Historic Lewes Farmers Market — Attraction in Lewes

I love farmers markets, I have an autoimmune disease that only allows me to eat organic foods, No hormones, antibiotics or pesticides, absolutely no chemicals. All naturally grown, free range, nothing added. All the farmers and other establishments who sell at this event are very nice and helpful as well as knowledgeable. Plus I’m supporting the local farmers, I’m will to spend several dollars more to stay alive another day. Most merchants/ farmers who sell at the FM have business cards so you can also visit the farms and purchase there.

Parking is in the streets with meter parking unless you find without meters. Not dogs unless it’s a service animal allowed into FM.

I wish they had some food trucks there, to order things like breakfast or brunch while shopping. I travel back & forth to Southern California and spend time on the weekends at their Farmers Markets. Just about every FM have several food trucks, of course everything is organic too:) Makes the experience so much better. I also like that the FM in Cali offer samples to try at the majority of the booths. This gives me the chance to try something different and...

Went today 6/21/25 and it is now at George Smith park and easier to park. Some vendors aren’t here but Kalmae farms, lavender fields, Bennett and Fofer orchards are still there as well as old world breads. These are old time standards and they have amazing things. Got my scrapple today too. Bring your bags and bring your cash for a great Saturday shopping trip which then I make our lunch and dinner.

It has moved a few times however it is always fun time in Lewes. Great fresh items from companies like fifer orchards. Everything from bread, Kennett mushrooms, scones, all sorts of fruit. Kalmar farms with Lima beans and potatoes. Lavender farms amazing oil. The list goes on and on. Crab meat to dream about. Bring cash especially singles. Cards are taken in some form by most vendors however cash is appreciated. Just a...

I came here on a mission, to find jam and coffee beans. I was successful on both counts! Also bought some delicious cookies, lavender bug spray, and some fresh veggies.

Parking was easy, they had people directing traffic to the closest available parking. Even though it was busy, I got a close spot and getting in and out was a breeze.

There were plenty of vendors with a wide variety of products to shop through. Fresh meat, fruits, veggies, flowers, plants, herbs and spices, jams and jellies, lemonade, baked goods, coffee, and so much more. I saw people pulling carts to carry their purchases... good idea for...