Apple-Scrapple Festival

About

The Apple-Scrapple Festival is a vibrant annual event held in Bridgeville, Delaware, celebrating the town's agricultural heritage by combining two of its most iconic products: apples and scrapple. The festival began in 1992 and has grown significantly, attracting over 20,000 visitors each year. It features a wide range of activities, including a food court with scrapple sandwiches and apple treats, carnival rides, live music, and a classic car show. Visitors can explore local vendors selling crafts and enjoy the scenic T.S. Smith & Sons apple farm. The festival includes unique competitions like the Scrapple Sling and Ladies' Iron Skillet Toss. RAPA Scrapple, the world's largest scrapple producer, is a central part of the event, offering cooking demonstrations and showcasing its products. The festival supports local community organizations and highlights the importance of agriculture in the region. It is a family-friendly event with something for everyone, from entertainment to delicious food options. The Apple-Scrapple Festival is typically held on the second full weekend in October, drawing thousands to celebrate these local specialties.