Meet artist and Zwaanendael Museum interpreter Mark Wilson and explore his hand-drawn portraits of Native Americans from Delaware who served on both sides of the American Revolution.

Shop original art and handmade gifts from more than 60 juried artists and makers at the fifth annual Holiday Market at Five Points—a festive, one-day creative gathering in Lewes with free admission and parking.

Spend a crisp Saturday morning shopping directly from local farmers, growers and makers at the Historic Lewes Farmers Market’s seasonal Fall Market. Find autumn produce, baked goods, meats, flowers and other locally made favorites while enjoying the easygoing community atmosphere of Lewes. The remaining 2026 markets take place November 14, 21 and 28, with the season concluding December 5.

Historic Lewes brings Revolutionary-era Lewistown to life after dark with lantern-lit storytelling, street theatre, a blazing bonfire and colonial protest traditions.

Storyteller and author Jim Duffy brings Delmarva’s past to life through true accounts of everyday people whose courage, character and choices shaped the peninsula’s history.

The Coastal Camera Club and the City of Rehoboth Beach invite you to the opening of Coastal Connections, a photography exhibition at City Hall. Stop by the November 10 reception to discover work from the region’s photography community.

Discover the imaginative music of Mary Howe alongside beloved symphonies by Schubert and Beethoven in this luminous Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra program.

Discover the Delaware Kestrel Partnership with biologist Rachel Yurchisin and the Sussex Bird Club. Explore the science behind protecting North America’s smallest falcon at Lewes Public Library or online via Zoom. Advance registration required.

Discover the imaginative music of Mary Howe alongside beloved symphonies by Schubert and Beethoven in this luminous Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra program.

Discover the imaginative music of Mary Howe alongside beloved symphonies by Schubert and Beethoven in this luminous Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra program.

Music, prizes and a Thursday-night pasta offer: join James for musical bingo from 6-8 p.m. at Dalmata Italiano.

Examine paranormal findings, local legends and eerie evidence from Rehoboth Art League’s historic Henlopen Acres campus during this after-dark talk.

Explore the James Farm Ecological Preserve on a guided walk along Indian River Bay, learning about the plants, wildlife and coastal habitats that make this protected landscape so distinctive.

An early-evening steakhouse outing with a $45 three-course prix fixe and selected drinks and wines at half price.

A Sunday steakhouse occasion with a $45 three-course prix fixe, half-price select wine bottles and separate bar and dining-room drink offers.

A Saturday-night favorite: live piano with John Flynn in La Fable's intimate bar, beginning at 9 p.m.

Step into Halloween traditions at Historic Lewes with open-fire apple butter, period mourning customs, eerie stories, music and hands-on crafts across the historic Town Campus. Free admission.

Discover how Rehoboth evolved from a rule-bound Methodist camp-meeting town into a lively coastal playground of vaudeville, arcades, rides, theaters and more.

A meaningful intergenerational gathering honoring Lewes’s segregated Black Girl Scout troops of the early 1960s and connecting their legacy with today’s Girl Scouts.

The music of Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann, and Johannes Brahms comes together in an intimate chamber concert featuring piano, strings, and French horn.

The music of Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann, and Johannes Brahms comes together in an intimate chamber concert featuring piano, strings, and French horn.

The music of Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann, and Johannes Brahms comes together in an intimate chamber concert featuring piano, strings, and French horn.

Winterthur textile curator Matthew Monk explores Delaware needlework as a record of family and place—including samplers tied to early Lewes and Delaware Bay pilot families. A free, design-rich look at the First State’s creative heritage; registration is required.