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Shoppers enjoy Rehoboth's Get Down in Town

BY STEVEN BILLUPS
April 9, 2012
Inside the Downtown Cowgirl are Carol and John Boros sharing some cheesecake from the Summer House served up by Summer House kitchen manager Marcus White. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Dennis Reardon asks Melissa King, co-owner of Port Dewey Beach, about the spring rolls being served inside Quiet Storm. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Cape Region resident Jim Zuber gets a wristband from Delaware Guidance Services volunteers Katie Barth, center, and Alison Unitis. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Sidewalks are busy as the sun goes down on Rehoboth Avenue. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Joyce Newman of Rehoboth Beach puts some guacamole on her Masa cakes prepared by Hobo’s inside South Moon Under as volunteer Robin Senft looks on. BY STEVEN BILLUPS

The Second Annual “Get Down in Town” was held March 29-31 in Rehoboth Beach. The event, created by Azura Clothing owner Alyssa Titus, was a huge success last year and this year it expanded.

Shops downtown paired up with local restaurants to entice shoppers to enjoy the food samples and shop for bargains only offered  Friday night. The three-day event began with a fashion show by the Southern Delaware Rollergirls modeling fashions available in Rehoboth.

A mainly local crowd attended the Friday night food and shopping event while kids showed up Saturday to enjoy a craft fair. Azura, with WSFS Bank, Hobo’s Restaurant and the Cape Gazette sponsored the event with all proceeds from wristband sales, needed to sample the food, went to Southern Delaware Therapeutic and Recreational Horseback Riding, Delaware Guidance Services and the Cape Henlopen High School Booster Clubs.

Shown enjoying some of Dos Locos’ fish tacos inside the Thunderbird Shop are sisters Rita Deakyne, left, and Karen Dailey.

 

 

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