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November 16th, 2011

What’s Going On? Delaware Beaches, Activities, Events, Friday Night Hikes, MERR Fin Raiser, Christmas Boutique & Book Fair, TS Smith & Sons and Windsor’s Plant Outlet, Holiday Celebration, Gaynelle Rose, One Woman, One Voice, One Life, Abbott’s Grill, Autism Gala, and a Turkey Trot..Did I forget anything? Probably…

 

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Looking for something to do?  There are a variety of activities and events throughout the Delaware Beaches.   This is what’s in store for you if you are visiting us.

 

Lewes

Friday, 11/18 – Friday Night Hikes at 6:00 p.m.  What comes out every night at Cape Henlopen? Explore the night in the Park.  Join a Naturalist to learn about animals and other sights and sounds, that can only be experienced as the sun sets.  This event is for children 7 years old to …..Children need to be accompanied by a paying adult.  Only $2 per person.  Please remember that pre-registration is necessary and you can do so by calling 302-645-6852.  Meet at the Seaside Nature Center on 15099 Cape Henlopen Drive.  Note that Park entrance fees are in effect until November 30th.  Cape Henlopen State Park is located at 15099 Cape Henlopen Drive in Lewes, Delaware.

 

Saturday, 11/19 – Friends of Cape Henlopen State Park will be holding their Annual Christmas Boutique and Book Fair at the Biden Center from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.  Crafts, sweatshirts, t-shirts, food, and homemade baked goods.  The Biden Center is located inside the Cape Henlopen State Park, which is located at 15099 Cape Henlopen Drive in Lewes.  Park entrance fees are in effect until November 30th.

 

Saturday, 11/19 – TS Smith & Sons, Sussex County’s (Delaware) only apple orchard is joining Windsor’s Plant Outlet in Holiday Celebration.  Location?  At the corner of Savannah and Wescoats Rds. in Lewes, Delaware.

From Noon until 4:00 p.m. there will be refreshments to enjoy and recipes to use for holiday meal planning.  The bins will be stacked full of seasonal produce for visitors to take home for holiday baking and cooking.  Charlie Smith, owner and grower of TS Smith & Sons will be on hand to answer all your questions.  I have met Charlie and he is so nice and very proud of his farm and hertitage. 

Tastings will be available, as well, such as Cape Seasonings Snacks and Backyard Jams, which are made from TS Smith produce.

Windsor’s will have fresh greens and other floral items available for holiday decorating. 

Note:  Everyone who brings a non-perishable donation to TS Smith’s canned food drive can enter to win 2 tickets, valued at $50, to an upcoming 2012 Coastal Concerts event.   Need more info?  Please call Greer at 302-236-3675, or you can visit www.tssmithandsons.com.

Mark your calendars!! Saturday, 12/3 from 10 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. TS Smith & sons will be holding their Holiday Open House right at the Farm in Bridgeville.  Christmas Carols, Santas, Samples, Hay Rides and much more.  Check www.tssmithandsons.com.

 

Saturday, 11/19 – MERR stands for Marine Education Research and Rehabilitation Institute.  It is “a non-profit stranding response and rehabilitation organization dedicated to the conservation of marine mammals and sea turtles”.  They will be having on Saturday their “Fin” Raiser starting at 6:30 p.m. at the Lewes Yatch Club in Lewes, Delaware.  Silent auction, music, wine tasting and heavy hor d’oeuvres.  $40/person.  For tickets call 302-228-5029.  Or, you may also visit their website www.merrinstitute.org.

 

Milford (near the Delaware Beaches)

Saturday, 11/19 – Gaynell Rose, One Woman, One Voice, One Life….An Evening of Music and Great Food.  “With her jazz band you will glide on the swing of a world-class rhythm section equally at home in juke joints and high roller lounges.”  Music from Nina Simone, Frank Sinatra, Etta James and Smokey Robinson.  An unforgettable evening of live music and entertainment with a special performance of high powered jazz and soulful rythm and blues.  Please visit Gaynelle’s website www.gaynell.com.

Location?  Abbott’s Grill, 249 Front St., Milford, DE.  Abbott’s Grill is sophisticated and casual and just about 19 minutes from the Delaware Beaches.  Please call for a reservation.  Dinner and Show?  $55 including gratuity and non-alcoholic drinks.  See you at 6:00 p.m.  Tel. 302-491-6736.

 

Dewey Beach

Saturday, 11/19 – Autism Gala – Illuminate!!  Location?  The Baycenter in Dewey Beach in Ruddertown.  Attire?  Blue Jeans and Plenty of Bling!!  6:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m.

This is a fundraising event including silent and live auctions.  The perfect time to get started on some Christmas shopping.  Proceeds will help Delaware families affected by autism.  Tickets are $150/person.  You can get tickets by calling 302-224-6020 in Newark, 302-644-3410 in Milton, or just by visiting www.delautism.org.   Dinner and open bar included as well as entertainment by Love Seed Mama Jump.

 

Fenwick Island

Thursday, 11/2 – 4th Annual Fenwick Island Turkey Trot at 8:00 a.m., sponsored by hipAHA, Fenwick Island Boot Camp.  Location? Lewes Street in Fenwick.  It is free but donations are being accepted for “new” Friends of the Fenwick Island Lighthouse.

2.2 milesFun Run/Walk, starting at Lewes St. to the Ocean city state line and back.  Leashed pets are also welcomed. 

There will be a limited supply of t-shirts sold on the day of the event for $20.

Post race refresments will be courtesy of Pottery Place in the Sunshine Plaza shopping center.  Please bring a “new” pet item for Safe Haven Animal Shelter.  More info?  www.hiAHA.com, or visit hipAHA facebook page.  You may also contact Lori Martin at hipAHA@hotmail.com or call her at 302-539-1290.

 

Have a good one!!  Talk to you later….

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