Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival postponed a year due to coronavirus

By The Associated Press
August 11, 2020 | 8:21 AM

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. (AP) — A jazz festival in Delaware has been postponed for a year due to safety concerns about the coronavirus pandemic.

Organizers for the Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival announced Monday the event will now be held in October 2021.

It was originally slated to be held this October.

Next year’s event will have the same lineup of artists.

Organizers say the festival will benefit a hospital in Rehoboth Beach.

The post said people can transfer their purchased tickets for next year’s event, give it to another person, or request a refund.

After nearly 50 years, Dale City Music is closing

By InsideNoVa.com
July 29, 2026 | 6:03 PM

After nearly five decades serving musicians, students and families from the same Dale Boulevard location, Dale City Music is preparing to close its doors, ending a 48-year run as a locally owned music store and community resource, according to multiple sources. The store, at 4367 Dale Blvd., is slated to close July 31. An employee, Adren Harris, told InsideNoVa the owners decided to shut down amid rising commercial rents and concerns about taking on unsustainable debt. “Our last day of normal business will be this Friday,” Harris said. Harris said the store’s owners determined closing was preferable to continuing under increasingly difficult financial conditions.

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