Historic Lewes Farmers Market

SATURDAY, September 22, 8 am—12 pm

George H.P. Smith Park (Johnson & Dupont Aves.)

Executive Chef/Owner Danio Somoza-Angel from Harvest Tide Restaurant

 

Demos at 10 am

 

It really is fall at the Market, and the best place to find apples, pears, apple cider, apple-cider donuts, arugula, kale, green beans, radishes, mushrooms, and more. There’s also grass-fed hamburger, lamb sausage, pork, yogurt, cheese, eggs, milk, mushrooms, garlic, basil, jams, fresh cut flowers and more.

 

For both devoted customers and those who haven’t yet tried Harvest Tide Restaurant in Lewes, this Saturday gives all the chance to get a taste of the restaurant. At 10 am, Executive Chef/Owner Danio Somoza-Angel will demo.

 

The Market continues its SNAP (EBT Food Stamps) program. To help lower economic barriers to local, healthy food, the HLFM matches up to $20 each participant each week with HLFM Bonus Bucks. SNAP participants are encouraged to come to the SNAP tent at the Market to pick up the bonus $20 in tokens to use at the Market. In addition to SNAP, the Historic Lewes Farmers Market welcomes participants in Delaware's Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program. WIC coupons can be used to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at the Market. Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) coupons are also welcome.

 

The Market is open every Saturday from 8 am to noon. There’s lots of parking at the Shields Elementary School and Lewes School Parking lots, just off the corner of Savannah Road and Sussex Drive and a short walk to the Market. At the Saturday market, a Veggie Valet service is provided to help customers carry bags back to their cars. This service is located right outside the HLFM Information Tent.

 

Customers who want to know what is happening at the Market each Saturday should subscribe to the HLFM newsletter sent to customers on Thursdays. Newsletter is free. To be included, customers may send their email address to [email protected].

 

Consistent with its mission, the HLFM is committed to supporting farmers who grow local fruits and vegetables -- a “real” farmers market that is producer-only.

 

More information about the market is available at www.historiclewesfarmersmarket.org.