Share:
Boat Drinks Bacchanal raises funds for Pathways to Success
Jimmy and the Parrots had the Boat Drinks Bacchanal crowd up on their feet and dancing all afternoon. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
May 22, 2024
The Delaware Seashore Parrot Head Club's 25th Boat Drinks Bacchanal took place May 18 at Northbeach in Dewey Beach.
The sold-out event raised money for Pathways to Success, a nonprofit based in Georgetown with a mission to prepare youth, adults, and their families for successful lives. For more information, go to pathways-2-success.org.
Entertainment was provided by Jimmy and the Parrots, a well-known and beloved trop rock band based in New Jersey. About 400 or so attendees came from up and down the Eastern Seaboard for the event.
DSPHC is a nonprofit organization south of the canal whose members love to help others, have fun and do it all with a trop-rock twist! To learn more, go to deseashorephc.com.
More than 400 Parrot Heads and their friends gathered May 18 at Northbeach in Dewey to support Pathways to Success.
Delaware Seashore Parrot Head Club President Carle Foster joins bacchanal buddies Kannan Menon and Steve Wolf at the fundraiser. Shown are (l-r) Menon, Wolf and Foster.
The skies cleared in the early afternoon, allowing party-goers to sit outside on the sand and listen to the band.
Pathways to Success representatives enjoying the festive atmosphere are (l-r) Fay Blake, founder and executive director; Sarah Gilmour, outreach and development manager; and Marjorie Belmont-Burns, human resources manager.
Jimmy and the Parrots frontman Jimmy Maraventano is joined on stage by his son Jimmy Maraventano Jr.
