Looking for something fun to do this weekend? From concerts and theater performances to local markets, outdoor adventures, live comedy, and unique community events, there is plenty happening across Coastal Delaware!

Here are some of the best events to check out from July 24th through July 26th: 

Summer Concert Series at the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand

If you are looking for a classic summer night at the beach, the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand has a full weekend of free live music waiting for you. 

One night celebrates Elvis with Jesse Garron’s tribute show, another brings the songs of Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks to the stage with The Seven Wonders, and the weekend wraps up with Just Sixties performing the biggest hits of one of music’s most memorable decades. 

Settle in by the boardwalk, and enjoy a different concert experience each evening.

• Dates: July 24th-26th
• Time: 8pm
• Address: Rehoboth Avenue, Rehoboth Beach

Grease: Live Production at Milton Theatre

Milton Theatre is bringing Rydell High to the stage with a live production of Grease that leans into everything people love about the classic rock ‘n’ roll musical. 

Think leather jackets, poodle skirts, Pink Ladies, Burger Palace Boys, hand jives, and that 1959 energy brought into a more intimate theater setting. 

The show has both matinee and evening performances, so it works whether you want an afternoon outing or a night at the theater. 

If you are in the mood for something nostalgic, lively, and full of familiar music, this one gives you a fun reason to head to Milton.

• Dates: July 24th-26th
• Hours: 2pm & 7:30pm
• Address: 110 Union Street, Milton

Image: Milton Theatre

So Fetch at Bottle & Cork

If the early 2000s still have a permanent place on your playlist, So Fetch is bringing that era back with a high-energy tribute show at the Bottle & Cork. 

You can expect nostalgic hits from artists like Britney Spears, Blink-182, Outkast, Avril Lavigne, and other favorites from the decade. 

The band leans fully into the fun, making this the kind of concert where you can sing along, dance, and relive the music you grew up with. 

• Date: Friday, July 24th
• Hours: 8pm to 11:30pm 
• Address: 1807 DE-1, Dewey Beach

West Side Creative Market

West Side Creative Market is a laid-back open-air market in Rehoboth Beach with more than 20 local artists and makers, rotating food trucks, live music, drinks, and a strong community feel. 

This market is a great stop if you want to shop handmade goods, grab food from Sarcastic Chef or Shore Island, listen to music by Maddox Gipko, and support local creatives in a casual outdoor setting. 

It is also family-friendly, dog-friendly, free to attend, and easy to enjoy whether you are going for the shopping, the food, the music, or just the neighborhood vibe.

• Date: Friday, July 24th
• Hours: 5pm to 9pm
• Address: 19826 Central Street, Rehoboth Beach

Sand Dollar Sunset Cruise

The Sand Dollar Sunset Cruise takes you out around Rehoboth Bay for an easy, family-friendly ride with views of beautiful homes, quiet nature scenes, and local wildlife along the way. 

The cruise leaves from the dock directly behind the Rusty Rudder, so it is simple to find before you head out on the water. 

You’ll be on The Sand Dollar, a 45-foot pontoon powerboat with open views, partially covered seating, and yes, a bathroom on board, since that is always good to know before a boat ride. 

As the sun starts to go down, the captain shares live narration while you take in the bay from the water.

• Date: Friday, July 24th
• Time: 7:30pm
• Address: 113 Dickinson Avenue, Dewey Beach

Michelle Jabès Corpora at Browseabout Books

If you enjoy fantasy novels and love meeting the people behind the stories, this author event is worth adding to your weekend. 

Michelle Jabès Corpora will be at Browseabout Books celebrating her newest release, the sequel to the bestselling His Face Is the Sun. 

You will have the chance to hear from the author, learn more about the world of Khetara, and meet the writer behind one of today's popular fantasy series for young adult readers.

• Date: Friday, July 24th
• Hours: 1:30pm to 3:30pm
• Address: 133 Rehoboth Avenue, Rehoboth Beach

Image: Browseabout Books

Don’t Tell Comedy in Lewes

Don't Tell Comedy in Lewes keeps the night a little mysterious by having a secret Performance Arts Space venue and a lineup that isn't revealed until the comedians go on stage.

People who buy tickets get the exact location the day of the show, which is part of the fun because the whole idea is to keep things a secret. 

The comedians are also kept secret, but each lineup is carefully put together with a mix of local talent, up-and-coming performers, and comedians who are already touring the country. 

Drinks and food will be available for purchase.

• Date: Friday, July 24th
• Time: Doors open at 6 pm
• Location: Secret Performance Arts Space

Beach Treasures at Seaside Nature Center

This family-friendly program turns an ordinary walk along the beach into a fun treasure hunt. 

You and your kids will search for shells, feathers, and other natural finds while learning where they come from and how they ended up on the shoreline. 

It is a great way to explore Delaware's beaches while discovering a little more about the wildlife and nature that surround them.

• Date: Friday, July 24th
• Time: 9:30am
• Address: 15099 Cape Henlopen Drive, Lewes

Ham Radio at Grove Park

Even in a world of smartphones and the internet, amateur radio continues to connect people across the globe. 

This hands-on demonstration lets you see how ham radio works, listen to real conversations with operators near and far, and learn why the hobby remains useful for communication, emergency response, and community connections. 

If you have ever been curious about becoming a licensed operator yourself, you can also find out how to get started.

• Date: Saturday, July 25th
• Hours: 9am to 11am
• Address: 226 Rehoboth Avenue, Rehoboth Beach

Historic Lewes Farmers' Market at George H.P. Smith Park

This is the kind of market that feels like part of a Lewes morning. 

You can stop by for fresh produce, eggs, fruit, breads, baked goods, meats, seafood, flowers, herbs, and other local finds, all from farmers and producers who are directly connected to what they sell. 

It is also more than a place to shop. With chef demos, community programs, and a producer-only focus, it feels like a real gathering place for people who care about fresh food and supporting local farms.

• Date: Saturday, July 25th
• Hours: 8am to 12pm
• Address: Johnson & Dupont Aves, Lewes

Alpaca Yoga at Four Acres Living

Alpaca Yoga at Four Acres Living gives you an hour of yoga with alpacas wandering around while instructors from Ocean Vayu yoga studio lead the session. 

The alpacas mingle and meander as you move through class, and if you want a closer visit, feed can be placed on your mat to help bring them over. 

Bring your own mat, expect a very different kind of yoga class, and do not be surprised if the alpacas are the reason everyone leaves smiling.

• Date: Saturday, July 25th
• Hours:  9am to 10am
• Address: 32236 Omar Road, Frankford

Image: Four Acres Living

David Cook with Max Bartos at The Listening Booth

David Cook brings his rock-driven sound to The Listening Booth for an intimate live performance with Max Bartos. 

If you are a fan of artists like Daughtry, Matchbox Twenty, or Gavin DeGraw, this show should feel right at home on your calendar.

The smaller venue setting gives you a chance to experience the music in a more personal and up-close way. 

• Date: Saturday, July 25th
• Hours: 7pm to 9:30pm
• Address: 18388 Coastal Highway #11, Lewes

Nick Lowe & Los Straitjackets at Bottle & Cork

Nick Lowe and Los Straitjackets are teaming up for a night that blends sharp songwriting with energetic instrumental rock. 

Lowe is known for his influence on pub rock, power pop, punk, and new wave, along with songs like “(What’s So Funny ’Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding.” 

Los Straitjackets bring their signature guitar-driven sound, adding a lively edge to the performance. 

If you appreciate classic songwriting, rock history, and musicianship, this show gives you plenty to enjoy.

• Date: Sunday, July 26th
• Hours: 7pm to 10pm
• Address: 1807 DE-1, Dewey Beach

Coastal Connections with Kym Durham at CAMP Rehoboth

Coastal Connections with Kym Durham at CAMP Rehoboth offers an evening of mediumship, reflection, and messages centered on love, healing, and connection. 

Kym will lead a gallery-style event where you may receive a direct message or simply witness the meaningful experiences shared with others in the room. 

Limited VIP tickets include preferred seating and a private 20-minute Q&A session after the event. 

Keep in mind that a ticket does not guarantee a reading, and attendees must be 18 or older.

• Date: Sunday, July 26th
• Hours: 3:30pm to 5pm
• Address: 37 Baltimore Avenue, Rehoboth Beach

SoDel Slam: Open Mic Poetry at Lewes Public Library

Whether you love performing or simply enjoy hearing local voices, this open mic poetry night creates a welcoming space for creativity. 

Organized by the Lewes Teen Poet Club and Hen & Ink Society, the event features local poets and authors while inviting new performers to share their own work. 

Expect an evening filled with original poetry, storytelling, and a chance to discover talented writers from around Southern Delaware.

• Date: Sunday, July 26th
• Hours: 6pm to 8pm
• Address: 111 Adams Avenue, Lewes

Bethany Beach Farmers Market

The Bethany Beach Farmers Market is a classic local stop with a strong community feel behind it. 

Started by a small group of residents and supported by local Bethany Beach organizations, the market has grown into a longtime favorite for fresh, locally grown and produced goods. 

Vendors are invited based on what they grow or make themselves, so you can shop knowing the focus is on real local products. 

This year also marks the market’s 20th anniversary, with special activities planned to make the season feel even more meaningful.

• Date: Sunday, July 26th
• Hours: 8am to 12pm
• Address: Corner of Garfield Parkway and Pennsylvania Avenue, Bethany Beach

Image: Bethany Beach Farmers Market

Lewes Legends Evening Walking Tour

Step into Lewes’ darker past with this 90-minute evening walking tour that blends history with a touch of the paranormal. 

You’ll hear tales of the town’s 1631 founding and its tragic early massacre. 

Visit the unknown sailors’ cemetery at the Cape May–Lewes Ferry, and stop at landmarks like the Ryves Holt House and the Cannonball House, considered one of Delaware’s most haunted places. 

With eerie legends and strange happenings woven into Lewes’ history, it’s a unique way to experience the town after dark.

• Date: Sunday, July 26th
• Hours: 6pm to 7:30pm
• Address: 110 Shipcarpenter Street, Lewes

Farmers’ Market at Nassau Valley Vineyards

Sundays at Nassau Valley Vineyards are a relaxed way to spend time outdoors with local vendors, live music, food, and locally made wine. 

You can shop for local produce, honey, jams, arts and crafts, and other vendor goods, then stay to hear music from artists like Jr. Wilson and Chatty, Matt Lafferty, Hot Sauce, Keith Mack, Ed Shockley, and more. 

Nassau Valley also has a full sangria bar made with its own wines, plus food from on-site vendors, and families are welcome to bring a chair or settle in at the vineyard for the afternoon.

• Date: Sunday, July 26th
• Hours: 12pm to 3pm
• Address: 32165 Winery Way, Lewes

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