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Creativity meets craftsmanship at Rehoboth Art League show
41st annual Holiday Fair Fine Craft Show a success
Showing her art is Izzy Cohen of I.C. Glass, who works in the lampwork style. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS
November 7, 2025
Rehoboth Art League hosted 30 juried artists, including 10 local artisans, representing a variety of mediums Nov. 1-2, drawing about 1,500 attendees to holiday shop.
Beverages were served in the Paynter Studio, snacks were available at the Children’s Studio and guests relaxed in the garden to enjoy the warm fall weather.
Each artist supplied an item to raise funds in a silent auction.
Lewes ceramic artist Jeff Watson poses with his hand-painted ceramics, featuring simple images of nature.
Shoppers relaxing in the Homestead’s formal garden as seen through the windows in the sun porch.
Lewes artist Lisa Chambers of Delaware Bay Clay has a sunny corner to show off her ceramics.
Artisans in the Chambers Studio draw a throng of patrons.
Milton artist Ava Thaw uses a flashlight to show how different finishes react to light in her ceramic vessels.
Rehoboth artist John Cooley discusses his whimsical ceramic creations with fellow artists.
Hand-painted porcelain items from Jerry Bennett Pottery are whimsical and practical.
I.C. Glass ornaments attract the eye.
Sandy Calderone uses globally sourced stones, combined with metal work.
The CWP Woodworking display shows off the woodturning artistry of Charles W. Paul, who donated one of his lamps to raise funds.
Rehoboth artist Margaret Halpin creates beachy-themed kiln-formed glass items.
Mary Yeagley Bower of Ocean View answers questions about her compile tile display.
Guests sit in the garden under the cedars, enjoying the warm fall weather.
Alison Jefferies of J’Adorn designs shares her delicate and lightweight jewelry.
A couple of friends roam the grounds of the Rehoboth Art League, evoking the feeling of "A Walk to the Paradise Garden" by W. Eugene Smith.
Ellendale artist Rita Deakyne of Felties by Rita holds a sweet sleeping mouse who found a bed in a clock.
Cooley Ceramics bird baths sit among the pines at the Paynter Studio.
Cooley Ceramics underwater creatures come to life.
A guest looks at items donated by the artists for the online auction.
Visitors check out the goods in the Corkran Studio.
