9 a.m. – 9 p.m. | July 12, 2025 | Easton, PA

Music & Performances

STAGE PERFORMANCES

IBEW Local 102 Stage (Centre Square & S. Third St.)

Music begins at 5p.m.

Heritage Day 2025 Artists

Clare Maloney & The Great Adventure || www.ClareMaloney.com || 5p.m.
New York’s Clare Maloney is one of the most distinctive, powerful and emotive voices in rock & roll today. The internationally renowned singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has shared the stage with members of The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Starship, Allman Brothers Band, Hall & Oates, Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band and more.
 
Before transitioning to rock and roll full-time, Clare trained extensively and toured as an opera singer, appearing multiple times at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Town Hall, Symphony Space, 92ndY, National Sawdust and at concert halls throughout Europe and Asia. Since 2018, she has toured with The Englishtown Project and the Airplane Family.

Leon Majcen || www.LeonMajcen.com || 6p.m.
Leon Majcen is a musician whose story is one of resilience and determination. He grew up on the Gulf Coast of Florida, the son of Bosnian war refugees who had fled their homeland in search of a better life for their children. From a young age, Leon was drawn to the power of storytelling through music, particularly the work of artists like Townes Van Zandt, John Prine, Bob Dylan, and Guy Clark.
 
Leon began playing in local bars while still in high school, honing his craft and building a loyal following. After graduating, he decided to pursue his passion for music in New York City, while attending college at New York University and playing shows around town. After a while, Leon came to the realization that the hustle and bustle of the city wasn’t where his heart was at.
 
He returned home to Florida and took a job at a commercial fishing dock, filleting and packing fish while he planned his next move. And that move was to Nashville, where Leon hoped to make his mark as a singer-songwriter. Since arriving in Nashville, Leon has continued to develop his unique blend of Americana, folk, and country music, drawing on his experiences and his love of the outdoors to craft songs that are both poignant and powerful. With his heartfelt lyrics, soulful voice, and deft guitar work, Leon has built a strong following in Music City and beyond.
 
Loaded up with a guitar and a couple fly rods, Leon travels around the country sharing his songs and stories, looking for the next great fishing spot along the way.
 
 
Lucky 7 Band || www.Lucky7Band.com || 7:15p.m.

Easton’s own Lucky 7 blends together a wide variety of funk, soul, and R&B to deliver performances meant to get folks on their feet and moving. With a band as big as their diverse influences and catalog of songs, Lucky 7 knows how to keep things moving, particularly people.

Nite Liters || 1-4pm on Foodie Row

The Nite Liters will be curating the vibes on Foodie Row, spinning records throughout the afternoon right next to Skeggy’s Boozeye Bar. Throw some axes, enjoy some food, and appreciate some quality tunes.

History Row Exhibitors || 9am-5pm

  • 28th Infantry Division – World War 2 History
  • Army Ground Forces Association – World War 2 History
  • 50th AR Division aka The Jersey Blues – Gulf War History
  • Sigal Museum – Regional History and Colonial era activities for kids and families
  • 1st New Jersey Volunteers – Revolutionary War History/Reenactors
  • 153rd PA Volunteer Infantry – Civil War History
  • 3rd United States Colored Infantry Regiment – Civil War History.
  • National Museum of Industrial History – Metal Melting Demonstration
  • John Bayer – Blacksmithing Demonstration
  • Ed Kane – Limner (Painting) Demonstration
  • Mike Kochan – Ben Franklin Reenactor
  • Michael Carver – Gentleman Scientist Demonstrator
  • Second Saturday Spinners – Weaving Demonstration
  • Christo Soaps – Soap Making Demonstration

Non-Profit & Educational Organizations