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Lewes lights up the town for Hospitality Night
Bodie Max, a third-grader at Shields Elementary, goes over his Christmas list with Santa. BY NICK ROTH
December 11, 2015
Shoppers with a sweet tooth pack into Edie Bees to get their hands on some candy. BY NICK ROTH
Abraxas Hudson intricately pencils a Christmas wreath in his Second Street studio. BY NICK ROTH
Stepping Stone on Market Street created a very festive holiday scene in its front window. BY NICK ROTH
Rocco greeted guests as they entered Albert Frank's Fine Jewelry Shop on Front Street. BY NICK ROTH
The streets of Lewes were packed with people eager to check out holiday sales and get their hands on free food. BY NICK ROTH
The Buttery restaurant at the corner of Second and Savannah was decorated for the season. BY NICK ROTH
Alan Fogleman plays a solo during the Cape Jazz Band's performance on Second Street. BY NICK ROTH
Brooke Greenstein plays the flute during the Cape Jazz Band's performance of holiday classics on Second Street. BY NICK ROTH
Melanie McCloy plays with the Cape Jazz Band during the Merchants' Hospitality Night festivities Dec. 3 in Lewes. BY NICK ROTH
Downtown Lewes was bright with lights of the holiday season Dec. 3, as the annual Merchants' Hospitality Night was held along Second Street. Children lined up to spend a few minutes with Santa, while people of all ages lined the streets for complimentary treats and refreshments at various businesses. The Cape Jazz Band kept shoppers swaying to the sound of their favorite Christmas tunes.
