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17th Annual Riverfest • July 7 - 9, 2011

riverfest 2011contents

Thursday Schedule 5Friday Schedule 6Saturday Schedule 8Street Closings 14On Land 15Riverfest Map 18-19On the Water 24Entertainment 26Sponsors 32Treasure Map 34

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This program is made possible, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency dedicated to nurturing and supporting the arts in Delaware, in partnership with the National Endowment for the

Arts. For additional information on arts activities in Delaware, visit the Delaware Division of the Arts homepage, www.artsdel.org


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Established 1969 A Non-Profit Corporation Providing

Better Housing in the City of Seaford

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5:30 p.m. Opening Ceremonies City Hall steps

6 p.m. Carnival Opens Downtown

6 - 9 p.m. The Reminders City Hall steps Photo by S.D. Smith


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4:30 p.m.Carriage Rides Begin Museum

5 p.m.Vendors Open Downtown

5 p.m. Nanticoke Rotary Carnival opensDowntown

5 p.m.101.7 the Duck Live RemoteCity Hall Lot

5 p.m. Big 98.5 Live RemoteMt. Olivet Lot

5:30-7 p.m.Little/Jr. Miss PageantMain Stage

5:30 p.m.Mayor’s ChallengeCity Hall Lot

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Photo by S.D. Smith

Instant Games from the Delaware

Lottery make any location a place

to play. Which means everywhere

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little more fun.

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7 p.m.Dunking Booth OpensMt. Olivet Lot

7:30-9 p.m.OvertimeMain Stage

9:30-11 p.m.Bo Dickerson Band Main Stage

saturday, July 9

8 a.m. Vince Morris Memorial 5K Registration BeginsCedar Ave.

8 a.m. Canoe Kayak Registration BeginsWater St. Launch Site

9 a.m.Vince Morris Memorial 5K BeginsCedar Ave.

9-10:30 a.m.Barren Creek BandCity Hall steps

9 a.m.Vendors OpenDowntown

Photo by S.D. Smith


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9 a.m. Nanticoke Rotary Carnival OpensDowntown

9 a.m. Treasure Map Search BeginsInformation Booth

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9:30 a.m. Youth Fishing TournamentFloating Dock, S. Pine St.

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10 a.m. Dunking Booth OpensMt. Olivet Lot

10 a.m. La Exitosa 930AM Live RemoteArch & High Sts.

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10 a.m. 93.5 the Beach Live RemotePine & High Sts.

10:30 a.m.Motorcycle Show Registration BeginsHigh & Conwell Sts.

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For the 17th year, the city of Seaford will welcome people into its downtown, to get to know businesses that are there and to celebrate the Nanticoke River that flows nearby.

Seaford’s annual Riverfest, with the theme “Duckin’ the heat on the Nanticoke,” will be held July 7, 8 and 9, starting with opening ceremonies at 5:30 p.m. Thursday. A carnival sponsored by the Nanticoke Rotary Club will open early that eve-ning, probably at 5 p.m.

The festival will run through Saturday evening, when Mike Hines and his band will close it out with a performance beginning at 9 p.m. The carnival will be open all three days, see schedule for Thursday.

The festival’s corner-stone event, the Nanticoke River Float In, will start at 1 p.m. Saturday at the of-fice of Benz Urology, east of town just off U.S. 13. Hundreds of participants are expected to float down the river to the city’s canoe

launch on Water Street. Registration for the

Float In will start at 11:30 a.m. Cost to float is $1; participants are asked to bring exact change and also to bring with them their own floating devices. A few inner tubes will be available for purchase, at $15 for single tubes and $20 for doubles. Service Tire Truck Centers will have an air pump at the site to blow up inner tubes. A few lifejackets will also be available for purchase for $5 each.

Children who are under 16 are required to wear lifejackets. Organizers are asking floaters to park in Seaford’s downtown and ride the shuttle to the launch site. That way, they will be near their cars when the Float In is finished. There will not be shuttles back to the launch site.

Again this year, the festival will feature horse and carriage rides from downtown to the Nanti-coke River and back. The rides will start at 4 p.m. on Friday and at 9 a.m. on Saturday.

Friday’s activities will kick off at 5:30 p.m. with Little and Junior Miss Riv-erfest pageants. The com-petitions will be held on the main stage, which will be set up in the Mt. Olivet United Methodist Church parking lot. Girls age 3 through 6 (little miss) and 7 through 10 (junior miss) will vie for the crowns.

The Mayor’s Challenge will also start Friday at 5:30, at city hall. Ex-actly what activity area politicians will engage in is being kept secret. Past competitions have included a row boat race and an egg toss.

At 7:30 p.m., the band “Overtime” will take to the main stage. It will be followed at 9:30 by the Bo Dickerson Band.

Saturday’s activities will get started at 9 a.m. with the Vince Morris Memorial 5K run. The race will start near the water tower on Cedar Avenue and run out to the Ross Plantation and back. Regis-tration for the run will start at 8 a.m. and will cost $15.

Registration will also start at 8 a.m. for the Riv-erfest’s Canoe and Kayak Challenge. The vessels will set out from the Water Street launch at 10 a.m.

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At 9 a.m. Saturday, the festival will get into full swing, with the opening of food and arts and crafts booths and of the carnival. Registration for the youth fishing tournament, for children ages 3 to 16, will get underway at South Pine Street and registration for the Riverfest Car Show will start in Gateway Park. The fishing tourney starts at 9:30 a.m. and the car show at 10 a.m.

Also at 10 a.m., the dunking booth, sponsored

by the Nanticoke Rotary Club, will open.

Children’s activities will get underway at 10 a.m. next to city hall. At 11 a.m., the Riverfest Motor-cycle Show, to be set up at the corner of High and Conwell streets, will open.

At 1:30 p.m. on Sat-urday, the new Nanticoke River Water Trail will be commissioned. The com-missioning was postponed from last year, when rain closed the Riverfest early.

The trail goes 26 miles, from just upriver of Seaford to the mouth of the Nanticoke at the Chesapeake Bay, and is a regional component of the 3,000-mile Captain John Smith Chesapeake Na-tion Historic Water Trail. That trail, the first national water trail in the United States, commemorates Capt. Smith’s exploration

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will take place on the Mar-ket Street drawbridge that traverses the Nanticoke and that connects Seaford to Blades.

At 2 p.m., a pedal trac-tor pull for children 5 to 13 will get underway at the corner of High and Market streets.

The pedal tractor is provided by Hoober Inc., a tractor supply store in Sea-ford, and each participant will receive a gift from Hoober. Cost to participate is $2. This year’s Riverfest will have another stage in addition to the main stage in the parking lot of Mt. Olivet United Methodist Church on High Street. The steps of City Hall will host entertainment on Saturday starting at 10:30 a.m. and a children’s talent show at 4:30 p.m.

Cat Country’s Delmar-va Star will start broadcast-ing from the main stage at 2 p.m. Saturday. The band “Anything Goes” will play starting at 6:30 p.m., followed by Mike Hines at 9 p.m.

The Duck Dash, a Riv-erfest tradition that features yellow plastic ducks racing in the Nanticoke, will start at 7 p.m. Saturday on the Blades Bridge. Throughout the day Saturday, artists with the Nanticoke River Arts will display their works along South Con-well Street.

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The following streets will be closed:

• Thursday Evening: (These streets will be closed from 4 p.m.-9:30 p.m.) Downtown Seaford, Market St. between King St. and High St.

• Friday Evening: (These streets will be closed from 3 p.m.-11:30 p.m.) Downtown Seaford, High Street, between Cedar Ave. and Front Street; Front Street, between High Street to the south side of the Seaford-Blades Bridge; Market Street; Market Street from King Street to the north side of the Seaford-Blades Bridge.

Front Street and the Seaford-Blades Bridge will reopen after Friday night’s festivities. The remaining streets will remain closed through the night.

• Saturday: (These streets will be closed from 6 a.m.-11:30 p.m.) Downtown Seaford, High Street, between Cedar Ave. and Front Street; Front Street, between High Street to the south side of the Seaford-Blades Bridge; Market Street from King Street south to Gateway Park; Water Street; and the south end of North Street.

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From 27 cars in 1998 to 141 cars in 2009, the River-fest Car Show has grown to be an important part of the annual festival. With show sponsorship covering the costs, all registration fees go to the Nanticoke Riverfest to help grow the festival.

For the fifth year, the show is sponsored by Megee Motors, a growing, third generation dealership located in Georgetown, DE. Floyd Megee started selling Stude-bakers in 1948, successful because he took care of the customer. Now 62 years later, the dealership is owned by son Terry and his wife, Vanessa, (President and Gen-eral Manager).

Along with Floyd’s grandchildren, Lindsay (Fi-nance Manager), and Matt (Service Manager), they are still using Floyd’s Golden Rule, “take care of the

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For the fifth year, the Downtown Seaford Associ-ation invites all members to participate in a Riverfest inspired decorating contest. All entries must be consistent with this year’s theme, “Duckin’ the Heat on the Nanticoke.”

Decorations may be internal or external, but must be seen from outside. Judging will take place on July 6, weather permitting, by Seaford Mayor and Council or their appointees.

The winner will receive a traveling plaque to be displayed in their business for one year before being awarded again at the 2012 Riverfest. Each year, the winning business’ name will be engraved on the plaque.

Downtown Seaford Association members may register by July 1 at Fantasy Beauty Salon on High Street. For a complete listing of rules or to download a registration form, visit the Riverfest website www.nanticokeriverfest.com.

nantIcoke rIverFest vendors

Visit your favorite food vendor – “Pizza King”, SVFD; GVFD; Felton VFD; Seaford Moose and He-bron Lodge for your favorite treats along with all the other stand-bys: lemonade, homemade ice cream, pulled pork, seafood of all varieties, snow cones, Italian ice, smoked brisket, hamburgers and hot dogs, fresh squeezed lemonade, funnel cakes, french fries, goat, and much, much more.

Meet the artists of Nanticoke River Arts- view their diverse talents; and you may even decide you’d like to become part of their group .

Enjoy the various jewelry and craft booths- hand-made handbags, switch plate light covers, dog treats, the list goes on and on. Check out the kids items. Don’t miss the items for the car enthusiast.

Visit with our exhibitors who have important information to share with you. Looking for volunteer opportunities – check out the various agencies. Sup-port the Civic Organizations and others by purchas-ing raffle tickets.

There is something for everyone at the 17th An-nual Riverfest.


Mayor’s challengeFriday, July 85:30 p.m.

Area Mayor’s are once again invited to participate in the fun and camaraderie of the Nanticoke Riverfest. This year’s challenge is sure to provide relief from the heat!

Come out and cheer on your favorite local Mayor or Offi-cial as they compete behind City Hall for the coveted Mayor’s Cup! This year’s event promises to entertain!

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rotary dunkIng boothThe local chapter of Rotary International is proud

to sponsor a dunking booth at the annual Seaford Riv-erfest. The proceeds from the booth are used to help support our two Rotary Houses. In addition it gives the community an opportunity to dunk several of our local politicians and community leaders. We encour-age you to come out and try your hand at dunking.

Confirmed participants in this year’s dunking booth include Seaford City Councilman Bill Ben-nett, Nanticoke Hospital CEO, Steve Rose, Methodist Manor House, Jonathan Souder, Donn’s Hair Alterna-tive, Donn Tyndall and Aubrey Pitula. Stop by the booth periodically through the day to see who else will make their appearance in the dunking booth.

In 1990, the Rotary club built our first transitional shelter. Through many fund raising events and volun-teer hours, the Rotary club purchased land and built the houses debt free. The rotary club maintains both buildings, and provides rent free accommodations for up to three months while Social Services works with them to re-establish self-sufficiency, including a sav-ings program. We are honored to provide this much needed services to our community!

be sure to vIsIt the nantIcoke health servIces health tent at rIverFestSaturday, July 9, 10 a.m.Sponsored by Nanticoke Health Services

Nanticoke Health Services will once again be part of Riverfest 2011 with a health tent located across from Gateway Park in Seaford. The tent will be open from 10am - 2pm on Saturday, July 9. There will be health information for all ages and interactive dis-plays and health screenings. Healthcare profession-als will provide free blood pressure checks. Repre-sentatives of Nanticoke Health Services will provide information on healthy lifestyles and programs and services available at Nanticoke, along with onsite screenings. A First-Aid station will be located under the tent. The first 100 participants that complete a short survey will receive a FREE gift. Limit one gift per family. To learn more about Nanticoke’s health tent, contact Nanticoke Memorial Hospital at 629-6611, extension 8948.

Motorcycle showSaturday, July 9, 11 a.m.Sponsored by Harley Davidson of Seaford

Harley-Davidson of Seaford is once again spon-soring a Motorcycle show on High Street, between Conwell Street & Pearl Street, on Saturday, July 9 from 11 am to 1 pm. Registration begins at 10:30 am. Special awards will be presented at 2 pm. For more information visit www.hdofseaford.com or call 629-6161.


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vInce MorrIs MeMorIal 5k runSaturday, July 9,Registration 8 a.m. Race 9 a.m.

The Vince Morris Memorial 5K Cross Country Race will take place on Saturday, July 9. This year’s race will begin along Cedar Avenue, following a specified path to the Ross Mansion and back again. Registration (race-day only at $15) starts at 8 a.m. and the race starts at 9 a.m. Medals will be awarded to the top three finish-ers in several men’s and women’s divisions as well as the top male and female finishers. Riverfest T-shirt vouchers will be given to the first 25 who register. For more information about the race, call 302-629-9173.

duck dashSaturday, July 97 p.m.

This year’s Duck Dash will take place on Saturday at 7 p.m. Ducks will be set off on the east side of the Blades-Sea-ford drawbridge on the Nanticoke River. Come out and cheer your duck to victory. Duck Dash tickets are $5 each and can be purchased at City Hall in Seaford, Harley Davidson of Seaford and the Information Booth on the day of the event.

There will be two heats with a first, second and third place winner in each heat. First place wins $100, second place wins $50 and third place wins $25.

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Nanticoke River arts will be exhibiting their art work all day on “Artist Alley” on South Conwell Street. Be sure to find time to visit our local artisans while strolling the shaded street. The Nanticoke River Arts Council is an Association of artists that began in the Spring of 2007 with a small group of art enthusiasts with a strong desire to share their love for the Arts. Membership includes artists and non-artists alike. Currently, the artisan members create in the following mediums; pen and ink, watercolors, acryl-ics, pastels, oils, photography, miniature lighthouses, jewelry making, rug hooking, doll making, glass art, and wood carvings.

The current focus is to grow the organization to include fabric art, music, theatre, and other creative pursuits. To date, the artists of the Nanticoke River Arts Council have shown their work in the Seaford area at Riverfest on Artist’s Alley, the Seaford Public Library, Art in the Park, Western Sussex Farmers Market, and Heritage Weekend at the Ross Mansion.

vanscIver chIldren’s areaSaturday, July 9, 10 a.m.Sponsored by Nemours Health & Prevention Services

Visit the Vansciver Children’s Area on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for host of activities for youth. Activities this year include:

10 a.m. - Duck Design Challenge

Kids can sign up to decorate rubber ducks with the supplies provided. There will be two age groups 3-6 & 6-10. They will have a ½ hour to design their duck. Winners in each group will be selected at 10:30 a.m. for a prize and photo in the following week’s paper.

12 p.m. - Water Balloon Relay

Kids in teams of three will have to carry a water balloon on a plastic shovel through a designated cone course. They must all complete the course without breaking their balloon. Winners will receive a prize and photo in the following week’s paper

2 p.m. - Splash Jump Rope Challenge

Kids will be given a measuring cup full of water and must jump rope 20 jumps. The kid who has the most water left in their cup wins. This can also be done in age groups. Age groups will be determined.

Come see Ray Owen, the Juggling Hoffman’s, Griffin Dunn and our local Youth Talent Show on the on the steps of City Hall Plus, MUCH MORE!!!

the 6th annual cat country delMarva star coMpetItIonPresented by Discover Bank in Greenwood & Weber Well Drilling & Geothermal in DagsboroSaturday, July 9, 2 p.m.

It’s back - the 6th Annual CAT COUNTRY “Del-marva Star” Competition returns in 2011 with your chance to become a star! This year’s Delmarva Star will receive a 14 karat white gold “Delmarva Star” diamond pendant or tie tac courtesy of the Jeweler’s Bench in Salisbury, and a fabulous grand prize (to be determined at a later date)! We’ll be headed to the Nanticoke Riverfest on Saturday, July 9 where two qualifiers will be chosen to move on to the “Del-marva Star” finals on Saturday, Oct. 15 at the Apple-Scrapple Festival in Bridgeville, where one lucky performer will be crowned the 2011 “Delmarva Star”! The two qualifiers at each event will win free concert tickets to see such artists as Kenny Chesney, the Zac Brown Band, Josh Turner, Alan Jackson and more. Good luck!

hoober pedal tractor pullSaturday, July 9, 2 p.m. Sponsored by Hoober

Hoober has once again agreed to provide their pedal tractor pull contest at this year’s Riverfest. As in previous years, the contest will take place at the intersection of High and Market Streets with registra-tion beginning at 1:30 and contest at 2. The event is open to all girls and boys from ages 5 to 13. There will be various age divisions, so there will be many winners. The entry fee will be $2 and every partici-pant will receive a gift from Hoober. So come and join in on the fun or simply cheer on a great group of kids who will be showing off their skills. All partici-pants must wear closed toed shoes. Any questions, call Hoober at 629-3075.

vIsIt the shoppes oFdowntown seaFord

While downtown for Riverfest, take the opportu-nity to patronize our local businesses that will open for business during the event. Visit the area’s oldest hardware store, Burton Brothers; shop for jewelry and vacation packages at the French Quarter (Sand and Stone Creations and Ambassador Travel); grab a bite to eat at the new Hard To Handle Sub Shop; stop in and schedule a hair appointment at Fantasy Beauty Salon or Dick’s Barber Shop; find a unique treasure at Abacus Thrift Shop; shop for specialty products in the Open Cupboard, tour the Seaford Museum and visit 2 Cats in the Yard.


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who wIll celebrate lIke a prIncess?Little Miss and Junior Miss Riverfest Pageant, Friday, July 8, 5:30 p.m.Sponsored by Seaford Florist, Meg Gem, the City of Seaford and Heritage Jewelers

The Little Miss and Junior Miss Riverfest Pag-eant will take place this year on Friday, July 8th, at 5:30 p.m. The Pageant will be held on the main stage in the Mt. Olivet Church parking lot. It will include 20 contestants divided into two categories: Little Miss (Ages 3-6) and Junior Miss (Ages 7-10). All contestants have previously been registered.

Parents, Grandparents, Family & Friends are encouraged to come and cheer on the Little or Junior Miss in their lives. Last year’s title holders: Callie Goff, Little Miss Riverfest 2010 and Allison Dayton, Junior Miss Riverfest 2010 will return this year for their final performances as title holders and to crown this year’s Little & Junior Miss Riverfest 2011.

nantIcoke rIver water traIl openIngSaturday, July 9, 1:30 pm

Join the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control and its Partners to commis-sion the Nanticoke River Water Trail. It will take place on the Nanticoke River Bridge at the bottom of Market & Front Streets. It will feature the Nanticoke Indian Dancers and the official opening of the trail by the project partners.

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on tHe WAterFloat-InSponsored by Benz Urology, Service Tire Truck Center and Lambden Bus Service

This event is the cornerstone of the annual Nan-ticoke Riverfest. It is a tradition for some so you are encouraged to come out and make it yours too. This year’s float will begin at 1 p.m.

The launch site is at Benz Urology on Riverside Drive adjacent to southbound Route 13 across from Seaford Ice Plant.

Registration will begin on site at 11:30 a.m. Shuttle service will be available from Water Street to the

launch site starting at 11:30 a.m. There is no return-shuttle service for cars left at the

launch site. Floaters are encouraged to park downtown and take advantage of the pre-float shuttle service.

All floaters under the age of 16 must wear a life jacket. The Seaford Volunteer Fire Department and Blades Volunteer Fire Company will have divers and boats in the water for safety.

A limited number of tubes and lifejackets will be on sale the day of the float-in. The cost of the float-in is $1. The take-out point will be the canoe launch near Water Street.

Come join the fun and you can bring your most creative floatation device for this event.

tricks of the trade• Bring exact change. The cost to float is $1. No

credit/debit cards or personal checks will be accepted. Please bring cash only.

• Register early and bring your own floating device. A limited number of tubes will be available for sale on a first-come, first-serve basis. Service Tire Truck Center will also be on hand to inflate bought and brought tubes. Cost is $15 for single tubes and $20 for doubles – (CASH ONLY)

• Children under the age of 16 must have a life jacket. ID’s will be checked. If a child’s age is in question

and does not have ID, they will not be able to participate without a life jacket. A limited number of life jackets will be available for sale for $5 - (CASH ONLY) on a first-come, first-serve basis but participants are encouraged to bring their own.

• Wear a pair of shoes (water shoes are best) that you don’t mind getting wet and muddy.

• Don’t forget sunscreen. • Let the current carry you – take your time and actu-

ally enjoy the float. • Drink lots of water before you start if it’s a hot day. • Should you leave your car at the launch site, you

must have your own transportation back to the launch site after the float.

canoe & kayak racesSaturday, July 9, 8 a.m.

Do you like sun and fun? If so, you won’t want to miss the Nanticoke Canoe & Kayak Races on Saturday, July 9.

Indulge your competitive spirit with others or challenge yourself to paddle the Nanticoke in one of our 23 individual and/or team divisions for people of all ages and experience.

Racers must bring their own canoe or kayak to participate. Medals will be awarded for first, second, and third place for each division.

Registration begins at 8 a.m. in the area of Water Street and races will begin at 10 a.m. Race Day Registration is $20 per paddler ($40 per

team) and includes an official Riverfest T-shirt. Pre-registration is strongly encouraged and will continue until Wednesday, July 6th at the cost of $15 per paddler ($30 per team).

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FIshIng tourneySaturday, July 9, 9:30 a.m.Sponsored by Hastings Marine

One of the most popular events for kids and families is the youth fishing tournament along the banks of the Nanticoke River at the end of Water Street. The tournament (starting at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday) is open to youth in the following age groups: 3-6; 7-11 and 12-16. Registration begins at 9 a.m. Trophies will be awarded to winners in each age group. Participants are reminded to bring their own fishing rods. Bait will be supplied. There will also be many door prizes and giveaways donated by local businesses. Participants do not need a state fishing license to participate.

bIke raFFle A girls and a boys bicycle, were once again donated by R.L. Ewing Construction, of Seaford. They will be raffled off during Riverfest. Rick Ewing, owner of R.L. Ewing Construction says “It’s an honor to give back to our youth by donating this year’s bikes to the Nanticoke Riverfest. I am do-nating them in memory of Ben VanSciver who devoted so much of his time to the youth of our community.” Tickets may be purchased at Seaford City Hall or at the information booth during the event. They are 50 cents each or three for $1. Pictured are Taylor Ewing (left) and Rick Ewing.


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the reMIndersThursday, July 7 pm, 6-9 p.m.Sponsored by Service Today & the Delaware Division of the Arts

The Reminders are Ed Shockley, Kevin Short and John Thompson. Together they represent a lifetime of music. Individually they’ve accomplished wonderful things; written famous songs, recorded and produced all kinds of music in all kinds of styles and played on recordings all over the world... but that’s all just stuff to talk about ... they’d rather be making music together. You get the chance to hear them live on Thursday, July 7th at 6:00 p.m. on the steps of City Hall. Come be a part of an intimate time of sharing. Their corporate ‘heart’ is worth a listen and we think you’ll feel better when it’s all said and sung. The response to this new group has been over-whelming... give them a listen you’ll be glad you did.

overtIMeFriday, July 8, 7:30 p.m.Sponsored by Discover Bank & the Delaware Division of the Arts

By popular demand, Overtime will once again make their appearance at Riverfest. What makes Overtime unique is the way it was formed back in 2004. This band is led by the local popular music teacher Mark Marvel. Mark has been the music director at Indian River High School for the past 26 years, and is an excellent muscian and teacher. The rest of the band, Eric, Greg, and Tim, are all former top music students of Mark’s from Indian River High School. Mark always knew how talented these boys were, and how much they loved to play music, so the band was formed to continue their love of music.

downtown carrIage rIdesFriday, July 9, Starting at 4:30p.m.Saturday, July 10, Starting at 9a.m.

Relax in a horse drawn carriage for a leisurely ride around the downtown area. R&R Ranch will join us again this year to provide the rides on Friday evening and Saturday. Be sure not to miss out on this fantastic opportunity!!

This program is made possible, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency dedicated to nurturing and supporting the arts in Delaware, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. For additional information on arts activities in Delaware, visit the Delaware Division of the Arts homepage, www.artsdel.org.


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bo dIckerson bandFriday, July 8, 9:30 p.m. – 11 p.m.Sponsored by Pizza King & Delaware Division of the Arts

The Bo Dickerson Band brings together country, southern rock and classic rock when they take the stage. Based out of Laurel, Delaware band members include Bo Dickerson on vocals, David Hastings on guitar/backup vocals, Rick Adkins on drums, Jordan Harper with his guitar, Brian Licinski on bass and W.D. Whaley on the fiddle/mandolin. Influenced by all true country and south-ern rock outlaws, the band is inspired by music greats in-cluding Hank Jr., George Jones, David Allan Coe, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Jamey Johnson.

the barren creek bandSaturday, July 9, 9 a.m. Sponsored by Beachballs.com & the Delaware Division of the Arts

The Barren Creek Band was formed in the early 90’s by Dave Davis, focusing mainly on country and oldies covers. BCB switched to “Hot Country” music in the mid/later 90’s. The band won the Froggy 99.9 Battle of the Bands competition with the prize of opening the Tangier Sound Country Music Festival before 17,000 country music fans. During the later 90’s, BCB’s music evolved more into classic rock and roll as some of the band members changed.

Today, the band continues with a classic rock theme and has been entertaining folks on the shore for nearly 20 years.

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Vocals. This group of talented, experienced musicians continues to provide classic tunes from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and 80’s; as well as a touch of country, for the danc-ing and entertainment pleasure of audiences all across the Delmarva Peninsula.

ray owenSaturday, July 9, 10:30 a.m.Sponsored by Kaye Construction & the Delaware Division of the Arts

Ray has established himself as one of the most requested entertainers today. His travels have taken him from Camden, Maine, to Key West, Florida – Los Angeles, California, to Long Island, New York, and tours throughout Europe. He has performed with such leg-endary entertainers as Garth Brooks, Arlo Guthrie, Bill Monroe and Bob Hope, and he has toured with Willie Nelson and America, as well as many other major acts. Ray whips up a veritable feast of classic American songs and stirs in a healthy helping of humor for all audiences to enjoy. When he serves it up from center stage, he pulls you into a world of fun. Ray’s repertoire has grown to include some 900 songs and encompasses such a range of traditional classics, original songs and comedy that it is not hard to imagine why he has so much popular appeal to a wide variety of audiences. Treat yourself to a truly versatile performer, GRAMMY Nominated Singer/Song-writer, and National Recording Artist – an entertainer whose engaging vocal style and infectious blend of good time music and humor continues to captivate audiences across the country.

13 southSaturday, July 9, 12:30-2:30 p.m.

13 South will appear on the steps of City Hall on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. The four piece group from Delmar and Salisbury, plays a mix of new country like Rodney Atkins and Brooks and Dunn...along with oldies from the Eagles, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Jimmy Buffet. Be sure you don’t miss them!

the JugglIng hoFFMansSaturday, July 9, 2:30 p.m.Sponsored by Kaye Construction

The Juggling Hoffmans’ show, located on the steps of City Hall, is one filled with fun and excitement from beginning to end! Attention grabbing tricks, silly stunts, as well as the use of audience volunteers, will keep even the most fidgety in their seats. Their unique style of slap-

stick comedy encourages participation from young and old alike! It is a musical and magical show that you won’t forget!

MagIc by charlIeSaturday, July 9, 3:15 p.m.Sponsored by Nanticoke Memorial Hospital

Come, experience the mystery of magic with Charlie Joseph as he performs his “Family Fun Comedy Magic Show” on the City Hall steps. Witness mind-boggling illusions like “The Incredible Expanding & Shrinking Head”, amazing sleight of hand effects and the unexplain-able “Magic Mirror”. You don’t want to miss it. Charlie has performed magic throughout the Mid-Atlantic region since 1996. Also well known as “Happy G” of the clown duo “Happy Go Lucky”, he has entertained people of all ages- including thousands on the Cape-May Lewes Ferry’s Family Fun Cruises and the 2000 Republican Na-tional Convention, as well as scores of community events, corporate functions, fundraisers and private parties- doing stage, stand-up and walk-about magic. For more informa-tion you may reach him at 302-645-4658.


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Griffin DunnSaturday, July 9, 4 p.m.Sponsored by Delaware Division of the Arts

Talent – what exactly is it? Is it the ability to do what others can’t? Or is a raw, unrefined gem, waiting to be polished? Is it the combined efforts of marketing, produc-tion, and make-up, designed to give an illusion of creativ-ity? No – talent is something much more; it’s something special. In Griffin Dunn’s case, talent comes in the form of a twelve-year old boy – buoyant with a God-given gift, and a natural energy – to provide a harmonious backdrop for the world’s ear.

Citing influences such as Justin Timberlake, Ne-Yo and interestingly enough - Justin Bieber - 12 year old Griffin Dunn’s musical competency goes beyond just his years, and beyond his singing, and into the realm of writing. After putting out his first set of viral videos in January of this year, Griffin’s already-packed schedule stepped up a few notches – professional studio sessions, a pending film script opportunity, and a potential national mall tour will keep Griffin well busy throughout the summer. Take a little talent, add a flash of brilliance, and you’ve got Griffin Dunn - American’s next big talent. Be sure to stop by the City Hall steps for your opportunity to hear this talented local artist.

Youth talent ShowcaSeSaturday, July 9, 4:30 p.m.City Hall Steps

Riverfest will hold its first annual Youth Talent Show-case on Saturday, July 9 at 4:30 pm. The talent showcase is a non-judged event, open to youth between the ages of 5-18. Be sure to stop by to encourage the talented youth that our community has! Pre-registration is required for this event. Registration deadline is July 1. Entry fee - $5. Application available online or at City Hall.

worShiP teaM concert SerieSSaturday, July 9, 10-11a.m 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Come out early to support your local praise and wor-ship teams, as they take the main stage early Saturday morning. The Cokesbury Church Worship team will take

the stage at 10 a.m, followed by the Gethsemane Garden Praise Band at 11:30 a.m. The Harvest Christian Church Worship Team will wrap up the series at 12:30 p.m.

Double taPSaturday, July 9, 4:30 p.m.Sponsored by Pizza King & the Delaware Division of the Arts

The idea was creat-ed in the spring of 2010 by founding mem-bers Butch and Stan. “Double Tap” was formally established in June of 2010 to include Frank, Frankie, Ron, and Mike. Total combined experience of all the band members brings a new outlook to today’s music industry. You will hear diversity from multiple genres of music that will keep you coming back for more! This band was created to bring you the heart and soul of today and yesteryear’s rock n roll/southern rock and country music that will have you wanting another dose of “Double Tap”.

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anythIng goesSaturday, July 9, 6:30 p.m.Sponsored by Delaware Lottery & the Delaware Division of the Arts

Put on your dancin’ shoes and don’t miss the great music & good vibes from this group who make their 4th appearance on the Main Stage at Riverfest! With male & female vocalists, AG offers crowd pleasing tunes from the 70’s through current chart toppers! They cover the alphabet of artists with favorites from Adele to the Zac Brown Band with Journey, David Bowie, Pink & Kid Rock thrown in too!

MIke hInes and the look Saturday, July 9, 9-11 p.m.Sponsored by Seaford Subway, Hungry Howie’s & the Delaware Divison of the Arts

Mike Hines is often remembered and loved for his dis-tinctive tenor/baritone voice and his Delaware roots. His smooth yet forceful vocal styling’s ignite a fire in the soul of the listener. The singer/songwriter’s highly energized entertaining stage performance is second to none.

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2011 RiveRfest Committee

This year’s committee has worked hard over the past several months to bring you this year’s festivities. This committee’s dedication to Riverfest is the key to its success.

Front Row: Tracy Torbert, Trisha Newcomer, Amanda Lloyd, Tina Hur-ley, Annette Cole. Back Row: Spuck Bennett, Luke Hastings, Pete Bohn, Wendy Pinkine, Dave Layton, Bruce Johnson, Sharon Drugash, Mike Bailey,

Dolores Slatcher, Mike Mulvaney, Rob Hemmen, Scott Coulbourn, Frank Raskauskas. Not Picutured: Alycia Jefferson, Bart Hastings, Jenny Davis,

Joyce Schech, Karen Stevenson, Mike Cobo, Mike McGroerty, Renee Morris, Rob Breeding, Scott Thomas and Troy Hill

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opening Ceremonies on the City hall steps main stage• Thursday 5:30p.m. • Saturday 9:30a.m.

Any Outdoor Event at the Main Stage Fire Hall• Friday night and all day Saturday • dates & times remain the same

All other outdoor events Changes will be determined on a case by case basis.

Vendors Vendors must use their own disrection to stay at their location in the event of inclement weather. No alternative locations will be provided for vendors

If there is forecast predicting a greater than 50% chance for rain on Friday afternoon or anytime on Saturday, the Main Stage events will move to the Fire Hall. This decision will be made by 1 pm on Friday. Committee Members will meet at CITY HALL @ 1pm on Friday to receive their instruc-tions. If the Main Stage is set up for outdoor events and rain then occurs, events will either be delayed or cancelled.

Updates will be listed on our website www.nanticokeriverfest.com

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Hidden idol CHallenge

The Idol will not be hidden until Saturday, July 9th. As a part of the 2011 “Duckin’ the Heat on the Nanticoke” Nanticoke Riverfest event we have reissued the hidden idol chal-lenge for our patrons. This year we will hide the idol that you see in the picture somewhere in the area of Riverfest and issue three clues that you see below. The clues are hidden in the verses of summer time songs. This year we will only be hiding the idol during the actual event. Once the idol has been found return it to the main information booth and receive a $100 cash prize. Good Luck and Happy Hunting!

CluesGet up in the morning Check out the weather If it looks like sun I get my things together Throw some cutoffs on Got my tank top and tennies now And head for the beach

Birds in all creation will be twitterin’ in the trees And down below’s a pond I know You can swim in it if you please

Brilliant days, wake up on Briliant daysShadows of brilliant ways will change all the timeMemories, burning gold memories

Would you like to be a Part of tHe nantiCoke riverfest?

The Riverfest committee is seeking volunteers to help with the event before, during and after the festivities.

Specific duties include help-ing with the children’s programs, setting-up and taking-down equipment, to work the informa-tion booths, serving on the trash crew and in many other capaci-ties.

Many positions are available depending on your abilities and time constraints.

To volunteer for this year’s Riverfest or if you are interested in serving as a Committee Mem-ber for 2012, contact us today at 302-629-9173.


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