Beach Chatter is a weekly post that will make sure you are prepared for your trip to the Delaware Beaches with weather updates, calendar events, and other useful tips.
I can’t believe how lucky we have been on our weekend forecasts. It looks like another gorgeous weekend is in store for your beach visit.
I have to say though I am a bit perplexed over accuweather.com and their “colder” on Friday. 87 degrees doesn’t seem at all cold, but perhaps their thinking that after the 97 degrees we are supposed to have on Thursday it just may seem colder!
Did you hear the news???
Radio Disney is bringing their show from Philly down to the beaches. Next Tuesday, June 29th, they are setting up camp right in Dewey Beach. Visitors can join the Radio Disney Road Crew at the Dagsworthy Street beach for an evening of music, games, contests, and prizes on Tuesday from 6:30-8:00pm. Radio Disney is the #1, 24 hour radio network devoted to kids, tweens, and families so it is sure to be a good time. Come early and enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants in Dewey Beach! The event is FREE and you don’t even have to pay the meters because parking in Dewey Beach is free after 5:00pm! For more information visit Surviving the Sandcastles.
There’s quite a few events happening on Saturday so you are sure to find something fun to do with the family, besides soak up the sun and bury each other in the sand that is!
Saturday {June 26}
- Learn how to skim board at a FREE skim board clinic at the beach on New Orleans Street in Dewey Beach. The professionals from Alley-oop will be there at 10am, giving tips to help you make some tricks.
- Experience Joe Romano’s special brand of magic and illusion at the Freeman Stage at Bayside in Fenwick Island at 10am. Children (and adults) of all ages will be amazed. The show is FREE and open to the public. For more information visit http://www.freemanstage.org
- Epworth United Methodist Church in Rehoboth Delaware is holding a Sk8te day with FREE skating for the whole family. You must have proper safety equipment and children under 18 must have permission slip to skate. There will be a moon bounce for the little ones and food and drinks will be available. A local band will be entertaining as well as demonstrations from local skate members. For more information contact the church at 302.227.7743 or visit http://www.epworth-rehoboth.org.
The bandstands at Bethany Beach and Rehoboth Beach will be having live entertainment in the evening on both Saturday and Sunday night! So grab your ice cream cone or bucket of caramel corn and enjoy some music with the family.
So what are you waiting for? Grab your towels, beach umbrella, and boogey board and come make some waves!
Mel lives in Bethany Beach, Delaware and shares information to make your family’s Delaware beach visit as painless and fun as possible at Surviving the Sandcastles. She also blogs about this, that, and everything else at Mel’s Box of Chocolates.
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