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Apple Scrapple takes over Bridgeville
Bridgeville tradition continues to thrive
Children enjoy the swings and other amusement rides. SAGE KELLEY PHOTOS
October 30, 2019
Bridgeville held its 28th annual Apple Scrapple Festival Oct. 11-12.
Originally started as a way to celebrate the agriculture of the small town, the festival continues to be a hit for locals and tourists alike. With over 500 vendors and crafters present, the festival is a place of local industry and entertainment. Whether you’re a fan of T.S. Smith and Sons apples or RAPA scrapple, there’s something for everyone.
For more information, go to applescrapple.com.
Children enjoy the swings and other amusement rides. SAGE KELLEY PHOTOS
A packed crowd peruses the vendors and crafters.
Rheya Ford, left, and Xander Mansfield prepare famous RAPA scrapple sandwiches. All scrapple was donated by RAPA and proceeds went toward Woodbridge High School Performing Arts Boosters.
Bob Robinson, owner of Indian Bob Creations, shows off his handcrafted woodwork.
Cassie Ewing shows off Delaware Sauce Company’s award-winning EagleWingz hot sauce.
Chris Connors, left, and Theresa Connors brought their dogs.
Shown are (l-r) Gary Kalmus, Kathy Steele, Mike Snyder, and Smoke Steele, members of the Veterans United Outreach of Delaware. The team brought out their Mobile Education Unit, bringing information and assistance to veterans.
Marie Miller, left, and Bri Farrell represented Amity Coffee from Greenwood.
