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Dewey Beach Arts Fest draws crowds
PHOTOS BY STEVEN BILLUPS
May 20, 2013
Adam Snyder, left, of Driftwood By The Sea in Selbyville, talks with Carleen and Steve Jennings of Dewey Beach about his driftwood art.
Painter and candle maker Mark Turner, right, of River Road Candleworks in Wilmington answers questions about the different scents in his candles with Jimmy and Anne Marie O’Connor.
Magician Kyle Peron of Magical Illusions of Kyle and Kelly performs an illusion for O’Rion Pittsnogle of Rehoboth Beach.
Chris Boyd of Stone Harbor, N.J., won overall Best in Show for his fish prints. Boyd said, “I caught 'em all and ate 'em all.”
Art lovers get a close look at the student work by Cape Henlopen School District students.
Joan Devaney of explains the process in her fused dichroic glass art to Justin Healy. Paying close attention are Burke Healy, second from right, and Robert Tyler.
Felicia Cannon, left, of FMC Furnishing in Milton talks to Claire Mooney about the reclaimed furniture that she restores.
The Second Annual Dewey Beach Arts Fest, sponsored by the Dewey Business Partnership, drew a good-sized crowd of shoppers to Dagsworthy Avenue May 12. Originally scheduled for May 11, the fest was rescheduled because of early Saturday morning thunderstorms. More than 60 artists participated in the show representing several mediums. Shown discussing her photography with Mike Mulligan from Rehoboth Beach is Milton photographer Pamela Aquilani.
