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The Historic Lewes Farmersâ Market will host a peach-focused demonstration this week, when the market will run from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, July 31, at George H.P. Smith Park in Lewes.
At 10 a.m. in the demo tents, it will be all about peaches when Henry Bennett of Bennett Orchards talks about what it takes to grow juicy Bennett peaches. Then, chef Dru Tevis, corporate pastry chef of SoDel Concepts and winner of Delaware Todayâs Best Chef Downstate, takes those peaches and makes a peachy dessert. Customers are being invited to come for the talk and stay for dessert.
May 13, 2021
Fresh local strawberries will be at the Historic Lewes Farmers Market May 15. SUBMITTED PHOTO
The Historic Lewes Farmers Market is set for 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., Saturday, May 15, at George H. P. Smith Park at Johnson and DuPont avenues in Lewes.
Vendors will bring juicy strawberries, freshly cut asparagus, lettuces and greens including mini-romaines, baby kale, bok choy, arugula, Swiss chard, spinach, salad and stir-fry mixes, starter plants including heirloom tomatoes, herbs and various veggies. Customers will also find a great selection of eggs, milk, butter, grass-fed pork, chicken, crabs, oysters, mushrooms, honey, jams, baked goods and more.
Plants for gardening are plentiful at the Lewes market. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO May 5, 2021
This Saturday, May 8, the Historic Lewes Farmers Market opens at 8 a.m., at George H.P. Smith Park (Johnson and DuPont avenues) with lots of potted plants, wreaths and flowers to help celebrate moms on their special day.
In addition to flowers and plants, the farmers/producers will be bringing freshly cut asparagus, lettuces and greens, including mini-romaines, baby kale, arugula, Swiss chard, spinach, salad and stir-fry mixes. Customers will also find salad turnips, radishes, and perhaps, the first strawberries of the season. There is also a great selection of eggs, milk, butter, pork, chicken, mushrooms, honey, herbs, jams, heavenly baked goods, and more.
The May 8 edition of the Historic Lewes Farmers Market will open at 8 a.m. at George H.P. Smith Park, with the pandemic precaution of one-way flow no longer in effect.Coastal Point ⢠Submitted (Brook Hedge)
This Saturday, May 8, the Historic Lewes Farmers Market will open at 8 a.m. at George H.P. Smith Park (Johnson and DuPont Avenues in Lewes) and run until noon, with potted plants, wreaths and flowers to help celebrate moms on their special day.
In addition to flowers and plants, the farmers/producers will be bringing freshly cut asparagus, lettuces and greens, including mini-romaines, baby kale, arugula, Swiss chard, spinach, salad and stir-fry mixes. Customers will also find salad turnips, radishes and, perhaps, the first strawberries of the season. There is also a selection of eggs, milk, butter, pork, chicken, mushrooms, honey, herbs, jams, baked goods and more.