September 25 through November 1

Work by Damon Pla

In my paintings, I explore landscapes and surreal compositions to provoke thought and meditation. My artwork consistently exposes my obsession for late afternoon light and the subtlety of both cool and warm ambient spaces. Addicted to these nuances, I exaggerate the mood of each painting to isolate the essence of a moment in time. I believe the nature of these observations can immediately create an intimate connection so that the viewer is left only to absorb the energy and take it with them.

Image: The Dreamer, acrylic, 38″ x 38″, by Damon Pla

November 7 & 8, 10AM - 4PM

Rain or Shine

 The 42nd Annual Holiday Fair Fine Craft Show, to be held November 7 & 8, 2026, will feature a variety of artisans exhibiting and selling their work, including jewelry, glasswork, ceramics, mixed media, and decorative and wearable fiber creations. Patrons can stroll the campus and find artists throughout the historic Homestead, Chambers Studio, and the Corkran and Tubbs galleries to select the perfect gifts for family, friends and themselves.

September 25 through November 1

Work By Charlene Jobe

Charlene paints like an author uses words. Each brush stroke expresses a passionate feeling. The process is cathartic. The final visual image is like completing a chapter of a book. Flowers capture her attention, the look of bold and bright colors against colors of the fields. She wonders how could such beauty be overlooked?

September 25 through November 1

Works by Sarah Pavlik and Mark Harris

Artistic collaboration can be a vital element in the creation of art and have engaged to bring new insights into our practice by conscious interchange of ideas, practices and artistic vision with one another. The proposed exhibition is a product of that collaboration.

September 25 through November 1

In the Peter Marsh Homestead

The Rehoboth Art League is one of only a few actively collecting art institutions in Delaware.  The collection contains over 1000 items, which include works of art in various media; colonial furniture; artifacts and decorative art collected by the Corkran’s when they resided in the Homestead, as well as an array of RAL’s organizational archives. 

September 25 through November 1

Works from the Delaware Prison Arts Program

The Delaware Department of Correction Prison Arts Program provides meaningful opportunities for incarcerated individuals to develop artistic, technical, and vocational skills through structured arts education. More than simply learning to create art, participants build discipline, patience, problem-solving abilities, and confidence while working toward personal and professional growth.