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Carving pumpkins with Lewes in Bloom
Catherine Elder, 6, of Lewes concentrates on carving a perfect pumpkin. NICK ROTH PHOTOS
October 28, 2018
Lewes in Bloom hosted dozens of pumpkin carvers Oct. 28, at the Lewes Historical Society campus.
From 6 to 8 p.m., on Halloween night, Wednesday, Oct. 31, the pumpkins will be placed around Zwaanendael Park. Lewes in Bloom volunteers, many dressed in costumes, will hand out candy to trick or treaters.
Catherine Elder, 6, of Lewes concentrates on carving a perfect pumpkin. NICK ROTH PHOTOS
The pumpkin-carving event drew a big crowd.
Some of the finished products.
Cameron Krueger, 3, of Lewes smiles next to his pumpkin.
Lucy Elder, 4, of Lewes is excited to pull out a piece of pumpkin.
The completed pumpkins are lined up.
Damon Hanna, 10, of Selbyville holds his pumpkin.
The event gave people of all ages an opportunity to show off their creativity.
Jeff and Pat Middleton of Ocean View work together.
Some pumpkins are more unique than others.
A ghost is carved into a pumpkin.
Families use the stoop at the Lewes Historical Society as a workspace.
