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DBP holds Arts Festival
Photographer Tony Pratt discusses his landscape photography with Carl Hostetter, left, and Tricia Hohl from Dewey Beach. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
May 16, 2014
Jina Morsi, left, from Pennsylvania admires the seashell and vintage art by Julia Denny of Bridgeville. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Harry Dill, right, from Rehoboth Beach answers questions about his Tillandsia plants. Tillandsia are aerophytes or air plants that can grow without soil. Shown getting a close look at a plant design are Barbara Forsberg and her husband Carl. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Lisa Edmunds, right, of Cape Treasures from Rehoboth Beach, explains her process of making 3D shadow box art to Elaine and John Conroy of Lewes. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Inside the Dewey Beach Lions Club building Liz Evans talks about the children's art show with her daughter Liz. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The Dewey Beach Partnership held its 3rd Annual Arts Fest, May 11 on Dagsworthy Avenue Bayside. The event, originally scheduled for Saturday, was postponed because of a threat of rain. Vendors selling a wide range of art, jewelry, paintings, photography and fine crafts, enjoyed the warm Sunday weather. The arts fest partnered with the Dewey Beach Lions Club who hosted a kids art show along with games for the kids.
