Experience Lewes legends and lore, meet creatures and characters of both the bygone times and other worlds, and have a terrifyingly good time indulging in great food, potent potions (adult beverages), a costume contest, and live music.
The Royal Navy’s decisive victory over the combined French and Spanish fleets at the Battle of Trafalgar on October 21, 1805, had a resounding impact across the seas. While the beloved Vice-Admiral Nelson was mortally wounded in this engagement, the British victory solidified their claim to Rule the Waves. To this day, the engagement and
Fall Harvest Fair, 1774: The Last Year of Peace In the autumn of 1774, the British flag still flew over Lewes and a portrait of King George III still hung in the courthouse, but tensions between the Empire and her Delawarean colonists were approaching a breaking point. As Lewistowners went about their yearly tasks to
Featuring over 50 Artisans, Demonstrations, Workshops, Local Craft Food, and Delaware Distilleries and Breweries. This event is open to the public however you must be 21 years of age to consume alcohol.
The 20th Cannonball 5k Race & Trenny Elliott Memorial Walk helps raise funds to restore the legendary Cannonball House and keep it alive for generations to come.
Enjoy the music of the Beatles & other British bands performed by national recording artists Robery LeBlanc & Tony Sciuto (formerly of the Little River Band) while supporting a great cause! Two drinks and food are included in the ticket price! This event is to raise money for the restoration of our beloved Cannonball House,
On Sunday, July 21st, Kirsten Hammerstrom, a leading expert on women in the American Revolution will teach a workshop on how to dress a ladies' Bergere straw hat. Join us in this great class! All Participants will need to supply their own materials. From Burnley and Trowbridge: 1 Fine Milan Hat Blank - $30 Silk Taffeta
Join us to celebrate and raise funds for the Cannonball House! Taste a specialty ale brewed for us by Dogfish Head at the Sussex Tavern. Meet 1800's historical interpreters, trade demonstrations, and enjoy a concert by Ship's Company Chanteymen from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Admission is $10, online in advance or at the gate.
Kylie A. Hulbert’s presentation is based on her book “The Untold War at Sea: America’s Revolutionary Privateers,” which was published by the University of Georgia Press and will be available for purchase at the event. She will bring to center stage the engagements and efforts of American privateers in the Atlantic World during the Revolution.“The
