The Freeman Arts Pavilion is a premier event venue in Selbyville, Delaware. Part of the Joshua M. Freeman Foundation, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, it hosts all kinds of live performances including concerts and theater shows. Located in the small town of Selbyville, this music venue has been host to a variety of artists and bands from all over the country since it opened its doors in 1976. The pavilion consists of an outdoor amphitheater and a stage which are well-suited to accommodate both small and large performances. It has something for everyone - come listen to a show for an unforgettable experience! Why not spend some time exploring Selbyville and its surrounding beauties? Enjoy the lush greenery at Trap Pond State Park or take a short drive over the state line to visit Assateague Island National Seashore. Explore scenic coastal towns like Fenwick Island or the seafood-lover's paradise of Rehoboth Beach. For an adventure back in time, visit the nearby Indian River Life-Saving Station Museum. Selbyville offers plenty for food connoisseurs and retail addicts alike with numerous restaurants and shopping centers. Get active by canoeing on Redden Pond or golfing on Kings Creek Country Club's two 18-hole courses. Selbyville is becoming an increasingly popular destination for tourists due to its proximity to Washington D.C., Baltimore, Philly, Atlantic City, and other cities up north along the eastern seaboard. The Freeman Arts Pavilion is the perfect spot for a fun and enriching night out. With its excellent lineup of music, dance, theater, and much more, its smoke-free policy, and behind-the-scenes programming, it's sure to be an unforgettable time.