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LoDel Music and Arts Fest held in Georgetown
B.J. Muntz on vocals for Lower Case Blues. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
November 4, 2015
Lower Case Blues drew large crowds to the main stage. Shown are (l-r) Jake Banaszak, Rick Webster and B.J. Muntz. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The Clifford Keith Band from Milton performs on the second stage at the festival. Shown are (l-r) Erin McCall, Clifford Keith, Anthony Baras and Jimmy Davis. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Illustrator designer Will Ramirez from New York talks with Nancy Kraus from Georgetown about the flower he made. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Bob Gentry from Rehoboth Beach browses the photography by Heather Orkis from Townsend. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Volunteers Mike and Missy Cook stayed busy pouring 16 Mile Beer. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Tricia Miller of BoHo Gypsy Hair Wraps works on hair wrap designs with Nicole BeMiller from Millsboro. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
There were multiple food trucks at the festival. Shown cooking for Mr. Barbecue are Kris Abbott and Jessica Pinkham. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Cindy Brought, left, talks about the jewelry available in the Seaglass Jewelry booth made by Emily Rathmann from Hockessin. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Hailey Parks from Millville demonstrates her hula hoop skills with her custom, one of a kind hula hoops. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
B.J. Muntz on vocals for Lower Case Blues. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The LoDEL Music and Arts Festival took place Oct. 24 at 16 Mile Brewery in Georgetown. The festival brought together artists and musicians from Delaware and the East Coast to celebrate local culture benefitting local and humanitarian efforts of the Shauna Rose Kaufman Foundation. The festival, presented by the SOMETHING Art Coalition, will benefit, through the Shauna Rose Kaufman Foundation, local arts programs in Delaware and shelter and distribution of food and medicine for earthquake victims in Nepal.
