Lewes, Del. – The Lewes Public Library will continue its weekly live performance series throughout the month of July as part of its SummerScape 2025 programming. Events take place each Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the library’s new outdoor pavilion. On July 9, Delaware Shakespeare will debut a musical adaptation of Twelfth Night. The Harriet Tubman Museum of Maryland will present on July 16, followed by a historical demonstration from the Lewes Historical Society on July 23. The July 30 program will feature a discussion on the work of Rodgers and Hammerstein, followed by a live performance of their songs with piano accompaniment. Seating under the pavilion is available by registration. Attendees may also bring their own chairs or blankets for open lawn seating. Additional events are planned through mid-September, including presentations on artificial intelligence, a performance from First State Ballet, and a feature on regional artist Jack Lewis. Event details and registration are available at lewes.lib.de.us.
