Music & Entertainment
12:30pm-5pm – Classic car show with Calliope music by George Badger on North 3rd Street
1pm – Uke Jackson’s Big Bottom Band, Star Spangled Stage
1pm – Carter Lansing, Homespun Stage
2pm – The Lost Ramblers, Homespun Stage
2:30pm – Music of the Civil War and the Maritimes by The Jolly Tars, Heritage Stage
3pm – Maria Woodford Band, Star Spangled Stage
3pm – Last Small Town, Homespun Stage
4pm – “Be the Bugler,” with bugler, Mayor Panto, and children, Heritage Stage
4pm – Patriot Parade to the Delaware River, leaves from Centre Square
4:30pm – Heritage Day festivities move to riverfront
5pm – The Great White Caps, The Dell at Scott Park
6pm – The School of Rock, Riverside Amphitheatre
7:30pm – The Philadelphia Funk Authority, The Dell at Scott Park (and encore after fireworks)
8pm – The Large Flowerheads, Riverside Amphitheatre (and encore after fireworks)
Watch History Come Alive
11am-4pm – Free admission and tours of Bachmann Publick House, and mock Colonial trial of an alleged horse thief beginning at 1:30 and the "Hot" Fashions of the late 18th Century.
11am-5pm – Sigal Museum, “Liberty Called and Northampton County Answered,” a special exhibit of WW I and WW II posters and artifacts, $5 admission
11am – Sigal Museum, “A Sampling of Easton’s Historic Buildings,” presented by historian Richard Hope
11am – “For Independence or King George,” argued by American and Canadian Town Criers, Heritage Stage
12 noon – Reenactment of the reading of the Declaration of Independence by Chris Black, Heritage Stage
1pm – Treaty of Easton Pageant (French & Indian War), Heritage Stage
1pm – Sigal Museum, “Captured by Indians: The Gilbert Family Ordeal,” presented by historian John Moore
2:30pm – Music of the Civil War and the Maritimes by The Jolly Tars, Heritage Stage
3pm – Whitehall Guard, Heritage Stage
4pm – “Be the Bugler,” with bugler, Mayor Panto, and children, Heritage Stage
4pm – Patriot Parade to the Delaware River, leaves from Centre Square
4:30pm – Heritage Day festivities move to riverfront
Around Town
1-4pm – Historic Easton Trolley Tour (free) – State Theatre (tour), Easton Area Public Library (view original Easton flag), Jacob Nicholas House (tours 11am-4pm), Parson Taylor House/St. John’s Lutheran Church, Trinity Episcopal Church
1-5pm – Trolley Tour of College Hill, sponsored by the College Hill Neighborhood Association, leaves from Bachmann Publick House on the hour. Nominal fee charged.
Arts, Food & Family
ALL DAY & NIGHT - Food and drinks from nearly two dozen local eateries!
11am-5pm - Yards Brewery presents "Ales of the Revolution" in the Beer Garden on South 3rd Street.
11am-5pm - "Artists in the Alley" located on North Bank Street
11am-5pm - Period crafters within Centre Square
10am-4pm - Kiddie Construction Zone! Sponsored by the City of Easton on the 200 block of Northampton Street.
1-4pm – Continuous children’s shows at the Pint-Size Stage, 200 block of Northampton Street in the Kids’ Area including: Puppets by The Yippee Show, Clancy the Clown, Juggling by Alex Kowalcyk, a Magic Show by Tom Yuratis, and Lolli the Clown.
4pm – “Be the Bugler,” with bugler, Mayor Panto, and children, Heritage Stage
4pm – Patriot Parade to the Delaware River, leaves from Centre Square.
5pm-9:30pm - A wide selection of brews from Weyerbacher Brewery and a special "Three Sisters Ale" from a collaboration between ShawneeCraft and Two Rivers Brewery.
Patriot Parade
4pm – “Be the Bugler,” with bugler, Mayor Panto, and children, Heritage Stage
4:30pm – Patriot Parade to the Delaware River, leaves from Centre Square
Fireworks at 9:30pm!
