Santa Claus arrives in Lewes to kick off the holiday season Nov. 29. The jolly one came by Cape Water Taxi to the city dock, then led children and parents to his holiday home at Second and Bank streets. BILL SHULL PHOTOS
Santa Claus is hard to miss standing on the front of the Cape Water Taxi boat as it approaches the city dock. 
A crew of Lewes Chamber of Commerce volunteers greet Santa as he gets off the Cape Water Taxi boat. Shown are (l-r) Murt Foos, Ethan Foos and Robyn Dellemonache.
Addie Kaufman, 8, is among the first to give her Christmas list to Santa Claus in his home at Second and Bank streets.
Ethan Foos, right, drops the first letter to Santa in the mailbox on Second Street.
Bargain hunters are out in force on Small Business Saturday on Second Street in Lewes. The Bungalow on 2nd had a sidewalk sale. Store owners hoped to get a boost to kick off the holiday shopping season.
These seasoned Second Street shoppers come to Lewes a lot, not just on Small Business Saturday. Shown are (l-r) Lisa McCarthy, Jennifer Gordon and Elizabeth McCarthy.
Santa Claus arrives in Lewes to kick off the holiday season Nov. 29. The jolly one came by Cape Water Taxi to the city dock, then led children and parents to his holiday home at Second and Bank streets. BILL SHULL PHOTOS
Santa Claus is hard to miss standing on the front of the Cape Water Taxi boat as it approaches the city dock.
A crew of Lewes Chamber of Commerce volunteers greet Santa as he gets off the Cape Water Taxi boat. Shown are (l-r) Murt Foos, Ethan Foos and Robyn Dellemonache.
Addie Kaufman, 8, is among the first to give her Christmas list to Santa Claus in his home at Second and Bank streets.
Ethan Foos, right, drops the first letter to Santa in the mailbox on Second Street.
Bargain hunters are out in force on Small Business Saturday on Second Street in Lewes. The Bungalow on 2nd had a sidewalk sale. Store owners hoped to get a boost to kick off the holiday shopping season.
These seasoned Second Street shoppers come to Lewes a lot, not just on Small Business Saturday. Shown are (l-r) Lisa McCarthy, Jennifer Gordon and Elizabeth McCarthy.
It’s the one day a year that Santa Claus trades in his reindeer-powered sleigh for a horsepower-driven boat.
Old St. Nick pulled up to the city dock in Lewes Nov. 29, on a Cape Water Taxi vessel to kick off the Christmas season.
He stepped onto land to greetings of “Welcome to Lewes.”
Like a pied piper, the red-and-white-suited one led excited children and parents from the canal to his holiday home at Second and Bank streets.
Children made a beeline to be the first to read him their Christmas lists.
Business owners on Second Street are also hoping to get good things this holiday season.
Small Business Saturday, also Nov. 29, was an opportunity to for local merchants to bring people into their shops.
“It’s a great opportunity to see people from our community come out and support us, and we get to see the same faces each year and really enjoy it,” said Caitlin Weaver, owner of the Bungalow on 2nd.
She said people were shopping for a combination of gift and personal items, and bargains at their sidewalk sale.
Elizabeth McCarthy and her crew are seasoned Second Street shoppers, not only on Small Business Saturday.
“The shops are fabulous – a great assortment, great prices,” McCarthy said. “We come every couple of months. We love the children’s shop, love to go into the jeweler and some of the women’s boutiques. There’s already good food too.”
Santa Claus arrives in Lewes to kick off the holiday season Nov. 29. The jolly one came by Cape Water Taxi to the city dock, then led children and parents to his holiday home at Second and Bank streets. BILL SHULL PHOTOS
Santa Claus is hard to miss standing on the front of the Cape Water Taxi boat as it approaches the city dock.
A crew of Lewes Chamber of Commerce volunteers greet Santa as he gets off the Cape Water Taxi boat. Shown are (l-r) Murt Foos, Ethan Foos and Robyn Dellemonache.
Addie Kaufman, 8, is among the first to give her Christmas list to Santa Claus in his home at Second and Bank streets.
Ethan Foos, right, drops the first letter to Santa in the mailbox on Second Street.
Bargain hunters are out in force on Small Business Saturday on Second Street in Lewes. The Bungalow on 2nd had a sidewalk sale. Store owners hoped to get a boost to kick off the holiday shopping season.
These seasoned Second Street shoppers come to Lewes a lot, not just on Small Business Saturday. Shown are (l-r) Lisa McCarthy, Jennifer Gordon and Elizabeth McCarthy.Event Details :
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