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Trick-or-treating takes over Dewey Beach
Dewey Business Partnership transforms bay beach into a creeptastic dance party
Patricia Wright, former mayor of Dewey Beach, gets in the spooky-spirit at the Haunted Zombie Beach Spooktacular. MAYA YNGVE PHOTOS
October 27, 2025
Trick-or-treaters enjoyed the annual Sea Witch Festival in Dewey Beach Oct. 24, for one of Dewey Business Partnership's annual holiday events.
From 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., a mix of spooky and sweet costumed characters visited local Dewey businesses to collect candy. On the bay beach of Dickinson Avenue, a haunted bonfire, haunted graveyard and DJ dance party promised a wicked good time for all ages.
Trick-or-treaters dress as Blippi and a Squishmallow.
Buzz Lightyear soars into a night of fun as the sun sets over the bay.
The Dewey Beach Police Department welcomes trick-or-treaters of all ages, especially the Dewey Dawg.
Two Dalmatian sisters, 8 and 10, wander around Dewey Beach.
Asa Bevins, 9, alien-invades the DJ Dance Party.
A large crowd dances the night away in front of the pop-up stage.
Ainsley, 4; Emilia, 5; and Oliver, 2, enjoy the haunted bonfire.
The Dewey Post serves an array of treats to the crowd. Shown is owner Ashley Skarda and her parents Michelle and Ron.
Oliver, 2, dressed as Yoda, dances to the music.
Jay, 3, and Aaron, 1, arrive at Dickinson Street dressed as Minions.
Landon, 9, a Phillies fan, dresses up as his favorite first-basemen, Bryce Harper.
People from all over flood the town of Dewey Beach to visit local businesses.
