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Music fest stands up against the deluge
A crowd gathers to hear the Rehoboth Concert Band perform classic patriotic-themed music under the direction of Sharon Still. BY DENY HOWETH
July 31, 2014
The Shore Jazz All Stars entertain guests with jazz selections. Paul Midiri on vibes is accompanied by John Ewart on sax, left, and Danny Tobias on trumpet. BY DENY HOWETH
The Star Spangled Banner was the first selection for the patriotic gathering. BY DENY HOWETH
Beebe Frazier plays the French horn in the Rehoboth Concert Band. BY DENY HOWETH
Pamela Montague, owner of A Sandy Soiree, prepares a print for a customer. BY DENY HOWETH
Rose Marie Noble pours Nassau Valley Vineyards wine for a customer. BY DENY HOWETH
Rich Stinger, (l-r) Billie Meeks, Doug and Joka Spelman and Karen Pomije relax on beach chairs while listening to music. BY DENY HOWETH
Sydney Arzt, (l-r) Peggy Hurley and Gail Neiburg frolic to jazz tunes. BY DENY HOWETH
The show went on despite the downpour July 9. American Heritage Music Fest at Nassau Valley Vineyards featured three bands, arts and crafts vendors, Delmarva Popcorn & Nut Co., Nage and Nassau Valley Vineyards wine.
