Sea Witch 2025 Brought Thousands to Rehoboth Beach for Annual Festival

Friday, October 31, 2025 at 11:46 AM

Rehoboth Beach, DE – The 2025 Sea Witch Festival drew 93,700 visitors over the weekend, highlighting its status as one of the region’s largest annual events, according to a post from the City of Rehoboth Beach’s official Facebook page. The festival was… The post Sea Witch 2025 Brought Thousands to Rehoboth Beach for Annual Festival appeared first on TV Delmarva Channel 33.

Rehoboth Beach, DE – The 2025 Sea Witch Festival drew 93,700 visitors over the weekend, highlighting its status as one of the region’s largest annual events, according to a post from the City of Rehoboth Beach’s official Facebook page.
The festival was supported by 33 officers and 911 communication specialists from the Rehoboth Beach Police Department, 47 assisting officers from 17 neighboring agencies, 16 specialized resource officers, and 8 probation and parole officers. To manage traffic and ensure safety, city officials deployed 1,200 street cones, 50 barricades, and 9 message boards, and closed 32 streets throughout the festival area. Environmental and sanitation efforts included recycling 125 pounds of cardboard and collecting 14 tons of trash during the weekend. Attendees enjoyed nine musical performances, which provided a range of entertainment across multiple stages.
Sea Witch, now in its 35th year, has become a cornerstone event for Rehoboth Beach, drawing families, regional visitors, and tourism to the area. The festival is known for its combination of live performances, vendor markets, costume displays, and seasonal programming that supports local businesses and hotels. The large-scale coordination of law enforcement, logistical operations, and environmental measures demonstrates the city’s ability to manage a high-volume event while maintaining public safety and cleanliness. Officials noted that the festival not only provides entertainment but also delivers measurable economic benefits to Rehoboth Beach, supporting restaurants, retail, and hospitality services during one of the busiest weekends of the year. The city’s report underscores the scale of the event and the planning required to accommodate tens of thousands of visitors successfully. For additional information on Sea Witch and upcoming city events, Rehoboth Beach residents and visitors are encouraged to visit the City of Rehoboth Beach’s official website or social media channels.

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