Come out and support over 20 local vendors, crafters, and artisans with a variety of homemade items and merchandise. There will be free coffee and lemonade for everyone who attends. Every adult will  also receive one free raffle ticket for a spring basket raffle. 

Each year's Dover Days activities showcase the Delaware's history and heritage, as well as highlights from more contemporary times such as the parade, traditional Maypole Dancing, games, tethered hot air balloon rides, moon bounce village, over 100 craft and food vendors, music, colonial artisans' village and historic re-enactment groups. 

Trap Pond Partners is a non-profit, all volunteer organization who cares deeply about preserving Trap Pond State Park's natural and recreational resources for future generations. Through annual events such as the Nature Festival, fundraising for Trap Pond State Park is promoted.

Join us for the first ever Henlopen Springfest, a festival in Milton to bring the community together to support local charitable and volunteer organizations. Henlopen Springfest will feature vendors, food, games, live music, car show, and a lot more! Henlopen Springfest benefits Local Charitable Organizations throughout the community.

Experience an array of vendors in this juried fined crafts show sponsored by the Bethany Beach Cultural and Historical Affairs Committee. Located on the boardwalk with music by Notes on the Beach.

Join the Town of Wyoming for the annual Peach Festival! In addition to some great performances, this family friendly festival features food trucks, craft & artisan vendors, community displays, a raffle, peach dessert contest, kids activities, and so much more! Admission is free and the Festival will be held rain or shine. 

The Wicomico County Fair is produced by Wicomico Farm & Home Show and Wicomico County, and it is presented by Perdue, Toyota, Pohanka of Salisbury and Piedmont. The Fair delivers a program of free, family-friendly activities including: High School Rodeo, livestock shows, pie and hot wing eating contests, car, Jeep and motorcycle shows, and many more.

The Apple Scrapple Festival has entertainment, food court and vendors that flood into town. It has grown from 2500 visitors in 1992 to over 20,000 now and was incorporated in 2002. It has become a major fundraiser for local community organizations and helps elevate awareness of the agricultural profession in lower Delaware.