Events in Lewes today

Ease into the morning with an all-levels yoga session right on the beach in Lewes. Move in sync with the ocean as breath and movement align in a wide open coastal setting. Class takes place on Savannah Beach, and the group meets on the left side of the shoreline. Please bring a beach towel or mat, water, and sunscreen. Pre-registration is encouraged, and cash is accepted with exact change appreciated. The session is weather dependent, so check the schedule for updates.

Charlie & the CoolTones are appearing at Dockside Marina Bar + Grill at Indian River Inlet. Please note that the event date has changed.

Creativity takes center stage at Jellystone Park with a playful art-focused celebration featuring painting and drawing. Yogi Bear and friends add to the fun with a friendly challenge to see whose artwork shines, offering a cheerful setting for making memorable creations.

An evening at Rea’s Farm brings live music, special activities, and plenty of food. Stroll a farmers market style lineup of area artisans and producers selling jewelry, books, clothing, glasswork, artwork, baked treats, fresh bread, fruits and vegetables, and honey. Sip a special brew alongside CM wine, enjoy games, and take part in themed fun suitable for all ages. Settle in and take in the beauty of the WCM sunsets.

Sweet Leda takes the stage at The Room at Cedar Grove, led by Julie Cymek’s soulful voice and magnetic presence. The band delivers a vibrant mix of modern funk, psychedelic rock, soul, and pop, with original songs that nod to Led Zeppelin and Red Hot Chili Peppers. Industry veteran Lou Plaia has praised them as a highlight at the festivals they play. Admission is $64 and includes dinner and the concert, with beverages sold separately. Gratuity is not included, and all ticket purchases are final.

Milton Theatre presents a drag comedy showcase filled with bold style, quick wit, and constant laughs. Magnolia Applebottom takes the host role, keeping the pace lively and the humor flowing throughout the show. The lineup features Jolene Cuisine, bringing big personality, standout fashion, and a playful sense of humor, alongside Bev, who delivers glittering flair, sharp-tongued sass, and crowd-pleasing comedy. Magnolia Applebottom is a celebrated cabaret performer from Jackson, Mississippi, known for a quirky, cool persona and a knack for making audiences smile.

Freddie’s Follies presents a recurring drag showcase in a lively, central city setting, with a dynamic lineup of queens delivering high-energy numbers, sharp humor, and glamorous looks. Expect a spirited atmosphere and crowd-pleasing performances throughout the night. Admission is a $5 cover at the door.

Step up to the mic, pick the songs you love, and sing your heart out. This karaoke gathering keeps it simple so the focus stays on the music and the fun. Bring your best vocals or your loudest cheers, and enjoy a lighthearted night of singing.

Dispose of household hazardous waste responsibly, recycle electronic items, and shred paper at a special collection designed to make cleanup easy. There is no charge for Delaware residents, and the event will take place rain or shine.

Start the day with an all-levels yoga class on the sand at Rehoboth Beach. With ocean air and open sky all around, the practice offers a refreshing, energizing way to move, breathe, and reconnect in a natural setting. The class meets near the south end of the beach, one block beyond the boardwalk, with the setup on the right side of the shoreline. Bring a beach towel or mat, water, and sunscreen. Advance registration is encouraged. Cash is accepted, and exact change is appreciated. This class is weather dependent.

AIDS Walk Delaware marks its 40th year at the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand, honoring decades of advocacy, remembrance, education, and support for people living with HIV. This community walk brings people together to raise awareness, challenge stigma, and uplift those affected. The day flows from check-in to announcements and then the walk itself. Participants can take part at two sites, with options in Wilmington at Brandywine Park or in Rehoboth Beach at the Bandstand near the boardwalk. Every step helps fund vital HIV prevention, testing, care, and support services across Delaware. Many walk in memory of someone, in solidarity with loved ones, or to help build a healthier future.

Friends and families come together for a community event with heart. Lace up and hit the pavement, and know that every step helps advance a mission to empower older adults to live independently at home for as long as possible.

A 120th birthday celebration for the Rehoboth Beach Vol Fire Co includes chances to see both newer and antique apparatus, meet Sparky the Fire Dog, and tour the museum. The RBVFC Auxiliary is celebrating a birthday too, and guests can enjoy a slice of birthday cake.

At the Zwaanendael Museum, a costumed interpreter portrays an officer from the Loyal American Regiment and shares what uniforms, equipment, and daily life were like for a Loyalist from Lewes during the Revolutionary War. The museum also offers rotating activities and additional programs connected to this history. There is no cost to participate, and it is suitable for all ages. For more information, call (302) 645-1148 or email zmuseum@delaware.gov.

Backlash Fest 2026 brings a full day of live performances and community fun, presented by Bottle & Cork in Dewey Beach. The lineup features The British Invasion Years, A ’60s Musical Revolution, with special guests HeadHigh, Rogue Agents, and Clayton Eberly, and Mikey G as host. Attendees can enjoy music alongside local vendors, food, games, and a welcoming festival atmosphere in support of a good cause. Guests are encouraged to bring chairs and share the experience with friends. Event partners include J&A Electrical Services, Shore Water Refining, Long Neck Dispensary, Betterliving of Delmarva, George Hoffman Heating & Air Conditioning, AC Dreamscapes, J and C Home Exteriors, and Christina’s Cuts by the Coast. For those planning an overnight stay, Avid hotel Millsboro offers accommodations with a discounted room rate for Backlash 2026.

A scenic tasting cruise along the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal pairs fresh Nancy James Oysters with White Haven Sauvignon Blanc while experts guide guests through complementary flavors. The experience blends relaxed views with hands-on learning about wine and oyster pairing and includes onboard education focused on coastal conservation. Guests also have the option to purchase featured wines and oysters. Cape Water Tours supports Delaware Sea Grant and the Delaware Center for Inland Bays through this fundraiser, with a portion of ticket sales and all alcohol proceeds benefiting the Center for Inland Bays to help protect and conserve local coastal resources.

Settle into a serene space devoted to deep rest and energetic balance during a 90 minute immersion that blends the energy of Holy Fire Reiki, the supportive presence of crystals, and a fully enveloping sound bath. The experience opens with intention setting and thoughtfully chosen crystals to support personal healing, followed by guided Holy Fire Reiki to cleanse, soothe stress, and foster calm connection with inner guidance. As the session unfolds, layers of sound from crystal instruments, steady drum rhythms, shimmering chimes, and the melodic voice of the handpan create a restorative soundscape that quiets the mind, eases physical tension, and invites profound relaxation. Whether the focus is physical renewal, mental clarity, or a deeper spiritual connection, this multi modality offering provides time to care for mind, body, and spirit. Mats, blankets, bolsters, and eye masks are available, and participants are encouraged to bring water and any extra comforts such as a pillow or additional blanket.

After a high-energy ten-week run, the competition reaches its grand sing-off finale as the ten winners from earlier rounds return to battle for the top spot. Expect soaring vocals, standout stagecraft, and the kind of head-to-head excitement only a true karaoke showdown can deliver. One performer will be crowned champion and receive a five-night stay in 2027. The night promises wall-to-wall performances that keep the room singing, clapping, and dancing, celebrating community, talent, and the shared joy of music as the final note decides it all.

West Side Creative Market brings a seasonal outdoor artist market to West Rehoboth, presented by the Developing Artist Collaboration. Each event gathers more than 20 local artists alongside live music, food trucks, games and hands-on art projects, and the DAC Creative Cocktail Bar, creating a lively open-air setting. Every visit offers something new, with opportunities to stroll the block for Fresh Art Pop-Up shows at the Artpothecary and to see the West Rehoboth historical mural nearby. The market runs on Mondays and Fridays in the summer, and also on Saturdays in September. Biking is encouraged since the location sits just off the Junction and Breakwater Trail, and free parking can be found along Canal Crossing. For a deeper dive, guided Creative Market Tours introduce artists, highlight the broader ecosystem, and share the story of this growing creative community.

A DMV act makes its debut at Bethany Beach Bandstand with a spirited party vibe. Look for bold energy, plenty of bop and boogie, and a bubbly, playful atmosphere.

The NoWhere Men deliver a horn-driven set of classic soul, R&B, and pop, featuring songs by Stevie Wonder, Earth, Wind & Fire, The Four Tops, The Temptations, Chicago, Otis Redding, Blood, Sweat & Tears, and Bruno Mars. Formed in 1964, the lineup includes founding member and MD Entertainment Hall of Fame member Tom Rodante, WAMMIE award winner Tommy Lepson, MD Music Awards Performer of the Year nominee Mark Arcusa, and keyboardist and bandleader Wayne Brown.

Classic rock favorites from the 1960s through the 1990s take center stage, with a hint of country in the mix. The group features Robin Rohr on lead vocals and bass guitar, Chuck Cinaglia on vocals and lead guitar, and Paul Galonsky on drums.

Kagan Nuss and Johnny Rags, performing as The Great Chasers, present a piano and saxophone set at Arena's Restaurant (Deli Downtown Rehoboth). The program features music by Billy Joel, Ray Charles, and Elton John, plus upbeat favorites from the 1950s. Sandwiches and beverages are available from the restaurant.

The Jimmies 80s Flashback Band turns Bethany Blues into an 80s time capsule with a high-energy set packed with the era’s signature hooks and anthems. Covering New Wave, pop, rock, punk, and hair metal, the performance delivers a lively soundtrack with plenty of sing-along moments.

DJ Malachi takes the decks for a night filled with hits. The series continues every Saturday throughout the summer with weekly DJ sets. There is no cover charge.

Freddie's Follies hosts a lively drag showcase featuring a talented roster of queens delivering high-energy performances that keep the audience engaged. It highlights personality, originality, boldness, and skill throughout the show. There is a $5 cover at the door, and table reservations are available.

Answer the call for karaoke. Pick the songs you love, step up to the microphone, and give it everything you have. It is easy to jump in and the emphasis is on having fun. Make sure not to miss it.

Acoustic Night at Aqua features live music from Kerry Hallett, setting the tone for Monday with an acoustic soundtrack.

Share a story with dogs at the library as you read aloud. Bring a favorite book from home or choose one from the library's shelves.

At Lefty’s, try a musical twist on bingo where hit songs replace numbers. Listen, recognize the tracks, and mark them on your card, then sing or dance along if you want. The event features themed rounds with lively music, playful surprises, and weekly prizes, keeping the laughs coming. There is no cost to participate, and players of every age are welcome.

Step into the spotlight for karaoke. Sing beloved classics, tap into a pop star vibe, or cheer on friends from the crowd.

Sol appears at The Crab Barn on Tuesdays. This is a recurring gathering featuring Sol at the venue.

Dr. William Lane, an educational consultant, academic coach, and advocate, leads a free and informative presentation focused on navigating special education. The session explains what an IEP is, clarifies the difference between accommodations and modifications, and offers guidance on preparing for an IEP meeting. Attendees also receive insights on laws, strategies, and practical advice to better support a child's education. This free program is open to parents, guardians, and educators, with registration available online or by phone.

Mighty Milers is an eight week running program at Milton Elementary School that meets twice a week. Designed for children in second through eighth grade, it welcomes both newcomers and experienced runners. Participants build skills step by step, beginning with fundamental drills and stretching, then progressing to speed work and strength training. Each child is encouraged to advance at a personal pace while learning what it takes to become a successful runner. The goals are to boost fitness, grow as runners, make friends, and discover that running is fun. Sessions blend track time, trail time, and games to keep the challenge engaging and enjoyable.

Pints & Pages is a monthly book club for Millennials, welcoming readers born between 1981 and 1996. Registration is required. Borrowable copies of each selection can be picked up from the main circulation desk, and beverages are provided through sponsorship from Dewey Beer Co. The reading lineup includes The Night Shift by Alex Finlay, The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett, Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry, The Midnight Library by Matt Haig, The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton, Shutter Island by Dennis Lehane, God of the Woods by Liz Moore, Vacationland: True Stories from Painful Beaches by John Hodgman, and In Cold Blood by Truman Capote. One session features a pizza party edition that invites participants to bring a book of their choice to discuss.

Step into the spotlight at a karaoke night where anyone can grab the mic. Sing timeless favorites, tap into your pop-star side, or cheer on friends from the crowd. It is all about sharing the stage and having fun together.

At Lewes Senior Activity Center, ukulele players and other acoustic enthusiasts come together to learn, play, sing, and strum.

Enjoy poke bowls priced at 15 dollars alongside Smirnoff and 21 Seeds crushes available all day. Bartenders and servers can guide you through the protein choices and flavor combinations. This takes place at Aqua.

Lefty’s Alley & Eats hosts a free, all-ages weekly event where Jersey John leads music-themed games and trivia. Participants can tackle rounds like Name That Tune, Jersey Feud, and more, creating a lively mix of friendly competition and laughs. Food and drinks are available, and prizes add to the fun. It offers an easy way to enjoy an outing with friends or family.

Hosted by Nate McCormick, The Listening Booth offers a weekly acoustic open mic that welcomes everyone. Performances are acoustic only with no drums or amplifiers, and while original music is encouraged, covers are welcome. There is no cover charge, and the venue has a two drink minimum. A full sound system, an upright piano, and house guitars are available for participants. Each week features a songwriting prompt, and anyone who writes a song from that prompt and performs it the following week earns a free drink. No tickets or RSVP are required.

Step into the spotlight at a karaoke night where anyone can sing. Pick a favorite classic, channel an inner pop star, or cheer on friends as they perform. The setting welcomes confident vocalists and first-timers alike, offering a relaxed way to share songs and enjoy supportive applause.