JOIN THE HOMESTEAD DOCENT PROGRAM FOR 2022
REHOBOTH BEACH, DE – The Rehoboth Art League is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to train for the 2022 Homestead Docent Program. Talk to visitors who are visiting RAL for the first time or engage with people who are coming home to the beach. Meet new friends while learning about art and culture.
Originally built in 1743 by Peter Marsh, the historic Homestead remains the central part of the art league’s campus. The house boasts a rich history, having served tenant farmer families for more than two centuries, then, in the 1930s becoming home to the founder of the Rehoboth Art League, Louise Corkran. The Homestead is maintained by our nonprofit and made accessible to the public at no cost to enable a better understanding of local history and the development of the regional arts scene. A devoted corps of volunteers, the league’s Homestead Docents, offer their time, energy, and knowledge to staff the building each year from May through October, and often provide the first face of our organization to new visitors.
For interested parties, a meeting will be held on Monday, April, 11 from 12-2pm in the Chambers Building at the Rehoboth Art League campus. RSVP by April 8th to Exhibitions Director Nick Serratore by emailing nick@rehobothartleague.org. Please join us if you are considering learning more about how you can become a RAL Docent.
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The Rehoboth Art League is supported, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. The Division promotes Delaware arts events on www.DelawareScene.com.
The Rehoboth Art League is a membership-based nonprofit arts organization dedicated to teaching, preserving and inspiring the arts in the region. For additional information about this exhibit, the Art League, its classes, memberships, events and exhibitions, please visit the website at RehobothArtLeague.org or call 302.227.8408. You can find us on Facebook and Instagram @RehobothArtLeague.