Heidi Lowe Solo Exhibition Opening Reception October 8th, 2011, 6-9 Artists and Gallery Owner, Heidi Lowe will be debuting a new body of work. This collection is the result of receiving the 2011 DDOA Professional Artist Grant. Lowe’s work was inspired by the Biggs Museum’s Delaware Silver Collection from the 1700-1900. Lowe worked in conjunction with the Museum to take impressions, rubbing, and callographs from the silver ware. She also completed a series of drawings and paintings of the historical Silver. Lowe then created jewelry and service ware inspired by the collection. This body of work looks to history as inspiration and interprets it through a contemporary lenses. Heidi Lowe will be at the gallery to answer questions and explain the process. Please join us to meet the artists and check out her new collection. The opening reception happens in conjunction with the “Mosaic Second Saturday Art Walk” from 6-9pm.

On SATURDAY OCTOBER 8th from 6:00 - 9:00pm, visit the 10 fine art galleries of Mosaic: The Rehoboth Beach Gallery Collective. Each gallery of the collective will offer a reception and a new exhibition. Member galleries represent some of the finest galleries in the mid-Atlantic region. Second Saturday Art Walks are from 2:00 - 5:00 pm from January through April, and from 6:00 - 9:00 pm from May through November. Maps are available at any participating gallery.

Only $19.99, a one-pound whole Maine lobster, steamed clams, mussels, spiced peel 'n eat shrimp, red potato, & onion. 4pm - While supplies last, every Thursday night during October.  Available at both locations - downtown and Rt #1.

MILTON — Milton will host the first “Fall into Milton” festival downtown from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22. There will be fun fall activities for all ages, including a pet costume contest, pumpkin carving/painting contest, and more. Also, John Chaski, owner of John Chaski Antiques based out of Camden, will conduct free antique appraisals. The event is free and will be rain or shine. “A group of business owners and local organizations got together and decided that Milton deserved a fall event to take the place of former Governor’s Day celebrations,” said co-organizer Kathryn Greig. “So, we decided to plan a fall festival featuring food, activities for kids, historical attractions, and other seasonal pastimes, which would be fun for the town and visitors. Thus, ‘Fall into Milton,’ was born!” There will be food, seasonal produce from Brittinghams, collectible Delaware items, Lavender Fields products, gourd birdhouses, vintage textiles, and other crafts for sale. Urban Studio will offer pink hair extensions in honor of October being National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Fall into Milton will take place in downtown Milton at the corner of Magnolia and Union Streets near the Lydia Black Cannon Museum at 210 Union St. For more information, contact Greig at 302-684-3804 or 302-684-4499, or visit www.facebook.com/antiquesinmilton. Antiques appraiser Chaski is a Lewes native who has bought and sold antiques along the Atlantic Coast for years. He has a bachelor’s in art history from Franklin & Marshall College. For more information, visit www.johnchaski.com.

Join the Clear Space crew in a high-stakes, swashbuckling adventure this Halloween from October 21st thru October 30th! The demonic Captain Kidd and his band of ragtag pirates are in town to pillage, plunder and terrorize. Will you be tortured by Captain Kidd, buried in the sand and left for the gulls? This fast-paced, interactive experience is sure to excite and fright the entire family! The show runs in half-hour intervals from 5:00PM to 9:00PM. $5.00 general admission tickets available at the door only.