Free events in Easton, PA

Take part in casual, free play Commander. Attendees receive a pack from any set just for showing up.

Girls Who Code comes to the Sci-Tech & Esports Hub in Jersey City with a free weekly series that helps girls explore technology through hands-on coding, creativity, and teamwork. Sessions focus on building problem-solving skills and confidence while highlighting pathways in STEM. No prior experience is needed, only curiosity and a desire to learn. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended.

The YMCA Boo Bash offers a lighthearted Halloween gathering for families, with costumes encouraged and activities for all ages. Kids can collect treats through trick-or-treating and a trunk-or-treat experience, try pumpkin bowling, make seasonal crafts, and enjoy games. Halloween-themed snacks will be available, goodie bags add to the fun, and membership information will be on hand. This event is free and open to the entire community.

This free craft circle is open to ages six and older. Participants can try a new craft, bring a project from home to work on, or share their skills by helping others.

A free BookHouse concert brings the Tim Lyddon Jazz Trio to the Community Room of Hughes Library in Stroudsburg. Pianist Tim Lyddon leads the ensemble with Paul Rostock on bass and Billy Mintz on drums. The performance offers a relaxed, intimate setting with piano, rhythmic interplay, and improvisation that highlights the rich sounds of jazz. All ages are welcome. Admission is free. Refreshments will be available for a small cost, and donations are appreciated.

This pop-up clinic provides free dental, medical, and vision care for anyone who needs support. Services are available on a first come, first served basis. Identification, insurance, and income verification are not required.

Trinity Lutheran Church offers a free clothing closet with items for women, men, and children. Guests are welcome to take what they need during their visit at no cost. When you arrive, please ring the bell for assistance.

SuperGameDay: Takeover (Outbreak!) returns to Cherry Street Pier in Philadelphia as a free community event featuring vendors, food and drinks, tournaments, live music, a family movie area, streamers, cosplay, and a martial arts show. The event also highlights artwork by @thomcat23. Competitive play includes tournaments for Street Fighter 6, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and Tekken 8 with a $15 entry fee, with the possibility of another title being added. The lineup continues to evolve with fresh elements.

This free evaluation is designed for ages 7 to 11 and focuses on understanding how young athletes move, not just what numbers they post. Parisi coaches, backed by exercise science education and specialized training, examine full movement mechanics. In drills such as the 5-10-5, they look at technique, weight distribution, and functional strength, then provide clear, actionable feedback that explains each score and what it means for performance.

This free evaluation is designed for athletes ages 12 to 18 and focuses on building a performance baseline that removes guesswork from training. By pinpointing where each participant stands today, it spotlights priority areas such as starting speed, side-to-side quickness, and core strength so practice can target the skills that matter most. Establishing this benchmark also makes progress easier to measure over time, helps identify movement imbalances before they lead to strain or sports injuries, and strengthens confidence by highlighting current abilities while offering a clear path to improve weaker areas.

A new round of Commander League for Magic: The Gathering is kicking off. Entry is free. The league operates monthly, starting on the first Tuesday and concluding on the last Saturday. Each week, players earn points by meeting specific in-game goals, and those points determine winners for both individual events and the overall month. Full rules and details are available in store and may be updated as the league develops. Questions can be directed to Daniel Morales.

Enjoy a free community showing of Hotel Transylvania at Emmaus Theatre, offering spooky fun that is friendly for all ages. This screening serves as a lead-in to the Emmaus Halloween Parade. Admission is free, and the event is sponsored by The Emmaus Halloween Parade Committee. Arriving a little early helps with finding seats so you can relax, watch the film, and keep the Halloween festivities going in Emmaus.

A free open mic presented by Little Washington as part of Saturday Nights in the Park. Expect live poetry, music, comedy, dance, theater, performance art, singing, and more. Performers and listeners are welcome. For questions, text (908) 689-4800.

A parade is planned, with a designated rain date in case of inclement weather. Registration is available online.

Frank Porter performs at Emmaus Farmers' Market with a blend of original tunes and a generous selection of classic rock. Expect songs by Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, Kiss, the Beatles, Cream, BTO, CCR, Santana, the Moody Blues, and more.

This gathering features free play Commander, and a pack from any set is given just for showing up.

Action Karate Nazareth presents its annual Trunk or Treat at Nazareth Borough Park in Nazareth, PA. The event is free and open to the entire community, and membership is not required. Activities will be set up toward the back of the park’s parking area. Pre-registration offers a complimentary Action Karate goodie bag and a chance to receive shark-themed temporary tattoos and candy while supplies last. Those interested in decorating a vehicle and serving as a host trunk can register in advance.

Enjoy a weekly meetup focused on Overpower, a decades-old favorite that returned with a new edition last year and is attracting both newcomers and longtime players. Play currently centers on the modern format featuring the latest cards, with legacy games ready to be added as the community grows. Entry is free, and prize packs are awarded for participating as well as for each win.

Hosted by the Village on College Hill, this free bi-weekly tai chi and qigong session takes place on the pickleball courts at Nevin Park in Easton, Pennsylvania. The class is beginner friendly and open to the general public. In case of inclement weather, practice shifts to at-home participation on Zoom. To request the Zoom link, email info@villageoncollegehill.org.

The Food Pantry at Grace offers a weekly food distribution. Participants must be 18 or older or arrive with an adult. Service is limited to those living in the 19134 area code, and proof of residence, for example a driver’s license, is required. Each household may receive one bag. Bringing your own bags is recommended to help carry the food.

Led by a certified instructor, this weekly senior strength and conditioning class focuses on fitness, balance, and overall strength through a mix of hand-weight exercises, chair-assisted movements, and light cardio. All necessary equipment is provided, and participants should wear comfortable, appropriate clothing. The program is free, sponsored by the Friends of the Whitman Library, and takes place in the Whitman Library meeting room. No registration is required.

A new round of Magic: The Gathering Commander league is kicking off. Entry is free. Players earn points each week by meeting specific in-game goals, and those points decide winners for each event and for the month’s standings. The league runs from the first Tuesday of each month through the last Saturday. Full rules and scoring details are available in store, and they may be updated as the league evolves. Questions can be directed to Daniel Morales.

Base Camp hosts an open play meetup that welcomes gamers of all ages for relaxed, drop in fun. There is no entry fee and no formal program, just time to play and hang out. Bring personal gear like controllers, a headset, or a keyboard and mouse, or use the equipment available on site. Switch and mobile players are welcome to bring their devices. Featured titles include Roblox, Super Smash Bros, Fortnite, Minecraft, Valorant, Apex Legends, Rocket League, Mario Kart, Madden NFL 25, Assetto Corsa, BeamNG, and more. It is also fine to come just to watch. No registration is required.

A focused session where writers gather to put words on the page and keep the momentum going. This free, community-led nonprofit effort is dedicated to helping writers get their work done. The goal is simple... write together, then repeat the habit.

A community swing session at Godfrey Daniels in Bethlehem brings musicians and singers together to make music, sharpen skills, and connect with fellow fans. This free jam offers a welcoming setting to swap songs, practice technique, and share the joy of swing. Participants are encouraged to bring instruments and voices, then let the music set the tone.

A free monthly walk-in event from VALOR Clinic Foundation at Paul’s House Facility offers Veterans and their families no-cost food, hygiene items, clothing, and household essentials, along with connections to supportive resources. No appointment is needed. Please bring a VA ID, a driver’s license with a Veteran designation, or a copy of DD 214. For more information, call 570-664-6468.

This stroller-friendly meetup gathers on the track at HealthQuest for a relaxed walk, conversation, and the chance to connect with other moms. It is free to attend, and a quick registration is requested for planning purposes. HealthQuest members can also explore additional classes offered around the meetup, including Cardio Tabita, LM Shapes, and Warm Yoga Flow.

Beginning this month, meetings follow a new schedule. They take place on the third Wednesday of each month on the third floor of City Hall, and the public is welcome to attend.

This free Valley Talk takes place in person at the Valley Green Inn in Philadelphia or online via Zoom and features forager and author Tama Matsuoka Wong. She presents a practical way to see unwanted plants differently by managing them and putting them to use as food, teas, and simple structures, turning what is often removed into something useful. As a self-described failed gardener turned contrarian, she pays attention to what grows naturally and even supplies markets and chefs with pounds of edible invasive plants. She will delve into the ideas behind her book Into the Weeds, exploring how these plants connect to food, the environment, and health, and she will share approachable ways to use common weeds found nearby. Wong describes herself as a forager, weed eater, wild farmer, and meadow doctor. Her books include Foraged Flavor, a 2013 James Beard Award nominee, Scraps, Wilt & Weeds with chef Mads Refslund, which received an IACP Award for Food Matters, and Into the Weeds: How to Garden Like a Forager.

At Godfrey Daniels in Bethlehem, musicians and singers gather for Dave’s Acoustic Jam Night, a welcoming community session focused on making music together. Experienced players and newcomers can share songs, practice techniques, and connect with others who enjoy acoustic music. The event is free to attend. Participants are encouraged to bring instruments and voices to keep the jam going.

Bachata Heaven Social brings an evening where bachata meets salsa to Lancer’s Night Club in Newark. The night features a Salsa On 1 class and a Sensual Bachata lesson led by a Daniel & Desiree Sensual Bachata certified instructor, followed by social dancing. DJ Carliita and JdaBachata keep the floor moving with fresh salsa and bachata tracks. Admission is free, parking is available in the lot and on the street, and $12 mixed drink specials are offered.

Pick up a free smoothie and connect with local businesses at a community get-together. Limitless Construction LLC is teaming up with Tips and Snips and State Farm, Fred Saracino for a friendly meet and greet in Emmaus, PA. All are welcome, and inviting a friend is encouraged.

Enjoy a free weekly yoga session at Whitman Library, offered every Thursday and led on alternating weeks by Janet Faulls and Anne-Marie Mulgrew. This welcoming class is suitable for all experience levels, including beginners. Bring a mat if you can, or borrow one on site. No registration is needed, just drop in. Sponsored by The Friends of Whitman Library.

Bachathursdays is a bachata-only social featuring music by JDABACHATA and DJ Carliita. The evening starts with a Level 1 class followed by Level 2, then transitions into a social where you can practice the moves you picked up during the week. Entry to the social is free. Walk-in admission for each class is $15, and you can register for one or both since the lessons are connected. All experience levels are welcome, and free parking is available at Lancers Night Club.

Free bar bingo takes center stage at Rivals Sports Bar, hosted by DJ Dan. The night features eight rounds, with a grand prize in the final round. Seating is limited, so plan to arrive early to secure a spot and pick up a bingo board. After bingo wraps up, karaoke kicks off with a catalog of more than 40,000 songs. A full bar and food menu are available.

A sponsored, free-admission contra dance celebrates the birthdays of Joye Asta and Jack Marquess, complete with sweet birthday treats. Live music comes from the Lava Lamps, featuring Laura Lengnick and Tory Horner on fiddles, Dave Wiesler on piano, and Ralph Gordon on bass, while calling is shared by Beth Molaro of Asheville and Christine Merryman of Phoenix. The evening begins with a beginner lesson, then continues with social dancing and a mid-event break. The dance will use larks and robins for role terms. To support community health, vaccination is strongly encouraged and masks are optional and welcome, and there is an opt-in mailing list for exposure notifications. New dancers are encouraged to arrive in time for the introductory lesson. Attendees are asked to bring a water bottle and clean, soft-soled indoor shoes to protect the floor. Volunteers help the event run smoothly by assisting with set-up, check-in, and clean-up.