Laini’s List: 9 things to do this weekend—June 12–14, 2026
LAINI’S LIST
June 12–14, 2026
9 Things to Do this Weekend
Easton Vintage Market. Rosé in the park. The longest days of the year.
1
Sunday
11 AM–4 PM
300 Block Northampton St, Easton
Easton Vintage Market
Thirty-five-plus curated vendors take over the 300 block of Northampton Street — vintage clothing, furniture, collectibles, and the usual good finds right in the middle of downtown. Walking distance from most of Easton’s best lunch spots, so it’s easy to turn a browse into an afternoon.
2
Friday & Saturday
Fri 5 PM / Sat 4 PM
2900 Farmersville Road, Bethlehem Twp.
Bethlehem Township Community Days 2026
The township’s annual carnival runs through Saturday, with rides, games, food trucks, and live music both nights. Friday is fireworks night with M80 on stage at 7 PM; Saturday closes the run with Kyle Yankowy at 4 PM and Cody Templeton at 7 PM. Carnival food, beer, sangria, and the full midway atmosphere.
3
Friday & Saturday
See schedule
Bethlehem SouthSide
SouthSide Film Festival 2026 — Closing Weekend
The annual SouthSide Film Festival closes out its run this weekend, bringing independent films and filmmakers from across the country and internationally to Bethlehem’s South Side. Deja Brew is the festival HQ for schedules, tickets, and passes. Last chance to catch this year’s programming.
4
Saturday
11 AM–4 PM
Paxinosa Elementary School, Easton
West Ward Sale
Lafayette College is hosting a move-out sale of student-donated items at Paxinosa Elementary — gently used and new clothes, furniture, kitchenware, rugs, mirrors, office supplies, and more, all on a pay-what-you-can model. The goal is keeping good stuff out of the landfill. Bring a reusable bag; cash and credit both accepted.
5
Saturday
9 AM–1 PM
Illick’s Mill, Bethlehem
Monocacy Park Day
A free outdoor morning at Illick’s Mill and Monocacy Park — guided hikes, a beginner bird walk with Lehigh Valley Audubon Society (7:30 AM start), fly-fishing demos from Trout Unlimited, wildlife talks with live animals from Wildlands Conservancy, and native plants for sale. The City of Bethlehem will issue a proclamation honoring the Monocacy Creek Watershed Association’s 55th anniversary. Food from Panchitas Kitchen available for purchase.
6
Saturday
6–9 PM
Scott Park, Easton
Rosé on the River
A ticketed fundraiser at the confluence of the Lehigh and Delaware Rivers — curated international rosés alongside oysters and passed hors d’oeuvres from two Jean-Georges alum chefs, including former Bar Torino consultant Lisandro Pucciariello. Proceeds support GEDP programs including the Easton Farmers’ Market, Easton Ambassadors, West Ward Community Initiative, and the Murals Project. Summer cocktail attire. Tickets in advance only.
7
Saturday
9 PM
Porters’ Pub, Easton
The Kels at Porters’ Pub
The Kels — Kelal Shuford and Kelly Singer — bring soulful harmonies, keys, and funky beatbox to Porters’ for a late Saturday set. They move through Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan, Erykah Badu, and Marvin Gaye alongside original compositions. No cover, music starts at 9.
8
Friday
6–9 PM
Crayola Experience, Easton
Crayola After Dark
Crayola Experience goes kid-free for one night — 20+ hands-on attractions, a guided watercolor journal workshop from AR Workshop, a cash bar, character meet-and-greets, and a DJ spinning 90s hits. Admission-only tickets are $29.99; the craft workshop add-on brings it to $34.99. Annual Passholders save 20%.
9
Sunday
Gates 9 AM / Event starts 12 PM
Bethlehem
Freemansburg Motorcycle Hill Climb & Bike Show
AMA Pro riders on nitro-powered motorcycles attempt a 500-foot near-vertical hill of rocks and dirt. Bike show runs alongside. $25 admission, ages 12 and under free. No pets, glass containers, or drones.
