Delaware Surfrider Foundation hosts inaugural Surf Swap
Dozens of boards, wet suits, gear, local art for sale in Rehoboth Beach
There were school-aged volunteers at the event from the Fred Thomas Middle School AVID program and the Millsboro Middle School National Honors Society. Shown with most of the students are Fred Thomas Middle AVID Coordinator Dana Orton, Delaware Surfrider Foundation Secretary Colleen Baker and Delaware Surfrider Foundation Chair Emily Bryant-Álvarez. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
The Delaware Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation hosted its inaugural Surf Swap Nov. 2 in Rehoboth Beach. The event took place in the parking lot of Rise Up Coffee.
Roy Harrell puts the price sticker on one of the boards he brought to the swap.
Delaware Surfrider Foundation Vice Chair Crystal Stokowski helped organize the inaugural event.
A selection of boogie boards for every type of rider.
Surfers Mike Powell and Dennis Janssen talk shop.
Jose Maramante brought a bunch of old, but still usable, wet suits of all sizes to give away. He helps Jane Stillwell find a suit that fits.November 7, 2024
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There were school-aged volunteers at the event from the Fred Thomas Middle School AVID program and the Millsboro Middle School National Honors Society. Shown with most of the students are Fred Thomas Middle AVID Coordinator Dana Orton, Delaware Surfrider Foundation Secretary Colleen Baker and Delaware Surfrider Foundation Chair Emily Bryant-Álvarez. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
The Delaware Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation hosted its inaugural Surf Swap Nov. 2 in Rehoboth Beach. The event took place in the parking lot of Rise Up Coffee.
Roy Harrell puts the price sticker on one of the boards he brought to the swap.
Delaware Surfrider Foundation Vice Chair Crystal Stokowski helped organize the inaugural event.
A selection of boogie boards for every type of rider.
Surfers Mike Powell and Dennis Janssen talk shop.
Jose Maramante brought a bunch of old, but still usable, wet suits of all sizes to give away. He helps Jane Stillwell find a suit that fits.
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Rise Up Coffee
502 Rehoboth Avenue
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
United States
The Delaware Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation hosted its inaugural Surf Swap in Rehoboth Beach. The event took place Nov. 2 in the parking lot of Rise Up Coffee.
The event featured local surfers selling used boards, fins, suits, surfing-themed art and other types of gear. There were also local artists and area organizations – Delaware Sea Grant, MERR, Plastic Free Delaware, Surfgimp Foundation – on hand selling their goods and offering information on environmental awareness.
For more information on the Delaware Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation, go to delaware.surfrider.org or email chair@delaware.surfrider.org.
There were school-aged volunteers at the event from the Fred Thomas Middle School AVID program and the Millsboro Middle School National Honors Society. Shown with most of the students are Fred Thomas Middle AVID Coordinator Dana Orton, Delaware Surfrider Foundation Secretary Colleen Baker and Delaware Surfrider Foundation Chair Emily Bryant-Álvarez. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
The Delaware Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation hosted its inaugural Surf Swap Nov. 2 in Rehoboth Beach. The event took place in the parking lot of Rise Up Coffee.
Roy Harrell puts the price sticker on one of the boards he brought to the swap.
Delaware Surfrider Foundation Vice Chair Crystal Stokowski helped organize the inaugural event.
A selection of boogie boards for every type of rider.
Surfers Mike Powell and Dennis Janssen talk shop.
Jose Maramante brought a bunch of old, but still usable, wet suits of all sizes to give away. He helps Jane Stillwell find a suit that fits.Event Details :
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Rise Up Coffee
502 Rehoboth Avenue
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
United States
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