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Dewey gets artsy with business partnership’s annual fest
Jason “Luckie” Melaga of Luckie Glass interacts with (l-r) Matt Smith, Jill Peebles, and Denise Smith during the event.
May 17, 2019
The Dewey Business Partnership held its 8th Annual Arts Festival May 11 on Dagsworthy Avenue in Dewey Beach. Over 70 artists and crafters stayed busy promoting their unique items to many customers. Music, food trucks, dog adoptions, and kids’ activities were available at the fest.
Jason “Luckie” Melaga of Luckie Glass interacts with (l-r) Matt Smith, Jill Peebles, and Denise Smith during the event.
Keith Mosher of KAM Productions finds the perfect 302 gear for Jamie Hurlock.
Meghan McCalley, of Meghan’s Collection, shows her local beached-themed crafts to Ron Alexander from Rehoboth Beach.
Jaiden Scarlett stands with her artwork, created with the Dewey Artist Collaborative’s Inspired Artist program.
Kim McFadden, left, of Tapestry Glass discusses her technique with Kate Corcoran.
Retired Marine Sgt. Josh Stelly shows one of his handcrafted American flag pieces to Eileen Haley.
John Finelli browses C.T. Costa’s photography.
Nina Mickelsen discusses her large-scale beach paintings with customers. Shown are (l-r) Stephanie Firestone, Mickelsen, and Patty Dillon.
The Brandywine SPCA had a booth at the arts fest, trying to find homes for dogs. Shown are SPCA volunteer Susan Petze-Roseldum, left, and Christine Ferber, getting a kiss from Toala.
