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Apple Cider Fest rings in fall season at Lewes fire station
Chase Clark, 2, of Lincoln takes a horse ride led by Quinn Phillips of The Little Farm of Camden-Wyoming. RYAN MAVITY PHOTOS
October 5, 2024
To ring in the fall season, Lewes Fire Department held its second annual Apple Cider Festival Sept. 28 at the department’s Station 2 in Nassau.
The event featured a large vendor market, a petting zoo and horseback rides from The Little Farm and, as the main attraction, apple donuts and apple cider from Fifer Orchards.
A perfect weather day allowed for thousands to attend the festival and get some cider, brightening the day of festival goers like Patty Coffield.
Kids play with the animals in the petting zoo.
Sir Riley Wood of Milton plays one of his handmade guitars on display at the Apple Cider Festival.
Amber Luckey of Scentsy shows off her scented products.
Perhaps the two most popular people at the Apple Cider Festival are cider pourers Dennis Moore, right, and Jeri MacCoy.
Visitors to the Apple Cider Festival browse the vendor booths.
For adults searching for where it is five o’clock, there was the booth for Beach Time Distilling and Dog Pirate Beer Co., staffed by Mary Ann Christmas, left, and Mary Bussler.
Booth row outside Lewes Fire Department Station 2 at the second annual Apple Cider Festival.
Ryan Mavity covers Milton and the court system. He is married to Rachel Swick Mavity and has two kids, Alex and Jane. Ryan started with the Cape Gazette all the way back in February 2007, previously covering the City of Rehoboth Beach. A native of Easton, Md. and graduate of Towson University, Ryan enjoys watching the Baltimore Ravens, Washington Capitals and Baltimore Orioles in his spare time.
