the Murray Co. in Ohio.
Bicycles on display will include a Western Flyer Speedline Airflo Bicycle first manufactured in the 1930’s, and a 1953 Roadmaster. Toys will include cast iron motorcycles, metal trucks and cars.
SATURDAY, JUNE 14th – The Wheelman, a national vintange bicycle organization will, in conjunction with the Cruizin’ exhibit, present a day-long demonstration of vintage bicycles in Grove Park located right by the Museum and Visitor Center from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
The Wheelman is a non-profit organization dedicated to keeping alive the heritage of American cycling, promoting the restoration and riding of early cycles manufactured prior to 1918, and encouraging cycling as part of modern living. Mor info.? Please visit http://www.thewheelmen.org.
Have a great day!!
May 17th, 2014
The rain event at the Delaware Beaches has left Rehoboth Beach with beautiful weather, today, Saturday….it is the perfect place to walk, shop, dine, and stay awhile. So, what’s going on?
The Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival takes place every year in the fall. Festival film submissions are due on June 28th, but reduced rates are available for films received by June 1st.
The Rehoboth Beach Film Society invites businesses and individuals to host a film at the festival in November. If you are interested, please visit http://www.rehobothfilm.com.
Until Sunday, May 18th – THE 31ST ANNUAL SIDEWALK SALE – 9 a.m. until 9 p.m., but check the stores because some hours may vary. The stores in Rehoboth Beach are bursting at their seams with so much merchandise that needs to be moved, to let room for other. Plenty of deals and fabulous finds. You can shop Downtown Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, and Route One. These bargains come tax free!!
Until Sunday, May 18th – THE DESIGNER SHOW HOUSE – Presented by The Village Improvement Association of Rehoboth Beach. 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Location? 46 Columbia Avenue in Rehoboth Beach. Tickets are $25 To find out more about The Village Improvement Association, please visit http://www.rehobothbeachvia.org.
Saturday, May 17th – KICK-OFF SUMMER PARTY – Rehoboth Beach Historical Society invites you to stop by and kick off the summer season with a canal-side party at the Rehoboth Beach Museum. The party will be held from 4 until 6 p.m. Guests will enjoy delicious hors d’oeuvres, take chance on winning raffle prizes, purchase plants, and join as they present the Hall of Fame award to former City Manager Greg Farrese. Tickets are $25 for members and $35 for non-members. Raffle tickets can be purchase at the event and are 3 for $5 or 7 for $10. Raffle items include theater tickets, jewelry, and gift cards to local retail stores. The Rehoboth Beach Museum is located at 511 Rehoboth Avenue, by the roundabout. For more info., please check http://www.rehobothbeachmuseum.org.
Note: Kaya Wellness & Yoga is pleased to annouce its re-opening at their new location on 43A Rehoboth Avenue in Downtown Rehoboth Beach. For more info. please call Heather Shafer at 302-227-3450 or email info@kayawellnesscenter.com.
Have a great day!
April 24th, 2014
Many come year after year to Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, which is also known as The Nation’s Summer Capital. This coastal town has grown so much. It used to be just a summer resort….not anymore. Rehoboth Beach is a vibrant year-round community, offering gorgeous beaches, an award winning boardwalk, tax free shopping, great restaurants….the boardwalk grub, entertainment, theater…The best place to start is with the Rehoboth Beach Museum. The Museum is also the home of the Rehoboth Beach Historical Society, whose mission is to preserve and showcase artifacts that illustrate the development of Rehoboth Beach.
The Rehoboth Beach Museum is located at 511 Rehoboth Avenue, near the traffic circle and the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center. Tel. 302-227-7310. Website? http://www.rehobothbeachmuseum.org.
So, what’s going on at the Museum?
Until the end of April – The Rehoboth Beach Museum partnered with The Cape Henlopen High School Photography Club and art teacher, Colleen Lowe, to create a window at the museum. The effect of the glass-like painted sea creatures is especially vivid at night. It pays homage to the art glass artist Dale Chihuly.
Through May 11th – The Rehoboth Beach Museum Hosts Fourth Annual Needlework Exhibit – This year’s exhibit will let stitchers choose to enter to be judged or just for fun. A nationally certified judge will award ribbons to those who wish to have their work judged, and a Best in Show across all categories will be awarded. All the entries will be eligible for the People’s Choice Award, voted on by visitors to the exhibit.
Saturday, May 3rd – My Doll and Me is a Tea Party hosted by the Rehoboth Beach Museum for girls ages 6 – 12. Young ladies are invited for an afternoon to share with others their favorite dolls on Saturday, May 3rd, from 2 to 4 p.m.
Ice tea, lemonade and sweet treats will be served. Girls will play and learn old-fashioned games such as hop scotch, marbles, cat’s cradle and hula hoop. Each girls will be invited to tell a special story about her doll. Girls are encouraged to dress up and, of course, to dress their dolls in their best outfits.
The cost of the tea party is $10 and includes admission to the Museum, refreshments and games. The event is limited to 15 girls with one doll each. Please call 302-227-7310 to make a pre-paid reservation.
This is such a fun event. I had the opportunity to help a few years ago and the girls were so sweet.
Have a good one!!
April 1st, 2014
Were you at the Delaware Beaches today? Gorgeous, wasn’t it? I was driving from Bethany Beach to Rehoboth Beach and I was thinking….how lucky if this road was your commute every single day. It was for my husband. No traffic, the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Bay on the other.
The beautiful Indian River Bridge was bright today. Have you seen in the evening?
Going through it and looking at the expansive views, is a scenery I love and never get tired of looking.
So many events and fun things to do while vacationing at the Delaware Beaches. I live here and have not done it all. Being on the beach is just the beginning….
FORT MILES was built in 1941. This coastal fortification defended assets along the Delaware River and Bay such as oil refineries and factories, as well. More info? Please visit http://www.fortmiles.org. The Fort Miles Historical Association is supporting this site; it is a nonprofit group that is preserving, protecting and defending all aspects of Fort Miles. More info? Please visit http://www.fortmilesha.org. Discover Battery 519 on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Tours start at 10:30 a.m., Noon and 1:30 p.m. Call 302-645-0852 for more info.
DOGFISH HEAD has tours available Monday through Saturday. The brewery is located at #6 Cannery Village Center in Milton, Delaware. Tel. 302-684-1000. This tour is worth going to. So much fun and very informative. You can also have a bite to eat while touring. BunYan’s Lunchbox has beer infused brats, chowder and pickles. Grab a brew and enjoy a little tasting. It opens at 11 a.m. Monday through Saturday. For tour info. check http://www.dogfish.com.
DINING DESTINATION….Southern Delaware is a dining destination. From the Boardwalk Grub to five star gourmet dining. Plenty of farmers’ markets give us the best…farm to table, always eating local. To find out more, read my posts as reviews for the 2014 become available and also visit http://www.visitsoutherndelaware.com/culinarycoast.
LOCAL ON THE MENU…Southern Delaware prides itself in farm fresh food, grown locally. To see a list of participating producers and restaurants, please visit http://www.localonthemenu.com.
REHOBOTH BEACH MUSEUM….I always say that this is a starting point whether you have been visiting Rehoboth Beach for years or your first time. It is located at 511 Rehoboth Avenue by thye roundabout as you enter Rehoboth Beach, right by the Rehoboth Beach Chamber of Commerce and the Visitor’s Center. Telephone 302-227-7310. Check the exhibits by visiting http://www.rehobothbeachmuseum.org. It is a very friendly museum….your kids would like it, as well.
As much as I love the ocean, I really have come to enjoy the bay so much. Late afternoons just to sit on a beach chair, it is so relaxing.
On the Bay the sunsets are awesome!! Spring is around the corner….it is in the air. Have a good one.
January 14th, 2014
The Delaware Beaches are a culinary destination!! We have all the necessary ingedients to make cooking a success…we just need the chefs that can lead us on that path. Here are some of the cooking classes and demos that are coming up. If you are wintering in Coastal Delaware, check them out.
This post is all about cooking….I mean learning to cook. “If a pot is cooking, the friendship will stay warm.”
NAGE – This is a very popular restaurant in Rehoboth Beach, located at 19730 Coastal Highway (Rt. 1). Tel. 302-226-2037. Website? http://www.nagerb.com. Click on Cooking Classes. The following classes are on the schedule: They begin at 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Healthy Cooking Class on January 25th.
Slow Cooking Class on February 15th.
Low Country Cooking Class on March 15th
Nage Classics Cooking Class on April 12th
BIG FISH GRILL – Located at 4117 Highway One. Tel. 302-227-9007. Website? http://www.bigfishgrill.com/classes-a-events.html. I have attended one of these classes and they are so much fun. The classes feature menu items from Big Fish and Summerhouse. Be prepared to participate. Don’t be afraid. Attending this class will give you the opportunity of seeing what Big Fish looks like from behind the scenes. There will be a whole fish cutting demonstration, as well. The classes are $75 and you must register in advance. Time? 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Special requests are accepted. Group/theme/private classes are available.
The doors will open at 9:45 a.m., giving you the chance to have coffee and to meet the chef.
January 18th, February 1st and 15th, March 1st, 15th and 29th, April 12th and 26th, and last one will be on May 3rd.
STINGRAY SUSHI BAR & ASIAN LATINO GRILL – Located at 59 Lake Avenue in Downtown Rehoboth Beach. Tel. 302-227-6476. Website? http://www.stingrayrestaurant.com. Learn How to Roll Sushi!! $45 per person. For tickets and more info., please visit the website. Classes will be from Noon until 2 p.m.
February 23rd, April 27th, and May 18th.
ABRA…CA…DINNER!! – Chef Kris will be holding these classes in her own kitchen. Size of classes range from 6 to 8 students, depending on the topic. Each hands-on class will last 90 minutes to 2 hours. The cost is $55 per class, special topics will require an add-on charge. Driving directions and anything may need to bring along will be sent to you by email ahead of each class.
For further info., please call Chef Kris at 302-228-6125 or email her at chef@abracadinner.com. Website? http://www.abracadinner.com/classes.html. Purchase 4 classes and receive a complimentary fifth class, valid for use within 6 months, where space permits.
January 25th – Soups for You!
February 1st – Chili Duet with World’s Best Cornbread
February 8th – Cooking Under Pressure
February 22nd – One Pot Wonders
March 15th – Roll’em Up
March 22nd – Apps in a Snap!
April 5th – Eating the Rainbow
April 12th – Let’s Slaw Down!
May 3rd – Viva Italy!
REHOBOTH BEACH MUSEUM -SOUPER SATURDAY on February 1st at 4 p.m. with Denise Clemons, Cape Gazette columinst of Cape Flavors will present 2 prepared delectable soups and will stage a demonstration of a third. For fun and for better tasting the Museum is suggestion you BYOS (bring your own spoon). Admission is free, just bring a non-perishable food item for the Food Bank of Delaware. The Museum is located at 511 Rehoboth Avenue. Tel. 302-227-7310. Website? http://www.rehobothbeachmuseum.org.
FOOD-LORE – The Museum presents Ed Okonowicz Folklorist and Storyteller on February 7th and 7 p.m. The discussion, Food-lore, from scrapple (my favorite) to muskrat shares proof of what we eat tells much about our regional identity as well as, our family history. Mr. Okonowicz offers an insight to Delaware’s food lore in a power-point presentation and conversation with his audience.
For admission to this event, participants are asked to bring a non-perishable item for the Food Bank of Delaware. Reservations are required by calling 302-227-7310. The Rehoboth Beach Museum is located at 511 Rehoboth Avenue next to the Visitors Center. Parking is available and the Museum is handicapped accessible.
On March 7th at 7 p.m. the presentation at the Rehoboth Beach Museum will be THE FRENCH CHEF, JULIA CHILD FRENCH CLASSICS. This PBS video will be shown at the Museum. It is unlike anything ever seen on t.v. before. As Julia herself said, “If I can do it, you can do it…Bon appetit!” This video is part of a special collection of six original black and white episodes from the 1960’s.
NORTHEAST SEAFOOD KITCHEN – One of Matt Haley’s restaurants located at 29 Atlantic Avenue in Ocean View, a few miles west of Bethany Beach. Tel. 302-537-1785. Website? http://www.northeastseafoodkitchen.com. This will be a cooking demo with Chef Ronnie and Chef Doug. It will be January 22nd from 6 – 7 p.m. The cocktail hour begins at 4:45 p.m. until 6 p.m.
For many the best part of the day is having breakfast. These two chefs will take you on a breakfast journey by demonstrating the art of making House Breakfast Sausage, Biscuits & Gravy, Waffles, Omelets, and Breakfast Cocktail!
For tickets and more info., please call the above mentioned telephone. Or email ronnie@sodelconcepts.com.
 
PAUL CULLEN – A NIGHT IN ITALY – COOKING DEMO, WINE TASTING, CONCERT – Tune Your Palate is the creation of Paul Cullen. He is a consummate performer and has a passion for cooking…Italian traditional cuisine, just like his Grandma taught him. March 2nd at Spice and Tea Exchange in Downtown Rehoboth Beach at 10 Rehoboth Avenue, at 6 p.m….$55. You can purchase your tickets by visiting http://www.paulcullenguitar.com.
And…remember: “A good cook is the peculiar gift of the gods. He must be a perfect creature from the brain to the palate, from the palate to the finger’s end.” walter savage landor
December 27th, 2013
What could possibly left to buy? I was driving past Tanger Outlets in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware….we have so many. No parking!! Coupons, Sales, & Offers, that’s whats going on. Out with the old and In with the new. Some of the discounts are up to 70%. So, if you are in that kind of mood or are already buying for next year’s Christmas, please visit http://www.tangeroutlets.com/rehoboth/coupons.
Show your AAA/CAA, AARP, or, current military I.D. for military personnel or family member and you will be able to get a free Tanger Coupon Book with hundreds of dollars in savings.
FRIDAY, 12/27 – REHOBOTH BEACH FILM SOCIETY – Monthly Screenings feature films and discussions about the various cultures in the world, including the diversity in our own country. THE SAPPHIRES at 7:00 p.m. at Movies at Midway on Rt. 1 or Coastal Highway, $4 for members and $6 for future members. Tickets will be sold at the door on a first come, first serve basis. This film is based on a true story. It is an inspiring and lighthearted comedy about 4 Aboriginal Australian women discovered by an ambitious talen scout, who aims to transform them into a polished singing group…Watch the trailer at http://www.rehobothfilm/com/film_events_monthly_screenings.html.
SATURDAY, 12/28 – REHOBOTH BEACH FILM SOCIETY – Special New Year’s Weekend Program. BREAKING THE GIRLS at 2:00 p.m. at Movies at Midway on Rt. 1 or Coastal Highway. Admission is $7. Reservations are available online, at the RBFS office or by phone agt 302-645-9095 through Noon on Friday, 12/27. Tickets may be available at the door. This film is co-sponsored with CAMP Rehoboth. Beauty and intellect are a lethal combination in this sexy psychologial thriller. The film centers on Sara, a 20-something, ambitious, law student….To watch the trailer or to make reservations, please visit http://www.rehobothfilm/com/film_events_special_screenings_events.html.
TUESDAY, 12/31 – 11TH RACE INTO THE NEW YEAR 5k & YOUTH 1/4 MILE MINI RUN – NOON – Rain, Snow, or Shine – Join Seashore Striders and Rehoboth Beach Running Company for a run followed by pancakes!! This race is sponsored by Rehoboth Beach Running Company and produced by the Seashore Striders Event Productions, Inc. Registration will begin at 10:30 a.m. on the day of race. 11:55 a.m 1/4 mile run for kids, Noon a 5K run. The awards will be presented at RBRC and Catchers. For more information and online registration, please visit http://www.seashorestriders.com/content/11th-race-new-year-5k.
REHOBOTH BEACH MUSEUM HOSTS FOURTH ANNUAL NEEDLEWORK EXHIBIT – The exhibit will be on display March 15, 2014 through May 11, 2014 at the Rehoboth Beach Museum, located at 511 Rehoboth Avenue. I know that needleworkers need time to complete their pieces and the winter is a great time to complete the projects. To receive an application with details on how to apply and how to submit needlework, please visit the museum to pick up a hard copy or download a copy from the website, http://www.rehobothbeachmuseum.org. You may also call 302-227-7310 for more info.
This year, stitchers can choose to enter to be judged or just for fun. A nationally certified judge will award ribbons to those who wish to have their work judged, and a Best in Show across all categories will be awarded. All entries will be eligible for the People’s Choice Award, voted on by visitors to the exhibit. Fees for entering the show are $5 for each entry for members of the Rehoboth Beach Historical Society. Fee for non-members is $10 for the first entry and $5 for each additional entry. A maximum of 5 entries is allowed. Entries can be dropped off between February 28th and March 10th between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Mondays and Fridays and 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. on week-ends.
Programs will be held in conjuction with the exhibit, including a presentation on Amish quilts.
Have a great week-end!!
September 11th, 2013
I love the Rehoboth Beach Museum. Not only is a very manageable museum, it is also holding events that are “indigenous” to our beach community. For many that love Rehoboth Beach as a special place to vacation, the museum exhibits the story of a town then and now.
The Rehoboth Beach Museum is located at 511 Rehoboth Avenue, by the roundabout as you enter Rehoboth Beach. Right next to the Chamber of Commerce and the Visitors’ Center. Tel. 302-227-7310. Website? http://www.rehobothbeachmuseum.org.
The Museum is open from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., Monday to Friday and from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. Plenty of available parking; it is handicap accessible.
So, what’s going on at the Museum?
Thursday, September 19th – Retired US. Navy Captain William Manthorpe, will introduce Jacob Jones and Thomas MacDonough, Delaware’s two naval heroes of the War of 1812, during a lecture taking place at 7:00 p.m. In the discussion Captain Manthorpe will describe the two men’s battles and the significance of their victories in determining the course taken during the War.
Manthorpe is a U.S. Naval Academy graduate. After 24 years of service he retired as a Captain. As a naval intelligence officer, duty assignments include overseas, at sea and in Washington, D.C. After Manthorpe left the navy he served another 16 years as a senior civilian executive in the office of the Chief of Naval Operations.
At the end of his civilian service Manthorpe retired as Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence. He has been an adjunt professor at various military and civilian universities and is now teaching at Del Tech. Please note that this event is free for members. Non-members are asked to please make a donation.
Thursday, September 19th – The Museum’s Jolly Trolley Tour will begin at 10 a.m. at the Anna Hazzard Museum House, 11 Christian St. Sitting comfortably in the Jolly Trolley, travel through the streets of Rehoboth Beach, as you learn a little bit more about the ins and outs of this vacation destination. Call for reservations at 302-227-7310.
 Anna Hazzard Museum House on Christian St. Tuesday, September 24th – The ongoing exhibit at the Museum “Beach Eats” – Forum: panel discussion with Rehoboth’s past and present restauranteurs and their stories of both the present and the past. Panel members will include: Nancy Wolfe Wayson, Keith Fitzgerald, Sydney Artz, Terry Plowman and others.
Saturday, October 19th – A documentary on oysters and the opportunity to eat them at Dogfish Prew Pub, 320 Rehoboth Avenue. This event will be held in conjunction with the “Beach Eats” exhibit currently on display at the Museum.
Have a great day!!
 
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