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Ghoulish good time in Dewey Beach
Trick-or-treating, haunted graveyard highlight evening
A witchy Lauren Kelley invites Halloween revelers to Dewey Beach Surf Shop as part of the Dewey Business Partnership’s annual holiday event. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
November 1, 2022
Hundreds of Halloween revelers roamed the streets of Dewey Beach Oct. 28, collecting candy and enjoying the Dewey Business Partnership’s annual holiday event.
Sponsored by the DBP as part of the Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce Sea Witch Festival, the event offered trick-or-treating at businesses along Coastal Highway, plus a haunted graveyard, bonfire and beach dance party on the bay beach.
The Dewey Business Partnership also hosts the Egg Scoop, Arts Festival, Kids Running of the Bull and other family-friendly events. For more information, go to deweybusinesspartnership.com or facebook.com/DeweyBusinessPartnership.
Passing out candy at the Dewey Beach Code Enforcement building are (l-r) a helpful gorilla, Janine DiPaula Stevens and Mayor Bill Stevens.
Savannah Shriner has baskets of candy ready for children at Nick’s Mini Golf.
Lo Tibbets, left, and Caitlin Barry are having a blast at Dewey Beer Company.
A frightful good time was had at The Starboard.
The Starboard employees (l-r) Tanner Tipton, Taylor Modica and Olivia Michael have a basket of treats at the ready.
Woody’s Dewey Beach owner and Dewey Business Partnership Vice President Jimmy O’Conor, seated, was passing out candy all night long.
Children line up at Dewey Beach Liquors for Halloween treats.
Breakaway Bikes is a popular spot for trick-or-treating.
Stacey Smagala greets passersby at Dewey Beach Country Club.
The Dewey Beach Exxon is one lively graveyard.
Hyatt Place Dewey Beach team members/Minions Jacque Bradbury, left, and Hannah Smith are ready for trick-or-treaters.
Austin Sander enjoys a ride through town thanks to siblings Samantha and Brandon Sander.
A bewitching Dewey Business Partnership Executive Director Kelly Ranieri welcomes all to the haunted graveyard and beach dance party.
Children and adults alike enjoyed the bayside bonfire.
