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Join Easton in celebration this annual light-hearted holiday parade featuring decorated golf carts, performers, and community groups. After the parade, join us on Harrison Street for the annual potato in the spoon race! Entries to the race will receive a chance to win prizes from Discover Easton! For more info, please email info@eastonedc.com.

Easton, MD – Discover Easton is excited to announce the return of the two-day, spectacular family-friendly ice carving festival on Friday, February 17, 5:00 PM-9:00 PM & Saturday, February 18, 12:00 PM-9:00 PM, 2023. Larger-than-life sculptures made of solid ice will be on display throughout the historic downtown. Activities will include live demonstrations of ice […]

Our very own First Night Talbot is the only remaining First Night event in Maryland! Now celebrating our 29th consecutive year, we continue to adhere to that original goal – to create a family-friendly, alcohol- and drug-free Celebration of the Arts as a New Tradition to benefit our community and its children in the heart of […]

Easton Airport is ready to host the 13th annual Easton Airport Day, sponsored by Scott & Tracy Wagner, this Saturday, October 8. The annual event is a fun-filled gathering that offers a unique opportunity to visit the community airfield and see what flying is all about. Event organizers are planning to kick things off a bit […]

CELEBRATING 9 YEARS!!! Please come by for a special reception Friday October 7 from 5-8 pm for a glass of bubbly and cake! Read more here!

The Academy Art Museum has received a generous grant from Art Bridges Foundation to offer free public programs centered on Njideka Akunyili Crosby’s monumental artwork I Refuse to be Invisible featured in the current exhibition, Fickle Mirror: Dialogues in Self-Portraiture. Art Bridges funded the expenses associated with shipping Crosby’s work from its collection based in Arkansas to Easton, […]

On Exhibit Joe Mayer: A Retrospective “Every time I pick up the brush it’s a brand new experience,” Joe Mayer was fond of saying. “After thirty-five years devoted to watercolor landscapes I find my work keeps leaning more and more towards non-objective paintings in oils, acrylics and watercolor. My recent work reflects my attempts to create a perfect […]