Mar 06
Posted by Kathy Sperl-Bell
Mark your calendar! On Saturday, March 27th Teller Wines will have their 7th Annual Wine Expo & Benefit at the Lewes Yacht Club from 1 to 4pm. This is a great event with over 100 top-knotch wines to taste and really great gourmet food (appetizers and small bites). This year, a portion of the proceeds from the event will benefit the Historic Lewes Farmers Market. Tickets are $60, and they sell out quickly. For tickets, call 302-644-7400 or pick them up at Teller Wines, 1201A Savannah Rd. in Lewes.
This year the HLFM will be offering three fabulous silent auction items at this event that are so special that you will want to get a ticket just to be able to bid on them!
Categories: Lewes, Things to Do
Mar 02
Posted by Kathy Sperl-Bell
Have you been to First Thursday yet in the downtown Lewes shopping district? This year they continued the monthly event right through the winter. The local shops are open from 6 pm – 8 pm and many offer special pricing, refreshments and a chance to meet your friends and neighbors. Shop awhile and then visit one of the many great restaurants for dinner. Striper Bites is always a busy spot with a great bar and varied menu. If you’re coming this Thursday, let me know. Bill and I will be there and I’ll have my camera. Maybe we can meet for drinks?
Categories: Things to Do
Feb 02
Posted by Kathy Sperl-Bell
Winterjam,the Cape Henlopen Educational Foundation’s(CHEF) biggest fundraiser of the year, Friday, February 5th, is also a fun event! I just heard that two of our favorite local bands will be entertaining! Comfort Zone is a terrific local jazz group and The Funsters – well they’re hard to describe. Let’s just say they are both popular local groups and the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center will be rocking for all ages.
CHEF invites the public as well as alumni to Winterjam from 7 to 11 pm, Friday, February 5th, 2010, at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center. Advance tickets are $10 each and are on sale at the Cape District Office and all the school offices. Tickets will also be sold at the door for $15 each. Local businesses are donating gifts for the event which will include a silent auction, raffles, 50/50, food, drink and more!
For more information click here!
Categories: Lewes, Things to Do
May 17
Posted by Kathy Sperl-Bell
I am a big fan of the Historic Lewes Farmers Market and this year’s season is about to open. To celebrate, we bought tickets to last evening’s festivities. It all began with cocktails at the Lewes Historical Society complex. It was a beautiful evening as you can see and we mingled with old and new friends. Each of us received a card with our Hosts’ name, address and directions. At homes all over town, groups of 10 – 12 each enjoyed a wonderful meal, prepared by some of Lewes’s best chefs – all donated by the Hosts. All of the money raised selling tickets will provide support to the volunteers that make this one of the best Farmers Markets around.
Categories: Lewes, Things to Do
Mar 11
Posted by Kathy Sperl-Bell
HISTORIC LEWES FARMERS MARKET has expanded the season for 2009. The new dates are May 30 through October 10. I’m already dreaming of heirloom tomatoes and sweet corn, fresh picked peaches and mushrooms. Our RE/MAX office is just down the street from the market every Saturday during the season and it’s my first stop of the day!
SUPPORT THE MARKET – The good folk at Fish On Restaurant in the Villages of Five Points in Lewes are putting together a special “Farm to Table” dinner on Friday, March 13, from 5pm to 9pm. There will be the regular menu plus a very special menu featuring local ingredients.
No reservations are needed, and part of the proceeds will benefit the Historic Lewes Farmers Market. So join all of your farmer’s market friends for dinner. If you’re new in town or just visiting for the weekend, there’s no better way to get acquainted with Lewes and the friendly people that live here year round. Should be a heck of a lot of fun, and we will definitely wander from table to table to visit.
Categories: Lewes, Things to Do
Mar 01
Posted by Kathy Sperl-Bell
When Carlos Beneto Grau took the microphone last night, he opened by telling the crowd –
We are beginning our US tour tonight by playing our first concert
in the first town in the first state!
Even though the weather had turned cold during the afternoon and rain and sleet was in the forecast – very unusual for Lewes – the hall filled up quickly before the music began. The Spanish Brass concert was the 4th in the 2009/09 series of Coastal Concerts in this 10th Anniversary season. The program went from J.S. Bach to Duke Ellington with a little Antonio Carlos Jobim and Fat Waller in between. The Quintet has been together for many years, performed all over the world and won many International competitions.
Here they were in Lewes, Delaware, and the audience loved them. Residents and visitors alike have discovered Coastal Concerts and other cultural events during the “off season”. This was the first time Bill and I were able to make it and we are looking forward to the next and final concert presents the AVIV String Quarter from Israel playing Haydn, Shastakovich and Schubert on Saturday, March 28th. For more information, please visit Coastal Concerts.
For those of you who only come to “the beach” in the summer, you’re missing out on a host of culture that kicks in after Labor Day and continues through the winter.
Categories: Lewes, Things to Do
Feb 19
Posted by Kathy Sperl-Bell
It’s time for the Teller Wines 6th Annual Wine Expo & Benefit. This year’s Expo will benefit the Historic Lewes Farmers Market and the Delaware Hospice. Where else can you taste 100 wines and support such worthy local organizations?
In addition to the wine and the comraderie, there will also be delicious culinary treats by:
- The Buttery
- Bethany Blues
- Cafe Azafran
- Fisher Bay Gourmet
- Kogler’s Old World Breads
- Lewes Yacht Club
- Nage
- Sweet Disposition
With live music by Jeff Irwin & Robert Thomas, the Lewes Yacht Club is the place to be on
- Saturday, March 28th
- 1 pm – 4pm
- Cost – $60 per person
- Tickets are limited!
- Call Teller Wines at 302-644-2566 and tell them Kathy and Bill sent you!
- Visit Teller Wines
Categories: Lewes, Things to Do
Feb 10
Posted by Kathy Sperl-Bell
What a weekend coming up. President’s Day Weekend is earlier than normal and includes Friday the 13th, Valentine’s Day and the President’s Day holiday. We are hoping for good weather so everyone can enjoy all of the planned events.
- On Friday the 13th, you can attend the Sixth Annual Fine Art Show & Sale preview reception sponsored by the Lewes Historical Society. This event takes place at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry Terminal on Cape Henlopen Drive in Lewes from 5:30 to 8:30 Friday evening. Advance tickets are $25 and only $30 at the door. If you cannot make the preview, the Art Show continues 10 a.m. Saturday the 14th and Sunday the 15th.
- Looking for something different for Valentine’s Day? The Delaware Comedy Theatre presents “Unlucky in Love” at 7 p.m., Friday the 13th, at Fish On Restuarant in the Villages of Five Points. The cost is only $10 per person at the door. Food, which is fabulous, and drink is available for purchase. If you go, please ask for Fred, the Manager, and tell him Kathy and Bill said HI!
- On Saturday the 14th of February, make plans to enjoy the Third annual Lewes Winter Fest Block Party. This event is sponored by the Lewes Chamber of Commerce and takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the historic district surrounding Second Street in downtown Lewes. Participting merchants and restaurants will offer Valentine’s Day specials.
- On Sunday the 15th of February, Clear Space Productions will present its 10th anniversary concert titled “An American Songbook” at 3 p.m. in the Little Theatre at Cape Henlopen High School, Kings Hwy., Lewes. For details and tickets, visit Clear Space Productions or call 302-644-3810.
Categories: Lewes, Things to Do
Dec 13
Posted by Kathy Sperl-Bell

Kathy and Bill at the RE/MAX office
One of the great things about having your office right in the heart of town is having a front row seat for the Christmas Parade. This year, despite a slight drizzle, the parade was a fun event. Clients stopped in all night long to warm up and enjoy refreshments and camped out on the sidewalk in front of the building to enjoy the floats and the entertainment.
All of the shops on Second Street, just around the corner are staying open until 8 pm right up until Christmas. Some of our favorites, like Deanna’s and Twila Farrells are great places to buy a special gift for the women in your life. There are also great jewelry stores, antique shops, and a fabulous toy store owned and run by the Mayor and his wife.

Front Row Seats!
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