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Lewes Lights continues thru Dec.31
Nearly 100 homes and businesses are on the annual tour of holiday decorations
This house on Jefferson Street is aglow for the holidays. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS
December 26, 2023
Nearly 100 homes and businesses are featured this season on the Lewes Lights tour. Now in its fourth year, Lewes Lights was created during the COVID-19 pandemic to provide a holiday happening for families.
The goal is to lift spirits, spread light and joy, and bring the community together, and also support local businesses by bringing people into Lewes. The tour is open Dec. 1-31 each night from 5 to 9 p.m. This year’s chairperson is Debra Evalds, who has a special connection to Santa Claus because her husband, Paul, spends many hours as Santa.
The Jolly Trolley has jumped on board this season and offers tours.
To see a map, go to LewesLights.org.
Not every decorated home in Lewes is on the tour, but it’s Evald’s mission to get them signed up.
Outside of Lewes but on the tour is this home in Four Seasons at Belle Terre off Mulberry Knoll Road. The display at the home of Marc Anthony Worosilo and Tom Negran is computer synchronized to music.
Pilotttown Road is perhaps the best-lit street in Lewes with several homes, like these neighbors, decorated to the maximum.
Santa and Mrs. Claus, aka Paul and Debra Evalds, are all in when it comes to celebrating Christmas. Debra, one of the founders of Lewes Lights, is chairperson this year.
The Children’s Beach House on Cedar Street looks festive.
Highland Acres has several homes with mega-decorations.
This home on Pilottown Road features a beach and surf scene complete with a lighthouse and shark fin.
This home at Savannah Road and Cedar Street encourages visitors to take a selfie with Frosty.
The Grinch stands watch at this Manila Avenue home.
This home on Savannah Circle brightens the entire community.
Although not on the tour, several homes have light displays on the Lewes-to-Georgetown Trail between the library and Gills Neck Road. This large message is located near the Monroe Avenue crossover.
Lloyd’s Market on Savannah Road is one of the best decorated businesses in Lewes.
This Highland Acres display offers a message.
A classic look for a Harborview Road home.
The Lewes-to-Georgetown Trail at Monroe Avenue is an inviting place.
Colors light up this home on Jefferson Court.
A classic look for this home on Pilottown Road.
This home on Pilottown Road is always one of the highlights of the season.
