The 34th annual Sea Witch Festival has begun in Rehoboth Beach. Chamber mascot Smiley cheers on participants in the Tyke Bike on the Boardwalk. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
The dog costume parade will take place Sunday, Oct. 27, but these two women are already ready. Pictured are Kathy Burrier, left, with Sully and Karen Gullone with Finnegan.
Carter Lausch uses Elmo power to make his way down the Boardwalk.
Dressed as Mermaid Skye, Jennifer Strange reads to kids on the Bandstand.
Audrey Morrison is bringing up the rear in the Tyke Bike event, but she gets the loudest cheers.
There’s a coloring room with plenty of supplies at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center, but Penelope Fisler is testing out the markers on her face.
Riley Johnston feeds a bunny at the petting zoo.
The chicken looks hesitant while Adelynn Chadwick tries to feed it.
Cascading Carlos concentrates as he juggles three bowling pins.
Catherine Flaherty of CopyCat Paint Parties gets Caroline Martin all done up.
Dennis Holub and Diane Daly get their “Hallup & Oats” float ready for Saturday’s parade. It will be their 15th year.
This area of Rehoboth Avenue, near Coho’s Market and The Cultured Pearl, will host the Fourth Street Fall Festival on Saturday.
Ready to race in his mohawk bike helmet, Jackson Mudd sizes up the competition.
Even the parade’s official witch balloon Hilda is jealous of the size of this pumpkin on the roof at Rise Up.
With chair in hand, Darlene Ferrara gets ready to stake out her spot for tomorrow’s parade.
Guess the weight of this pumpkin correctly at Freddie’s and win a gift card.
You have been warned – there will be lots of road closures and changes in traffic patterns on Saturday because of the costume parade.
The Rehoboth Beach Convention Center houses dozens of vendors with a variety of items for sale.
The day of the Sea Witch costume parade in Rehoboth Beach can be a long one. The people who own this truck are clearly veterans of the experience.
The 34th annual Sea Witch Festival has begun in Rehoboth Beach. Chamber mascot Smiley cheers on participants in the Tyke Bike on the Boardwalk. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
The dog costume parade will take place Sunday, Oct. 27, but these two women are already ready. Pictured are Kathy Burrier, left, with Sully and Karen Gullone with Finnegan.
Carter Lausch uses Elmo power to make his way down the Boardwalk.
Dressed as Mermaid Skye, Jennifer Strange reads to kids on the Bandstand.
Audrey Morrison is bringing up the rear in the Tyke Bike event, but she gets the loudest cheers.
There’s a coloring room with plenty of supplies at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center, but Penelope Fisler is testing out the markers on her face.
Riley Johnston feeds a bunny at the petting zoo.
The chicken looks hesitant while Adelynn Chadwick tries to feed it.
Cascading Carlos concentrates as he juggles three bowling pins.
Catherine Flaherty of CopyCat Paint Parties gets Caroline Martin all done up.
Dennis Holub and Diane Daly get their “Hallup & Oats” float ready for Saturday’s parade. It will be their 15th year.
This area of Rehoboth Avenue, near Coho’s Market and The Cultured Pearl, will host the Fourth Street Fall Festival on Saturday.
Ready to race in his mohawk bike helmet, Jackson Mudd sizes up the competition.
Even the parade’s official witch balloon Hilda is jealous of the size of this pumpkin on the roof at Rise Up.
With chair in hand, Darlene Ferrara gets ready to stake out her spot for tomorrow’s parade.
Guess the weight of this pumpkin correctly at Freddie’s and win a gift card.
You have been warned – there will be lots of road closures and changes in traffic patterns on Saturday because of the costume parade.
The Rehoboth Beach Convention Center houses dozens of vendors with a variety of items for sale.
The day of the Sea Witch costume parade in Rehoboth Beach can be a long one. The people who own this truck are clearly veterans of the experience.
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Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce
306 Rehoboth Avenue
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
United States
The Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce’s 34th Annual Sea Witch Festival kicked off with an afternoon of fun Oct. 25, including the Tyke Bike on the Boardwalk, activities at the Bandstand and shows at Rehoboth Beach Convention Center.
There’s a lot to do in Rehoboth Beach over the next two days, highlighted by the costume parade down Rehoboth Avenue at 11 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 26.
Other Saturday events include pony rides from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the beach at Wilmington Avenue; an outdoor kids zone at First Street Station from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; afternoon magic shows at the convention center; old-fashioned kids games at 2 p.m. on the beach in front of Baltimore Avenue; a horse show at 4 p.m. on the beach at Rehoboth Avenue; the 4th Street Fall Fest; and trick-or-treating downtown at 6 p.m.
Sunday events include selfie photo ops with Hilda the Sea Witch balloon at the convention center from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., the best costumed dog parade on the Boardwalk at 1 p.m., and a second horse show at 3 p.m. on the beach at Rehoboth Avenue.
On both Saturday and Sunday, there will be food vendors, artisans selling their goods and children’s activities along the circle around the Bandstand.
It appears that a beautiful fall weekend is in store for festival-goers. According to the National Weather Service, Saturday is expected to be sunny with a high of 67, while Sunday should also be sunny with a high of 60.
See a full schedule of weekend events in the Friday, Oct. 25 edition of the Cape Gazette, starting on page 65, or online at capegazette.com.
For more information, go to seawitchfestival.com or beach-fun.com. Contact the Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce at rehoboth@beach-fun.com, 302-227-2233 or 800-441-1329.
The 34th annual Sea Witch Festival has begun in Rehoboth Beach. Chamber mascot Smiley cheers on participants in the Tyke Bike on the Boardwalk. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
The dog costume parade will take place Sunday, Oct. 27, but these two women are already ready. Pictured are Kathy Burrier, left, with Sully and Karen Gullone with Finnegan.
Carter Lausch uses Elmo power to make his way down the Boardwalk.
Dressed as Mermaid Skye, Jennifer Strange reads to kids on the Bandstand.
Audrey Morrison is bringing up the rear in the Tyke Bike event, but she gets the loudest cheers.
There’s a coloring room with plenty of supplies at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center, but Penelope Fisler is testing out the markers on her face.
Riley Johnston feeds a bunny at the petting zoo.
The chicken looks hesitant while Adelynn Chadwick tries to feed it.
Cascading Carlos concentrates as he juggles three bowling pins.
Catherine Flaherty of CopyCat Paint Parties gets Caroline Martin all done up.
Dennis Holub and Diane Daly get their “Hallup & Oats” float ready for Saturday’s parade. It will be their 15th year.
This area of Rehoboth Avenue, near Coho’s Market and The Cultured Pearl, will host the Fourth Street Fall Festival on Saturday.
Ready to race in his mohawk bike helmet, Jackson Mudd sizes up the competition.
Even the parade’s official witch balloon Hilda is jealous of the size of this pumpkin on the roof at Rise Up.
With chair in hand, Darlene Ferrara gets ready to stake out her spot for tomorrow’s parade.
Guess the weight of this pumpkin correctly at Freddie’s and win a gift card.
You have been warned – there will be lots of road closures and changes in traffic patterns on Saturday because of the costume parade.
The Rehoboth Beach Convention Center houses dozens of vendors with a variety of items for sale.
The day of the Sea Witch costume parade in Rehoboth Beach can be a long one. The people who own this truck are clearly veterans of the experience.Event Details :
Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce
306 Rehoboth Avenue
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
United States
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