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Planet Delaware promotes a healthier, environmentally sound lifestyle
Representing Beebe Healthcare’s Community Outreach are (l-r) registered nurses Sally Danz, Coleen Dudlick, Mary Summerville, Kaylynn White, and Loretta Newsom. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
September 24, 2024
VegRehoboth hosted Planet Delaware at Epworth United Methodist Church Sept. 13-15 outside Rehoboth Beach. This free event focused primarily on health, the environment and coexisting with animals.
“We had around 45 vendors. In the past, we have had up to 90, but this is our first year back since COVID,” said Tara Sheldon, president of VegRehoboth. “We’ve had a good mixture of artisans, food vendors, nonprofits, and there’s a couple of puppies that got adopted – I’m very happy about that.”
She went on to say, “My greatest hope is that people will choose to live more compassionately.”
For more information about VegRehoboth, go to vegrehoboth.org.
Tara Sheldon, president of VegRehoboth, hosted Planet Delaware Sept. 13-15 at Epworth United Methodist Church.
Chef Hari Cameron, a distinguished culinary consultant and celebrated chef, speaks to the enthusiastic crowd.
Jacob Anthony, owner of The Lion’s Den Candle Company, has some amazing scented candles.
Suzanne Thurman, founder and director of the Marine Education, Research & Rehabilitation Institute prepares to speak to the crowd.
Representing the Marine Education, Research & Rehabilitation Institute are (l-r) volunteers Amanda Schwark, Linda Tiano, Kim Murphy and Donna Verner.
A few of the offerings by Red Mosaic Jewelry.
Kerry Hallett, back, assists Pam Steinbach, left, and Evelyn Weber at Miss Millie Ceramics.
Dorothy Greet shows off her latest book, “Go Veg.”
Mary Finelli is with Fish Feel, the first organization devoted to promoting the recognition of fish as sentient beings deserving of respect and compassion.
PFLAG Rehoboth Beach is the extended family of the LGBTQ+ community and envisions a world where diversity is celebrated and all people are respected, valued and affirmed inclusive of their sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression. Shown are (l-r) Cristopher Selitto, president of the Rehoboth Beach Chapter of PFLAG; and Lorraine and Dave Fahringer, members of PFLAG.
Andrea Cicoria, founder of Sister of the Sun Wellness in Rehoboth Beach, offers transformative light and sound therapy through the Harmonic Egg wellness pod.
