Laini’s List: 9 Things to Do this Weekend — November 13 – 15, 2026
LAINI’S LIST
November 13–15, 2026
9 Things to Do this Weekend
Two weeks before Thanksgiving, and the holiday markets are opening.
1
Saturday
12 PM
Boyer & Ketchen Park, Easton
Clarine Boyer & Frances Ketchen Memorial Park Dedication
The City of Easton dedicates the newly renovated South Side park, formerly Nesquehoning Street Park, under its new name. City Council voted last year to rename it for Clarine Boyer and Frances Ketchen. Free and open to the public.
2
Fri–Sun
Opens Fri 10 AM
SteelStacks, Bethlehem
Christkindlmarkt Bethlehem Opening Weekend
ArtsQuest’s German-inspired holiday market opens its season at SteelStacks, with dozens of artisan vendors, holiday food and drink, and family activities. It runs weekends through Dec. 20. Entry is free Friday from 5 to 8 PM, and the market is cashless.
3
Saturday
9 AM
Scott Park, Easton
Easton Farmers’ Market
The market is back at Scott Park after taking Bacon Fest weekend off, with more than 50 local and regional vendors. It runs Saturdays through Dec. 19, with shorter hours in December.
4
Friday
8 PM
Rivals, Easton
TimeWhys at Rivals
TimeWhys plays 60s and 70s hits, plus some 80s, at Rivals Sports Bar & Restaurant. The band is a seven-time Readers’ Choice Best Local Band, and Rivals has a full stage and a big dance floor.
5
Saturday
11 AM
Palmer Park Mall, Palmer Twp
Hidden Treasures Winter Flea Fair
An indoor flea market inside Palmer Park Mall, with local sellers offering new items, vintage goods, yard-sale treasures and one-of-a-kind pieces.
6
Saturday
12 PM
Downtown Bethlehem
Historic Downtown Bethlehem Holiday Cocktail Trails — Red & Green Trails
Pick the Red or the Green Trail: a $45 passport gets you holiday cocktail samples at stores and restaurants across Historic Downtown Bethlehem. The Silver and Gold trails follow on Nov. 21. One trail per person, 21 and over, rain or shine.
7
Saturday
11 AM
Hausman’s Fruit Farm, Coopersburg
Christmas Market on the Farm
Artisans and crafters fill the barn at Hausman’s Fruit Farm for a one-day holiday market. The farm store, bakery and distillery are open, gift baskets can be made on request, and the farm animals are there too.
8
Sunday
7:30 AM
D&L Trail, Allentown to Easton
St. Luke’s D&L RaceFest
Marathon and half marathon runners and walkers head down the D&L Trail from Allentown and Bethlehem in the fourth annual RaceFest. Everyone finishes at Scott Park in Easton, and watching is free.
9
Sunday
2 PM
Moravian Historical Society, Nazareth
1776 Tannenberg Organ Program
Organist Thomas Dressler plays the Moravian Historical Society’s 1776 Tannenberg organ, one of nine surviving instruments by builder David Tannenberg. The organ turns 250 this year, alongside the country, and was played for George Washington when he visited Bethlehem. $15, $10 for members, $5 for students; seating is limited.
