Events in Easton today

This event marks a return to a beloved spot, bringing a joyful, music-filled spirit and the comfort of a familiar setting.

Drag bingo returns to Lost Tavern Brewing in Hellertown with a lively mix of bingo rounds and drag performances. Hosted by Heidi Ho with co-host Estee Lauderdale, the event features energetic sets from the hosts and other queens between games, delivering lip sync numbers and plenty of laughs throughout the night. Standard entry is $15 and includes the first bingo board, with additional boards available for $5 each. The Winner’s Circle special adds a fourth extra board at no cost when three extra boards are purchased, giving a total of five boards when combined with the one included in admission.

Karaoke night at Pearly Baker's Alehouse is hosted by Wonderland Karaoke and features singing, music, prizes and props, with KJ Kristy keeping the show going. Most nights include a chance to win a Pearly Baker's Alehouse gift card or a Golden Ticket to Off Center Escape Rooms, good for two free entries with a value of $65. When the party is still rolling, an optional pay per song encore hour may be added after the main session.

Head to the Lehigh Valley Children’s Hospital Kids’ Zone in the back of the market for weekly seasonal story sessions paired with snacks. Each gathering features a treat inspired by the pages of a book, along with activities that keep young readers engaged. All ages are welcome. Themes have included melon tasting, raspberries and ice cream, and a ferment fest with pickles, cheese, and bread. More schedule details will be shared soon. Storytime Support is available on request to help promote calm and focus. Sensory cushions let children wiggle while staying seated, and 2‑pound weighted blankets provide comforting pressure that can aid self‑regulation. These supports are not appropriate for infants or toddlers younger than four. For theme requests or questions about food allergens, contact keri@eastonpartnership.org.

Experience a leisurely afternoon tea inspired by the refined traditions of 19th century grand estates. Settle into a timeless ritual that encourages unhurried conversation and a soothing break in the day. The price is $45 per person.

Deal pays tribute to the Grateful Dead with a live show centered on improvisation and an easygoing sense of community. The set travels through psychedelic rock, folk, and blues from the Dead’s expansive catalog, blending faithful nods to classic tunes with open-ended jams and in-the-moment twists. Veteran players on guitar, bass, keys, and drums balance deep respect for the originals with their own voice. The experience welcomes longtime Deadheads as well as first-time listeners, keeping the music’s spirit and adventurous energy alive for dancers and listeners alike.

Free Bar Bingo at Rivals Sports Bar is hosted by DJ Dan and features eight rounds, with the final game awarding a grand prize. Seating is limited, so early arrival is recommended to secure a seat and a bingo board. After bingo wraps up, karaoke takes over with a song catalog of more than 40,000 selections. A full bar and menu are available.

Take the mic on the stage at Rivals and sing your favorite tunes. Karaoke takes place each Thursday after Free Bar Bingo at Rivals Sports Bar, with a catalog of more than 40,000 songs to choose from. Pick a track, cheer for other performers, and enjoy a lively atmosphere of music.

Funky Ferments Fest celebrates its fifth year at Scott Park with a day devoted to fermented, foraged, and pickled flavors. The popular Kraut Mob returns for riverside sauerkraut making, and the roaming mushroom mascot, Mr. FunGuy, will be out and about. Enjoy live market music from Fermenters, a trio, and explore a full slate of talks and demos including a fungi foraging session with Chrissie Check (@deathcap4cutie9), a sourdough-focused demonstration with Chef Heather, a cultivation Q&A led by Jesse Tobin or Matt from Primordia Mushroom Farm, and a cheese conversation featuring Rob Dunning with Emily hosting at his tent. Throughout the market, stop by vendor booths for kombucha know-how with Laura Valasakos of Highpoint Kombucha, pick up SCOBYs from Highpoint Kombucha and Collective Culture, and chat with Art Skrzenski at Easton Salsa Co. about making fermented hot sauce.

Enrollment is open for upcoming children’s dance classes. Register early to secure a preferred class time, as spots are limited. These classes introduce kids to the joy of dance in a warm, supportive community.

Pennsylvania Treasures 4 You is holding a storewide half-off sale, with every item in the shop discounted by 50 percent. Explore unique antiques, vintage pieces, and other one of a kind finds, and know that the markdown applies to the entire selection, including the newest arrivals. Along with the discounts, expect free clothing, free shoes, and other free items. It is a chance to browse for special pieces and enjoy big savings throughout the store.

Take a guided, curated stroll through Downtown Easton, PA, visiting a selection of local restaurants with bites to try at every stop. The tour keeps the group small for a friendly, relaxed experience. Tickets are $75.

Celebrate in style at the Days Hotel Banquet Hall with a sophisticated all white affair featuring a performance by Jeff Redd, the recording artist behind "You Called & Told Me," and music by DJ CUZO. The event caters to a mature 30 and over crowd, with a strictly enforced all white dress code and no athletic wear allowed. Seating is limited, reserved tables are available, and a complimentary buffet will be offered while supplies last. Limited early bird tickets are available with a two-ticket minimum for $60, and advance tickets are $40. Buying in advance is recommended. Hosted by DJ Supreme Entertainment, Sean Da Entertainer, and Me And My Manz Entertainment. For table reservations, call (917) 257-2626.

The Stef Jo Trio, with Mike and Tom, will be at HangDog Outdoor Adventure.

The Belleville Street Faire makes a summertime return with its fourth edition, anticipated to be the largest so far. This single-day, open-air marketplace takes inspiration from beloved European street markets and unfolds beneath the iconic SteelStacks, turning the campus into a lively celebration of creativity, craftsmanship, and local entrepreneurship. More than 100 makers, artists, collectors, food vendors, and small businesses from across the region come together for a full day of shopping, music, and community. Explore a curated mix of handmade goods, vintage finds, artwork, home decor, apparel, specialty foods, and more. Enjoy local bites from food vendors while a live DJ and other entertainment keep the energy high throughout the day. The experience is entirely outdoors and family friendly, with a dedicated Merchant Village featuring brands from Belleville Market. It is a community-focused gathering that highlights small businesses, whether you are discovering a new favorite maker, tasting something delicious, or spending time outside with friends and family. Admission is free. Families and dogs are welcome, and the event goes on rain or shine. Vendor applications are open and filling quickly. Organizers do not sell vendor spaces through comments or direct messages, so please ignore impostor or spam accounts that claim otherwise.

Set a calm tone for the week with a Swedish massage at Sightless Therapeutic Massage in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The Mindful Monday special is priced at one dollar per minute, with 60, 90, or 120 minute sessions available for $60, $90, or $120. Appointments are required and walk-ins are not accepted, and spots are limited, so schedule in advance. It is a relaxing way to ease muscle tension, support circulation, and enjoy some well deserved time for yourself.

The Village on College Hill offers a free, bi-weekly tai chi and qigong class on the pickleball courts at Nevin Park. If the weather is unfavorable, the session moves to Zoom for at-home practice. This class welcomes beginners and is open to everyone. To request the Zoom link, email info@villageoncollegehill.org.