Laini’s List: 9 Things to Do this Weekend — October 23–25, 2026
LAINI’S LIST
October 23–25, 2026
9 Things to Do this Weekend
Dress up to go downtown? Yes, please.
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1
Friday & Saturday
Fri. 4 PM – Sat. 9 PM
Centre Square & Scott Park, Easton
Easton’s 2nd Annual Witches’ Walk
Easton’s Witches’ Walk returns for its second year, starting Friday in Centre Square from 4 to 8 PM and moving to Scott Park on Saturday from 3 to 8 PM. Both days feature strolling magician Bill Dickson, the Sanderson Sisters from A Storybook Party, Hexenbrut’s witches dance tutorials with the Witches Dance at 5 PM, a costume contest, and a fire performance by The Twin Flame Experience at 6 PM. Spellcaster portraits are available by paid appointment for ages 8 and up.
2
Saturday
2 PM (reg. through 4 PM)
Rivals Sports Bar, Easton
Zombie Pub Crawl 2026
Easton’s Zombie Pub Crawl is back, with stops at Rivals, Colonial, Lafayette Bar, Sogo, Black & Blue, Pearly Baker’s, Tapestry, and Vault Brewing. Pick up your bracelet at Rivals starting at 2 PM; it gets you drink and food specials along the route and a game card for a chance to win gift cards to local restaurants. The after-party at Rivals starts at 8 PM with Naked Jake and DJ Dan. Tickets at EastonPubCrawl.com. 21+.
3
Friday
12 – 8 PM
Angel’s House of Design, Easton
Fourth Friday — Tarot & Mystics and All Things Spooky
This Fourth Friday event at Angel’s House of Design brings together tarot readers, pirate treasures, and mystical merchandise for spooky-season shopping. Every purchase comes with a mystery envelope containing a tarot card and a discount coupon. Psychic tarot readers are on hand throughout the day for personal readings.
4
Friday
7 PM
State Theatre Center for the Arts, Easton
Cinderella by The United European Ballet Company
The United European Ballet Company performs Prokofiev’s Cinderella at the State Theatre for a single Friday-night show, with an international cast and hand-painted sets. Two acts with one intermission; for the whole family, ages 3 and up.
5
Friday
6 – 8 PM
Sigal Museum, Easton
From Spirits to Speakeasies: Easton During Prohibition Walking Tour
Join the Northampton County Historical and Genealogical Society for a walking tour of Easton’s Prohibition-era hideouts and safe havens for organized crime, vice, and illegal indulgences. Tickets are limited.
6
Sunday
3 PM
McKeen St, Phillipsburg to Centre Square, Easton
44th Annual Phillipsburg-Easton Halloween Parade
The Easton Area Chamber and Warren County Council host the 44th annual Phillipsburg-Easton Halloween Parade. It starts on McKeen Street in Phillipsburg and ends in Centre Square, Easton. Expect road closures on the 100 and 200 blocks of Northampton Street, the Free Bridge, and Centre Square that afternoon. Free to watch.
7
Sunday
11 AM
Weyerbacher Easton Taproom, Easton
Perry Costello Live at Weyerbacher Easton Taproom
Perry Costello plays a live set at Weyerbacher’s Easton taproom starting at 11 AM, as runners finish the Red, White & Brews 5K. Race entry is $45 and includes a shirt and a post-race beer. Non-runners are welcome to come hang. Food truck on site.
8
Sunday
7:30 PM (doors at 6 PM)
Musikfest Café, Bethlehem
Here Come the Mummies at Musikfest Café
Eight-piece funk-rock band Here Come the Mummies brings its live show to Musikfest Café. The band has opened for P-Funk, Al Green, and Mavis Staples. $10 minimum food and beverage for reserved seating. Times subject to change.
9
Saturday & Sunday
Sat. 10 AM – Sun. 4 PM
402 Henry Rd, Nazareth
Market Faire and Rendezvous
The Jacobsburg Historical Society opens its Nazareth grounds for a weekend focused on the fur trade era, with period camps, weapons demonstrations, crafts, and access to the JJ Henry House Museum and the Pennsylvania Longrifle Museum. Admission is $10; free for JHS members with card, current military, scouts in uniform, and children under 12.
