Nature paints picture perfect day for Rehoboth Arts Festival
Art league hosts annual event in Grove Park
A crowd gathers to check out Kyle Hamm's glass work gleaming in the sunlight. GRACE HOFFMAN PHOTOS
Stephen Brehm's oil paintings attract attention from passersby.
Rehoboth Art League staff members (l-r) Sara Ganter, executive director; Nick Serratore, exhibitions director; and Kelly Wells, events and outreach manager, welcome visitors to the festival.
Gilbert Carey smiles with his wood carvings.
Cynthia Capp and Nathan Birdsall check out a wall of art.
The Happyrock Pottery's offerings engage curious shoppers.
John Cooley wraps up a sale for his ceramics.
Lisa Chambers from Delaware Bay Clay shows off her ceramic art.
John Donato finishes a fishy piece in front of his booth.
Michele Ross smiles by her jewelry designs for Shiny Objects.May 28, 2026
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A crowd gathers to check out Kyle Hamm's glass work gleaming in the sunlight. GRACE HOFFMAN PHOTOS
Stephen Brehm's oil paintings attract attention from passersby.
Rehoboth Art League staff members (l-r) Sara Ganter, executive director; Nick Serratore, exhibitions director; and Kelly Wells, events and outreach manager, welcome visitors to the festival.
Gilbert Carey smiles with his wood carvings.
Cynthia Capp and Nathan Birdsall check out a wall of art.
The Happyrock Pottery's offerings engage curious shoppers.
John Cooley wraps up a sale for his ceramics.
Lisa Chambers from Delaware Bay Clay shows off her ceramic art.
John Donato finishes a fishy piece in front of his booth.
Michele Ross smiles by her jewelry designs for Shiny Objects.
With sunny skies and warm spring weather, the 6th annual Rehoboth Beach Arts Festival drew large crowds to Grove Park Saturday, May 16.
Hosted by the Rehoboth Art League in partnership with the City of Rehoboth Beach, the festival featured 34 tents showcasing original artwork by league member artists.
More than 2,500 visitors typically attend the annual event, spending the day exploring the exhibits, shopping for local art and entering a raffle to win a featured painting by Elizabeth Sabine.
A crowd gathers to check out Kyle Hamm's glass work gleaming in the sunlight. GRACE HOFFMAN PHOTOS
Stephen Brehm's oil paintings attract attention from passersby.
Rehoboth Art League staff members (l-r) Sara Ganter, executive director; Nick Serratore, exhibitions director; and Kelly Wells, events and outreach manager, welcome visitors to the festival.
Gilbert Carey smiles with his wood carvings.
Cynthia Capp and Nathan Birdsall check out a wall of art.
The Happyrock Pottery's offerings engage curious shoppers.
John Cooley wraps up a sale for his ceramics.
Lisa Chambers from Delaware Bay Clay shows off her ceramic art.
John Donato finishes a fishy piece in front of his booth.
Michele Ross smiles by her jewelry designs for Shiny Objects.Event Details :
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