The History of Delaware
Your Guide to the
Great American Road Trip
History of Rehoboth Beach
- Rehoboth Beach is a classic American seaside town on the Delaware Coast, where the First State meets the Atlantic.
- Rooted in early maritime trade and colonial history, the region reflects Delaware’s role in the nation’s founding and its independent coastal spirit.
- Today, Rehoboth blends historic charm with boardwalk tradition, offering a timeless beach experience connected to America’s early story.
Must-see historic spots nearRehoboth Beach:
- Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk
- Rehoboth Beach Museum
- Grove Park & Camp Meeting Grounds
- Cape Henlopen State Park
Memories for Miles
Memorial Day Weekend
Memorial Day Weekend in Rehoboth Beach marks the unofficial start of summer with a meaningful Memorial Day Ceremony at the Bandstand honoring those who served followed by the kick-off of the beloved Rehoboth Beach Summer Concert Series and lively coastal festivities.
4th of July Fireworks
Rehoboth Beach celebrates the Fourth of July with patriotic festivities that include a live band concert at the Bandstand followed by a fireworks display over the beach and boardwalk that lights up the sky for locals and visitors alike. The show typically takes place in the evening during the holiday weekend and can be seen all along Rehoboth’s mile-plus beachfront.
Labor Day Weekend
Labor Day weekend in Rehoboth Beach celebrates the final days of summer with lively events like art markets, live music, community gatherings, SUNFESTIVAL entertainment, and the traditional “Piping Out the Summer” parade along the boardwalk. It’s a festive, laid-back way to enjoy beachside concerts, local culture, and seasonal good vibes before fall arrives.