Laini’s List of 9 Things to Do this Weekend — May 29–31, 2026
LAINI’S LIST
May 29-31, 2026
9 Things to Do this Weekend
Spanakopita, Strawberries, and Stars, oh my!
1
Friday–Sunday
Fri 5 PM through Sun 5 PM
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, Easton
Greek Food Festival
Three days of Greek food, music, and culture at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church on South 20th Street. Spanakopita, baklava, loukoumades, and live music – this annual festival is a must-visit.
2
Friday
8 PM
Bridge House Tavern, Phillipsburg
GruviTune at the Bridge House
R&B, soul, funk, and blues at the Bridge House in Phillipsburg, just across the river. GruviTune brings a soulful groove — a solid way to kick off the weekend.
3
Saturday
9 AM–1 PM
Scott Park, Easton
Strawberry Day at Easton Farmers’ Market
A morning built around the season’s first strawberries — fresh-picked plus strawberry crumb pie, crepes, gelato, cocktails, popsicles, and two simultaneous live sets (Project 22 Band on the main stage, Mike Frank & Friends at the west tent). Go early before the bread and pies sell out. Wear red if you want a shot at a prize.
4
Saturday
11 AM–5 PM
North 12th St (next to Cottingham Stadium), Easton
Easton Street Eats Food Truck Festival
An all-day street festival in the West Ward with food trucks, adult beverages, and live music on North 12th Street. A genuinely local, neighborhood event — good for wandering with nowhere to be. Free to attend, family-friendly.
5
Saturday
3–7 PM
Our Lady of Lebanon, Easton
Lebanese Food Fundraiser
Homemade Lebanese food — spinach pie, za’atar pie, falafel sandwiches, and desserts — sold out of the church hall on South 4th Street, with all proceeds going to youth in Kfarsghab, Lebanon. The food is the real deal. Order ahead if you can: Yasmine at 484-542-1012, Naomi at 201-232-2821.
6
Saturday
7–10 PM
Connexions Gallery, Easton
“Flowers for Alice” Opening Reception
The second annual group exhibition honoring Alice Kwiatkowski, Connexions Gallery’s late matriarch, opens with a public reception Saturday evening. The show runs beyond this weekend, but opening night is when the community comes together. Free, light refreshments served.
7
Saturday
8:30–10 PM
Scott Park, Easton
Nurture Nature Star Party — Venus and Jupiter
Free public stargazing at Scott Park, with Nurture Nature Center staff on hand with telescopes pointed at Venus and Jupiter. Weather-dependent — register at nurturenature.org for updates.
8
Sunday
11 AM–4 PM
Bethlehem Rose Garden, Bethlehem
Bethlehem Vintage Market at the Rose Garden
The first outdoor vintage market of 2026, with 65+ vendors at the Bethlehem Rose Garden. The setting is genuinely beautiful in late May, and this is the season opener — which usually means dealers bringing out good inventory. Free admission, free street parking, food and drinks on site.
9
Sunday
6 PM
Meuser Park, Easton
Meuser Park Summer Concert Series
Opening night of the Meuser Park Summer Concert Series, with a Johnny Cash tribute by Chuck Rissmiller opening for Them Dirty Birds. The Meuser Park series is one of Easton’s best free summer traditions — outdoor music, big lawn, no cover. A good way close out the weekend.