Check cameras on Coastal Highway between Dewey and Bethany beaches for flooding concerns. Cameras on and around the Charles W. Cullen Bridge over the Indian River Inlet have beach and bay views. There's also a good view of the Delaware Bay on Prime Hook Road, north of Broadkill Beach.

See "Hairspray" at Clear Space Theatre Company in Rehoboth Beach. Catch a tribute band at the Milton Theatre. See a magic show at Dickens Parlour Theatre in Ocean View. Shopping at Tanger Outlets and exploring downtown boutiques can easily fill up a day or two. Get to know the history of the Delaware beaches at these museums:

Dangerous rip currents and rough surf due to Hurricane Erin have led Delaware beach towns to prohibit swimming, but most beaches remain open.

Hurricane Erin churned off the East Coast Thursday, sending powerful waves and gusty winds toward beaches in Maryland, Virginia and Delaware.

Conditions vary along Delaware Beaches ahead of Hurricane Erin, with some swimming restrictions loosened for now

Local authorities in Delaware and Maryland have decided to ban surfing well ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Erin, an unfortunate first for regional surfers.

If you'll be at the Delaware beaches this week, whether local or tourist, here's everything you need to know. At this time of year, most of the beach towns offer free concerts, movies, farmers markets and other activities multiple days a week. Check your town's website for details.

There's plenty to do in the Delaware beach towns this week, too. Now is the time to take in your beach town's free concerts, movies and/or bonfires. Check out the West Side Creative Market in Rehoboth Beach, which happens every Monday and Friday from 5 to 9 p.m.

Delaware has a wide variety of beach options, from bustling family-friendly towns to ones suited for nightlife, but there's a more laid-back option nearby, too.