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Youth Programs: Field Trips & Group Tours

Shipcarpenter Street 110 Shipcarpenter Street, Lewes, DE, United States

Field trips can be arranged year-round to show the highlights of Lewes in a meaningful context. Groups of 8 or more guests are considered large group tours and we ask that you contact us for tour options so that we can best meet your group's needs. For additional information, please call 302-645-7670.

Yoga on Campus: A Collaboration with Dimitra Yoga

Shipcarpenter Street 110 Shipcarpenter Street, Lewes, DE, United States

A wonderful way to start your day practicing yoga outside on the beautiful and Historic Lewes Town Campus surrounded by historic properties from the bygone times, flowers in bloom planted by and maintained by volunteers of the Lewes Historical Society, and a delightful little garden. After class, enjoy a cup of coffee, iced tea, or

Shanty Night

Shipcarpenter Street 110 Shipcarpenter Street, Lewes, DE, United States

Shanty Night at the Sussex Tavern is a monthly event full of time travelling adventure! Join us every third Friday evening to experience epic singing, cheering, ranting and raving like true British sailors would. This event is FREE. Drinks not included.

The Second Annual British Invasion Concert: From Blockade to Beatles

Shipcarpenter Street 110 Shipcarpenter Street, Lewes, DE, United States

The Second Annual British Invasion Concert: From Blockade to Beatles Enjoy the music of the Beatles & other British bands performed by national recording artists Robert LeBlanc & Tony Sciuto (formerly of the Little River Band) Venue Details/ Location: Historic Lewes Town Campus, 110 Shipcarpenter Street, Lewes, DE Cost: $85. * Each ticket includes two

$85

Under Enemy Guns: Lewes & Blockade in the War of 1812

Shipcarpenter Street 110 Shipcarpenter Street, Lewes, DE, United States

Step back into 1813 as Lewes defies the might of Great Britain's Royal Navy. Commodore John P. Beresford and his squadron of warships fly the colors of the British Empire just offshore, and the town is threatened by enemy guns.  This one-day event commemorates old Lewestown's spirited resistance at the mouth of Delaware Bay during