July 7 & 8

The Cottage Tour is self-paced, and transportation on the Jolly Trolley to each location is provided by the Art League. The Tour’s ticket is a program booklet that features original artwork of each home and includes addresses, home descriptions, and driving instructions. 

June 12 - July 12

All members of the Rehoboth Art League were invited to participate in this popular non-juried craft exhibition that showcases a wide variety of imaginative fine crafts that are unique, whimsical and functional, including: baskets, ceramics, fiber, glass, handmade paper, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, and wood.  Awards are given for outstanding works.

May  8-June 7

The exhibition “Mapping the Liminality”, presented by the Han-Mee Artists Association of Greater Washington (HMAAGW), celebrates the vibrant experiences and creativity of Korean American artists in the Washington, D.C. area. Founded in 1975, the association has devoted itself to preserving cultural heritage while championing diversity and visibility in the broader art world. This exhibition brings together artists whose work explores themes of identity, transformation, and belonging, presenting “liminality” as a dynamic space where different cultures and histories intersect, overlap, and flourish.

May  8-June 28

The Rehoboth Art League is honored to showcase the work of longtime artist member, instructor, and events coordinator, Dolores Andrew. During the summer for over 30 years, she taught for the Rehoboth Art League in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.  She chaired the RAL Outdoor Show for 16 years, illustrated the Cottage Tour Catalog for 20 years, and also was a member of the weekly Sketch Group during the summers...

Application Deadline: Monday, July 27, 2026. (4pm)

The Exhibitions Committee is in the process of organizing solo and group exhibitions for 2027. This is a very competitive program as RAL can only accept a limited number of proposals each year. Artworks in any media will be reviewed. The RAL is situated in the town of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, a highly traveled area not only by the residents of this and the expanding surrounding communities, but also by art patrons from the Washington DC, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York metropolitan areas.