The Lewes Historical Society Summer Craft Fair was held July 13 at the society’s historical campus. Proceeds benefit educational and preservation programs. The craft fair is known for quality crafts with new and returning artists from Delmarva and the Eastern Shore. More than 60 artisans exhibited media ranging from metalwork to woodworking. Federal Street Band provided music in the complex for everyone.
The Lewes Historical Society Summer Craft Fair lets visitors meander under the trees.
Deb Becker displays wood and glass art.
Prime Hook Beach Studio artist Anne Pas Burke displays a stone lit with a blue light to show its glowing quality.
Lesley Campana Celtic Knot Studio artisan shares her handwoven scarves.
Cooley Ceramics creates whimsey.
Whimsical scene by Cooley Ceramics
Wood-carving artist Bob Bohannon poses by his tiki guy and sailor.
Taylor Turnings is trying milk paint on some of his turned bowls.
Lisa Covatch’s ecological Chestnut Beeswax Wraps.
Hoda Khouri offers Bellinats handmade jewelry.
Guilday Glass creates a piece for everyone.
Federal Street band plays on the porch of the Hiram Rodney Burton House.
Lisa Kovatch creates every wrap by hand.
Gourds are for the birds.
Artistic and colorful gourds line the table.
Americana at the craft fair.
Under the shade tree is the place to be.
Federal Street band plays on.
Mixing hardware and basketry is the creation of Partnership crafts.
Even the old tree provides shade for vendors.
Prime Hook Beach Studio artist Anne Pas Burke displays her sea glass and precious stones.
The historical complex is the site of the craft fair.
