Laini’s List of 9 Things to Do this Weekend — May 22–24, 2026

Sunday

9 AM onward

Downtown Easton

Pro bike racing returns to Downtown Easton, moved to Sunday this year to anchor Memorial Day weekend. Equal 75-minute features for the pro women and pro men headline a day that also stacks a 9 AM 5K, a community ride on the closed course, an Ollie Comp at 3rd & Northampton, and a kids’ race. Free to watch; registration required to run or ride.

Friday

5–8 PM

Plaza behind Easton Public Market

Mosey Beat plays the plaza behind Easton Public Market, with vendors set up and neighbors out. A Cash Mob kicks off at 6 — bring $20 to spend at a randomly chosen downtown business. Free.

Saturday

9 AM–1 PM

Historic Bethlehem Rose Garden, Bethlehem

Opening day for the 2026 season doubles as the market’s 10th anniversary. The Big Squeeze Zydeco Band plays and a strawberry shortcake fundraiser benefits Essentials Cafe. Easy parking, kids activity area, picnic-friendly grounds.

Saturday

11 AM–4 PM

Belleville Market, Downtown Easton

Italian citrus-festival energy takes over Belleville Market: lemon pound cake and cocktail tastings, a beginner watercolor bench with Harmony Girl Charm, Mediterranean fragrance demos, and a Sicilian lemon balsamic and Meyer lemon olive oil sampling. Clove Hill Vineyards pours limoncello built from a family recipe carried over from the old country.

Saturday

11 AM–4 PM

Palmer Park Mall

An indoor market leaning all the way into 60s and 70s flower-power: plant vendors, handmade goods, crystals, art, and self-care booths under one roof at Palmer Park Mall. Prizes for Best Dressed Hippie. Free, indoors, and well-suited to a rainy Saturday.

Saturday

3–5 PM

Sigal Museum, Downtown Easton

First workshop in Sigal Museum’s summer series tied to the Read This! The History of Media in Northampton County exhibition. Carve and print your own linoleum block on a press — and if you grab the All Access Pass, that print becomes the cover of a handmade book you’ll finish across June’s papermaking and July’s bookbinding sessions. $25 per session or $70 for the series; ages 13+, 15 spots.

Saturday

7 PM

Foy Concert Hall, Moravian University

Godfrey Daniels’ 50th anniversary brings Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams — Levon Helm and Bob Dylan band veterans, musical partners since 1986 — to Moravian’s Foy Concert Hall with their quartet. A milestone concert for a venue that’s been the region’s premier listening room since 1976.

Sunday

1 PM

Larry Holmes Drive, Easton

Free riverside hangout on Larry Holmes Drive while the Crit roars by — food trucks, kids activities, and a close-up view of the race course. No ticket or RSVP needed.

Sunday

7–10 PM

Northampton Street, Downtown Easton

First-ever block party closing out Crit Sunday on Northampton Street. Snacktime (Philly) brings the brass-band energy; Skorts (NYC) plays the second half. Food from Aman’s, Meli, and Banks Annex; beer from Porters’; a Tito’s bar; and Presley’s running the VIP area.