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Hours and Locations

Saturday Fall Market at Lewes Elementary School
October 3 – December 5, 2026
9am – 12pm
820 Savannah Rd, Lewes, DE

Sorry, no pets are allowed within the Markets for their safety, children's safety, and food safety. Only Service Dogs are permitted.

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Market Plein Air Art Exhibition

Take home a piece of Market history today! The HLFM showcased so many beautiful plein air paintings at the Market Plein Air Art Exhibition at our annual Farm to Table Brunch this year, and a few of these beautiful paintings are still available for purchase! 50% of proceeds support the HLFM's Farmer and Food Access Programs.

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Farming to Feed Delaware

Panel Discussion at Lewes Elementary
Sunday, October 25th
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HLFM Recognized at State and National Levels

We are excited to share two incredible honors!

DE Governor’s Volunteer Service Award and USA Today 8th Best Farmers Market

Thank you to our 2026 Sponsors

Check out our generous sponsors that keep our market going!

Help Fill Food Pantries Each Week with Fresh Local Food

Purchase food you want to donate from our farmers and tell them it's for the food pantries.

Stretch Your Snap Benefits

We match up to $20 of your SNAP benefit each market

We also accept WIC & SFMNP benefits

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Market Hours and Locations

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How We Give Back

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Welcome to Your Market

Where Fresh Food is Rooted in Community.

The Historic Lewes Farmers Market (HLFM) is a nonprofit organization committed to nurturing a vibrant local food system in Delmarva that is sustainable and socially responsible. We bring together our community and farmers that grow our food. We build delivery networks that connect local growers to the community through our producer-only farmers markets and other food access programs. We focus on empowering emerging farmers and educating our community on the importance of preserving local farmland. Our goal is an equitable distribution system that increases healthy food access, reduces food waste, and benefits our entire community.