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Visit southern Delaware for arts , events

Southern Delaware is well known SUBMITTED PHOTO
for its warm hospitality, five-star
beaches, quaint small towns, and The Rehoboth Beach Film Society and Cape Henlopen Educational Foundation presented
fabulous eating along its culinary The Metropolitan Opera's live broadcast of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's timeless drama,
coast, but did you know it’s also “Idomeneo” in 2017.
home to a rich and varied arts and
entertainment scene? and a fabulous cast. Possum Point’s the Delmarva Peninsula. Find out
holiday show this year is A Wonder- about all that’s going on at this gem
Southern Delaware offers visitors ful Life with performances from Nov. of a venue at miltontheatre.com or
and residents abundant opportunities 30 through Dec. 9. Since 1973, this call 302-684-3038.
to immerse themselves in the visual troupe has earned a reputation for
and performing arts – as audiences, productions that have been consis- • View quality independent films
as students, and as participants. Our tently well received. For information this fall and all year long at the
vibrant, scenic seaside and rural call 302-856-3460 or go to pos- Rehoboth Beach Film Society’s
communities have attracted and sumpointplayers.org. Cinema Art Theater, 17701 Dart-
inspired a large and talented popula- mouth Drive, Lewes, including its
tion of artists, artisans, crafters, and • Fall is going to be a busy season signature event, the Rehoboth Beach
performers. As a result, Sussex Coun- for the historic Milton Theatre, Independent Film Festival. Now in its
ty is home to an incredible number of with more than 300 events this year 21st year, the Nov 1–11 event features
popular art galleries and studios, art (and counting), there is definitely the best international and domestic
leagues, studio tours, performing arts something for everyone to enjoy! narrative, documentary, and short
theaters, and other arts venues. Two big outdoor events and festivals independent films. Fall also means
are coming up, with "Shakespeare In the return of The Met: Live in HD
Here’s a preview of some of the The Park: As You Like It" on Septem- which consists of 10 filmed opera
arts and entertainment visitors will ber 7th (7:30 p.m.), and The Milton performances. Each presentation
find this fall in Southern Delaware. Zombie Fest, beginning at noon includes multiple viewing angles,
October 20. Milton Zombie Fest is a interviews with performers and
• Clear Space Theatre in down- full-day festival of live music, food behind-the-scenes set changes. This
town Rehoboth Beach presents the trucks, beer, kids' activities, and the series presents an affordable, unique
2007 Pulitzer Prize-winning drama much-awaited Zombie Walk at 8 p.m. and convenient opportunity to enjoy
Rabbit Hole for three weekends The theatre is always busy with mu- professional operas. The Cinema Art
beginning September 21 and run- sic, theatre productions, films, tribute Theater offers multiple screenings
ning through October 7. Then, from acts, local talents, and children's of first-run independent films year-
October 19 through October 28 (with programs that have made Milton an
a special Halloween showing on emerging hub of arts and culture in Continued on page 104
Wednesday, October 31) get your
‘80s on with Heathers - the original
mean girls. Roald Dahl’s beloved
classic Willy Wonka takes the stage
in November for one weekend only,
November 9 through November 11.
Finally, don’t miss A Christmas Carol,
on stage at Clear Space from Nov. 3
through Dec. 9. For information visit
clearspacetheatre.org.

• Possum Point Players presents
the American classic Our Town at
Possum Hall, 441 Old Laurel Road,
Georgetown, September 7, 8, 14 & 15
at 7:30 p.m. and Sept. 9 & 16 at 2 p.m.
In October the group offers A Night
of Motown on the 27th at 7:30 p.m.
and 28th at 2 p.m. This fundraiser
and silent auction offers great music

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Southern DE SUBMITTED PHOTO Festival warm-up weekend starts
Oct. 6 with Art on the Rocks at the
Continued from page 102 Coastal Concerts presented a concert fea- Rehoboth Beach Country Club,
round with a new film appearing turing celebrated local violinist Amos Fay- bringing 20 local artists and res-
almost every week. Go to rehoboth- ette in August. taurants together to conspire and
film.com for film descriptions, compete for bragging rights for creat-
schedule, and ticket sale information of its parts.” Performances are live ing the jazz-inspired official festival
for all events at the Cinema Art The- and un-amplified in the acoustically cocktail. Thursday, Oct. 11 kicks off
ater, the home of independent films intimate, fully accessible Fellowship the festival at Cape Henlopen High
and more. Hall of the Bethel UMC in Lewes. School with the first of more than
For more information, visit www. 30 jazz events to be held through
• Coastal Concerts opens its coastalconcerts.org or call 888-212- October 14. Performing on October
20th season of world-class classi- 6458. Coastal Concerts is supported 11th is Nick Colionne opening for the
cal music on Delmarva at 7:30 p.m., in part by the Delaware Division of incomparable Brian Colbertson. In
Saturday, Oct. 20 with what will be the Arts in partnership with the Na- addition to its smooth jazz base, the
an electrifying performance by pia- tional Endowment for the Arts. Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival also
nist Awadagin Pratt returning on the features R&B, Blues, Doo Wop and
strength of the resounding audience • This year, the Rehoboth Beach dance shows this year. Check the
response to his 2015 appearance. Jazz Festival - The Greatest Jazz schedule for free and ticketed events
Following that performance, CoCo Festival in the World - celebrates 29 at rehobothjazz.com.
will present the American String years in Sussex County, Delaware.
Quartet joined by brothers Andres • The True Blue Jazz Festi-
and Roberto Diaz on cello and viola val returns for its 6th anniversary
on Saturday, November 17 at 2 p.m. year from Oct. 10-14 in downtown
Renowned individually, these six im- Rehoboth Beach. True Blue Jazz is
peccable musicians prove the adage focused on straight-ahead or main-
“The whole is greater than the sum stream Jazz, largely featuring songs

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Delmarva Destinations

Freeman Stage plans to expand

By Haley Myles SUBMITTED PHOTO
Special to the Cape Gazette
FREEMAN STAGE near Fenwick Island serves as a place for both visitors and community
Humans have used art as a members to enjoy performances and live shows.
form of communication and
self-expression since cave- Foundation, and after hearing from who may not be having the greatest
men roamed the Earth. From paint- the public who supports us, we day, she said, “You see a performance,
ing, sculpture and music to many changed our programming to make and it changes how you leave that
other forms, art brings a community it more diverse,” said Grimes. “Our night.”
together. mission is to present memorable per-
formances and to provide inspired Most performances are free to
Freeman Stage near Fenwick Island arts education for all. Our purpose is the public, but Grimes said all the
has served as a place for both visitors to elevate the human spirit.” national recording artists and tribute
and community members to enjoy bands are paid tickets. Ticket prices
performances and live shows. The atmosphere is very light- range from $15 to $125, depending on
hearted and causal, she said. “People the type of show.
The stage is operated by the love it because they can come in
nonprofit Joshua M. Freeman Foun- their flip-flops right off the beach if Plans to expand
dation, established in 2007 to honor they want and listen to bands like Freeman Stage has gone from
the late Josh Freeman who passed the Beach Boys or Smokey Robinson.
away in December 2006. The foun- They become one with nature while hosting 40 performances in its first
dation was established by his wife, listening to music in such an intimate year to 67 performances this summer.
Michelle Freeman. setting. It’s like the artist is perform- “This is our most robust season to
ing in their backyard!” date. Our growth has created great
“His wife, Michelle, wanted to hon- impact that we take as a privilege
or him and his spirit. She wanted his Joshua M. Freeman Founda- and a responsibility, which is why
legacy to live on with things that he tion Communications and Public we’ve outgrown our current physical
was passionate about like the arts,” Relations Manager Alyson Cun- venue. That’s why we’re moving for-
said Patti Grimes, executive director ningham said live music is a healing ward with the Coastal Arts Pavilion,”
of the foundation. “Michelle was pas- experience, “Music and live arts Grimes said.
sionate about inclusivity. When she experiences can transform you,” she
formed the foundation, she made it said. For both children and adults Continued on page 107
a public charity so that it would only
exist if the public participated and
supported it.”

Grimes said she never anticipated
how well received the foundation
would be. “The first year we had
13,500 people come. Now our founda-
tion has served 400,000 people in the
last 11 years. The public has respond-
ed, and we have grown very much
since the first year in 2008.”

While many who come live locally,
Grimes said, “We have had ticket
buyers in 42 of the 50 states. It’s
always a delight that we have people
from other states.”

Freeman Stage aims to bring di-
verse and memorable performances
to people through dance, theater,
children’s performances and concerts
by award-winning artists.

“Over the years, as we have
developed the Joshua M. Freeman

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Freeman COME FOR
THE FOOD
Continued from page 106 Stay for the views.

The project is estimated to take 4 to Fall is beautiful on the beach, and we’ve fired up the
6 years. “We are in the design and space heaters in our outdoor seating area so you can
development phase for the architec- still enjoy alfresco dining by the ocean.
ture and planning as well as in the As part of the iconic Boardwalk Plaza Hotel,
fundraising component of the proj- we’re open 365 days a year for breakfast, lunch and
ect,” Grimes said. “Our goal is going dinner. Discover why our dining experience is as
to continue to serve the community spectacular as our views.
while looking forward to the Coastal
Arts Pavillion in the future.” Boardwalk Plaza Hotel
2 Olive Avenue & the Boardwalk,
“We want to replicate the experi-
ence of the Freeman Stage at the Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
Coastal Arts Pavilion, which will be (302) 227-0615
at the adjacent property within the
Bayside property,” said Grimes. www.victoriasrestaurant.com

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The foundation’s work does not

stop once the summer season is over.
It also has educational arts programs
that are year round.

“All nine school districts in Sus-
sex County are part of our arts and
education program, which reaches
an average of 18,000 students a
year September through May,” said
Grimes.

As the arts have become less
emphasized in school curriculum
nationwide, the foundation aims to
bring art education into Delaware
schools to benefit local students.

Programs are designed to reach
students four times as they grow,
to ensure students have a variety of
experiences. “In K to 2, you may have
some music and dance or storytell-
ing, in grades 3 through 5, students
see musical theater,” Grimes said. “In
middle school, we have a visual arts
program where everyone is doing
things like painting a mural or creat-
ing their own unique masterpiece. In
high school, students do performing
arts like poetry. We had ‘Poetry Out
Loud,’ a national program.”

Although expansion is a few years
off, Grimes said the foundation
will continue to work toward its
mission.“We want people to know
that everyone is welcome at the
Freeman Stage. We are a public char-
ity and would not exist without the
community.”

Southern DE “Rehoboth Bay Sunset,” pastel by Nick Ser- with the pastel landscapes of Nick
ratore, is among works on exhibit in Sep- Serratore. Many of Abel’s photo-
Continued from page 104 tember at the Peninsula Gallery in Lewes. graphs are used as inspiration for
of the Great American Standards Nick’s paintings. October will fea-
Songbook from 1900 to present day. day show, The Perfect Gift, runs from ture local artists Howard Eberle and
From the birth of the Blues and Dix- November 13 through January 5 with Steve Rogers together with photog-
ieland Jazz to the popular tunes that artist reception on November 16 from rapher Richard Calvo. All three have
became the soundtrack of America, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Mispillion Art League mutual interests; compositionally,
True Blue Jazz features innovative is located at 5 N Walnut St, Milford. they enjoy similar subject material
interpretation and musical impro- For information, call 302-730-7646 or and have similar palettes. November
visation of these songs arising from visit mispillionarts.org. brings four members of the Washing-
American stage plays, radio, televi- ton Society of Landscape Painters,
sion, recording artists and feature • Peninsula Gallery in Lewes who often travel together, in a show
films from across this time period. will feature four new exhibitions. titled “On the Road Again” and, in
This year’s festival features 25 events In September the images of April December, the 15th Annual “Small
over five days and nights in a dozen Allyson Abel, Delaware State Parks Jewels” show will bring together
downtown Rehoboth Beach venues. photographer, will be exhibited along some 100 small paintings by a variety
Brand new in 2018 is the Jazz Iz Art of artists, all priced for the gift-giving
Expo Center, located in the Com- season. Each exhibit may be pre-
munity Room of CAMP Rehoboth at viewed at peninsula-gallery.com. Call
37 Baltimore Ave. which features jazz 302-645-0551 for details.
documentaries, canvas art and still
photography. For ticketed and free • Rehoboth Art League presents
events schedule visit truebluejazz. The 8th Regional Juried Biennial
org. Exhibition from September 7 to Oc-
tober 13, and the 34th Annual Holiday
• Gallery One, 32 Atlantic Av- Fair, RAL’s signature fall event, takes
enue (Route 26) in Ocean View, is a
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Art league to offer oil painting workshop Sept. 8-10

Guest artist Michele Byrne will “Evening Light on Lightship Overfalls,” by Michele Byrne.
teach a three-day workshop for in-
termediate oil painters titled Palette
Knife and Bold Brush Impression-
ism in Oil Paint at the Rehoboth Art
League from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Satur-
day to Monday, Sept. 8 to 10.

Byrne will show participants how
to keep their oil painting loose with a
palette knife and bold brush.

She will go over basic composition
theory, value studies, and how to tell
a story in paint.

She will also discuss how to add
figures to paintings in a natural
way to give them life. The cost of
the three-day workshop is $375 per
person.

To register for the class, go to re-
hobothartleague.org or call 302-227-
8408, Ext. 112. All classes are held at
the Rehoboth Art League, 12 Dodds
Lane in Henlopen Acres.

Milton to hold townwide
yard sales, Second Saturday

Historic Milton will be overflowing
with bargains when residents hold
yard sales all over town from 8 a.m.
to 2 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 8.

Milton Downtown Partnership
will hold its Second Saturday event
the same day. Second Saturdays are
a monthly celebration of downtown
historic Milton and its shops, restau-
rants, museum, waterfront parks and
more. Businesses offer special deals,
events and hospitality from 11 a.m. to
6 p.m. The partnership will also be
raffling off a gift basket. With mul-
tiple events on one date, plus Dogfish
Head Craft Brewery’s tasting room
and tours, visitors will want to make
a day of it in historic Milton.

To participate in the town-wide
yard sale, Milton residents should
have their setup ready by 8 a.m. Sept.
8. It is not necessary to sign up for
the event, although participants may
wish to post signs directing bargain
hunters to their sites.

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event that is a celebration of Eastern Shore sporting tradition and Harrison St., Easton, Md. Go to waterfowlfestival.org.

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Lewes’ authentic Oktoberfest is set for Oct. 6, 2 to 6 p.m., in Canalfront
Park. The event features beers, brats and Bavarian attire. Above Bill Sansa-
lone mingles with the Oktoberfest crowd. At right, beer was flowing at last
year’s event. Go to leweschamber.com, or call 645-8073.

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Wings&Wheels201811th Annual!

Saturday, October 6, 2018 | 10AM-4PM

Delaware Coastal Airport | Georgetown, DE

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Vintage Plane Fly-In & Classic Car Show

Featuring:

Fort Miles & Delaware Coastal Airport Exhibits & Encampments

Plane Rides | Pilot Competitions | Craft & Food Vendors | Local Bands & Artists

The Return of the U.S. Naval Academy Parachute Team!

Don’t miss our Friday night event!!

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Friday, October 5 | Delaware Coastal Airport | Dinner @6PM | Doors Open @5:30PM

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Milton Zombie
Fest - Oct. 20

FILE PHOTOS Janet Mesquita leads the Belles by the Bay in a performance of Michael Jackson’s “Thrill-
er” in last year’s Milton Zombie Fest.
Zombies invade Milton on Oct. 20. Join
them as they try to survive a weekend of
haunting entertainment, including nine
bands, eight food trucks, 20 vendors, zom-
bie makeup stations, kids’ zombie fest ac-
tivities and a Zombie Walk. For information
go to miltontheatre.com.

At last year’s event, the Clampitt family
of Po’ Boys Creole & Fresh Catch (l-r) Mi-
chael, Jaxon, Nicholas and Melissa, put on
their scariest faces.

There is fun for children with kids’ zom-
bie fest activities. Milton resident Ariana
Jimenez was one of the cutest zombies.

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Amish Country Bike Tour is set Saturday, Sept. 8. This year’s tour SUBMITTED PHOTO
starts and stops at the Delaware Agricultural Museum & Village,
866 N. DuPont Hwy. in Dover. The Amish Country Bike Tour is suit- ed for all ages and abilities,and includes 16, 25, 50, 63 and 100-mile
loops through the flatlands of Delaware’s Amish farms. For infor-
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Stacey Chandler meditates during a recent moonrise in Lewes.

Warrior Goddess Weekend set

For this event, SUP Yoga Delaware owned by Meghan Lee. Chandler leads SUP Yoga classes if weath-
owner Stacey Chandler chose female- Sunday ends the weekend with a er permits.
owned businesses to be a part of the Join Chandler, left, and Joan Elizabeth of
celebration. These women are strong bang. Experience a Barre class lead Plant Wisdom Within for a dinner at Aph-
influences on the growing community by Julie Wender and Brunch at Right rodite’s Table catered by GreenMan Juice
of Lewes. Balance Pilates. Bar & Bistro.

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The day continues with lunch and
an extended happy hour with massage
by Nickole Renea of Visan or Acu-
puncture with Amber Novak. Enjoy
Psychic Readings with Mandie Steven-
son Mandie’s Magical Marketplace.
Finish the day with dinner at Heirloom

Dogfish Head’s Analog-A-Go-Go set Nov. 17-18

Jim Cavanagh spins music analog style.

Each year specialty beer is tapped
from a keg.

NICK ROTH PHOTOS It wouldn’t be an event at Dogfish without a little There were plenty of records to
bocce action. choose from at the festival.
The Eighth Annual Dogfish Head Analog
A-Go-Go will celebrate all things craft. The
esvent will feature specialty cask beers,
craft cocktails, vinyl vendors, food trucks,
an artisanal marketplace and live music on
stage at the brewpub. Go to dogfish.com/
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Above, Mariah and Sam Calagione show
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Casual evening social with hors d’oeuvres? Or the works: dinner, games, and
overnight stays.
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Bethany Travel................................................................................. 41 Midway Speedway & Waterpark ................................................. 131
Bethel Methodist Church ............................................................... 22 Millmans Appliance ........................................................................ 76
Boast The Coast - Lewes Chamber of Commerce ...................... 17 Milton Farmers Market ................................................................. 124
Broadpoint Construction ............................................................... 75 Milton Historical Society................................................................. 26
Bryton Homes of Delaware............................................................ 11 Miyagi Ramen Bar .......................................................................... 12
Builders Supply Of Delmarva ...................................................... 104 Nicola Pizza ....................................................................................... 8
Cape Henlopen Wicker ................................................................ 122 Ocean Atlantic ................................................................................ 34
Carl M Freeman Communities ............................................. 29 & 97 Oktoberfest ..................................................................................... 99
CertaPro Painters of Delaware ...................................................... 47 Odysea .............................................................................................. 7
Chamber of Commerce of Milton ................................................. 22 Oxford Communications ............................................................... 43
Clean Delaware ................................................................................ 2 Parcel Plus .................................................................................... 109
Clear Space Productions ............................................................... 10 Patio Systems ........................................................................ 8 & 125
Coast Day - University of Delaware .............................................. 17 Phippins Cabinetry ....................................................................... 114
Coastal Concerts ............................................................................ 89 Piccard Homes ............................................................................. 115
Coastal Concrete Works ............................................................... 19 Premier Centre for the Arts ........................................................... 74
Coldwell Banker Resort Realty...................................................... 51 Rehoboth - Dewey Chamber ....................................................... 116
Conversation Peace Jewelers ....................................................... 50 Rehoboth Beach Film Society ...................................................... 64
Country Life Homes ..................................................................... 101 Rehoboth Beach Gingerbread Contest ........................................ 40
Creative Concepts ............................................................................ 3 Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival ...................................................... 13
Cuvee Ray ..................................................................................... 120 Restore Sussex County ............................................................... 100
Del-Coast Design & Build ............................................................. 27 Rosenfelds Deli .............................................................................. 98
Delaware Chataqua Tent Show ................................................... 111 Saketumi ......................................................................................... 88
Delaware Coastal Realty ................................................................ 49 Schell Brothers ........................................................................ 5 & 73
Delaware Resorts Fall Home Expo ............................................. 112 SERVPRO of Sussex County ...................................................... 108
Delaware Solid Waste Authority ................................................. 117 Shell We Bounce ............................................................................ 77
Delmarva Christian Schools ....................................................... 121 Signature Property Management ................................................ 128
Delmarva Concerts - Special Event Productions ...................... 103 SoDel Wine Food & Music Festival .............................................. 32
Dolores Desmond ........................................................................... 72 SoDel Concepts .............................................................................. 44
East Coast Garden Center ............................................................. 30 Superclean ...................................................................................... 38
Fabyou Health Coach .................................................................... 70 Surf Bagel & Deli ............................................................................ 42
Fernmoor Homes ............................................................................ 43 Sussex Tree Inc .............................................................................. 95
Ferris Home Improvements ........................................................... 18 Suzanne Landon ............................................................................. 96
Fifer Orchards ................................................................................... 6 The Blackwall Hitch......................................................................... 71
First Shore Federal ...................................................................... 103 The Brush Factory On Kings......................................................... 37
Freedom Boat Club ........................................................................ 57 The Cafe on 26 ................................................................................ 69
GAW Venture Group ..................................................................... 55 The Light House ............................................................................. 65
Georgetown Chamber of Commerce .......................................... 123 The Lodge At Truitt Homestead..................................................... 87
Grand Rental Station ..................................................................... 28 The Residences .............................................................................. 54
Green Top Lawn & Landscaping .................................................. 62 The Station On Kings ................................................................... 127
Gutter Guys ..................................................................................... 31 Tidemark Federal Credit Union ..................................................... 86
Habersham Peddler Interiors ........................................................ 52 Tile Market of Delaware ............................................................... 105
Harrison House ............................................................................... 93 Touch of Italy .................................................................................. 53
Henlopen Appliance ....................................................................... 49 Townsend Team ............................................................................. 25
Historic Lewes Farmers Market .................................................... 48 Tri-State Cleaning ........................................................................... 42
History Book Festival .................................................................... 15 True Blue Jazz ................................................................................ 67
Jakes Seafood ................................................................................ 79 Victorias Restaurant .................................................................... 107
Jeanine ODonnell - State Farm ..................................................... 20 Virden Center ................................................................................ 129
Jefferson School ............................................................................ 59 Wandas Pet Service ....................................................................... 78
Jobes Landscape............................................................................ 45 Wertz & Co....................................................................................... 14
Jungle Jims Total Pet Care ......................................................... 119 Wilkinson Homes.......................................................................... 113
Just Comfort Shoes ..................................................................... 132

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