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August 20th, 2011

Lewes, What’s Going On?, Activities, Events, Entertainment, Delaware, The First Town in the First State

 

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Historic Lewes was founded in 1631.  Charming streets, beautiful scenery, quaint, great shopping and diverse restaurants, are some of the attributes of Lewes.  But, I have said it many times before; the residents really make the town.  They are friendly and go out of their way to make you feel at home.  You want to come back again and again.  They are proud of their town.

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If you are visiting Lewes this coming week, check out what’s going on.  There is always something; a concert, a walk, music, a Farmers’ Market.

 

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Sunday, 8/21 – 3rd Annual Greene Turtle Lewes 5K Run/Walk from 7:15 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. – Run or walk the pretty and flat course nestled in the residential communities at the Villages of Five Points and support the Cancer Support Community of Delaware.  There will be a complimentary post-race party featuring music, beer and refreshments at “The Turtle”.  For more info. and to register, visit www.cancersupportdelaware.org or call Lily at 302-645-9150.

 

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Monday, 8/22 – Delaware Breakwater East End Lighthouse Tour from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.  Take a short boat ride and walk in the steps of the lighthouse keeper.  Included in the tour is a boat ride, a tour of the interior, and a climb to the lantern room.  Also included is the sail-by of the Harbor of Refuge Light Station for close views and photography.  These tours are open to adults and children from ages 6 and up (accompanied by an adult).  Reservations are required.

For reservations and information, please call 302-644-7046 or visit www.delawarebaylights.org.

“The Delaware River & Bay Lighthouse Foundation is an all-volunteer organization that serves as the caretaker for 2 of Delaware’s 9 remaining historic lighthouses; Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse and Delaware Breakwater East End.

 

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Tuesday, 8/22 – Burger Special and Music in the Evening at On the Rocks located at the Cape May Lewes DE Ferry Terminal.  Website? www.ontherocksde.com.  Casual, great views, waterfront…and one very delicious burger. 

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Tuesday, 8/23 – It’s a Summer Concert with Rockafillys at 7 p.m. at Stango Park, which is located along King’s Highway, next to the Lewes Public Library.  This is music under the stars, an outdoor event.

It is said that “They rock, they roll, they chase those blues with swing and soul!!”  The Rockafillys are one of the Northeast’s premier dance bands.  They play everything from 40s R&B and Boogie Woogie to Jumpin’ Blues and Western Swing.

 

Thursday, 8/25 – Lewes Steps Out for Fitness – This walking program takes place the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month.  Sign up is at 5 p.m. in the parking lot at Beach 1, then, walk to the Canalfront Park for a full filled activity. All are welcomed.

 

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Saturday, 8/27 – Lewes Historic Farmers’ Market – 8 a.m. until Noon.  It is held at the Lewes Historical Society Complex at 2nd and Shipcarpenter streets.  More info.?  Please visit http://www.historiclewesfarmersmarket.org.

Do you love this market like we all do?  Then cast your vote on http://action.farmland.org/site/PageNavigator/Americas-Favorite-Farmers-Markets/sign_up_vote_new?market=709.

 

Sunday, 8/28 – A Summer Concert with the Diamond State Band at Stango Park at 7 p.m.  Stango Park is located right along King’s Highway, next to the Lewes Public Library.

 

Tuesday, 8/30 – Summer Concert Series with Copper Sky featuring light Jazz/Folk.  The concert starts at 7 p.m. at Stango Park, located along King’s Highway, next to the Lewes Public Library.

 

Have a great week!!!…Talk to you later…

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