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Lewes Farmers Market opens with a clang
Mayor Jim Ford, Councilman Fred Beaufait, and Deputy Mayor Ted Becker ring the bell to start the 14th season.
May 13, 2014
Leading the parade at the opening of the market are (l-r) Janice Pinto, Ted Becker, Helaine Harris, Beebe Frazier, Marie Mayor and Sam Shelton. BY DENY HOWETH
Sadie Garfield watches the farmstand at the opening market. BY DENY HOWETH
Isaac Uva keeps the books at the Seaberry Farms stand. BY DENY HOWETH
Spring markets offer asparagus and spring onions. BY DENY HOWETH
New vendors this year are Cheryl and Dave Wiley of Herbs and Spice and everything nice of Selbyville. BY DENY HOWETH
Magnolia Bread company offered sweet and savory breads. BY DENY HOWETH
New vendor Chesapeake Organic farmer Betsy Thornton offered beets, kale, spinach leeks and more. BY DENY HOWETH
Deep Grass Organics brought a bevy of flowers to the opening market. BY DENY HOWETH
The Historic Lewes Farmers Market opened its 14th season May 10 with a parade and an opening bell ringing at the Lewes Historical Society Complex. The market is open 8 a.m. to noon every Saturday through September 27, and continues with a fall market at Shields Elementary school through Nov 22. Go to historiclewesfarmersmarket.org for details.
