2021 WINTER VILLAGE ENTERTAINMENT
& ACTIVITIES
A RAIN OR SHINE EVENT
PARKING INFO:
From November 26 through December 18 enjoy FREE PARKING at parking meters on
Saturdays and Sundays only.
(Promotion does NOT apply to parking garages.)
Both downtown parking garages are 50 cents an hour after 5 pm.
Regular hourly rates charged from 5 am - 5 pm.
Go HERE for parking information.
Weekend 1 | November 19-21: Opening Weekend
November 19
5-7 pm – Swing Time Dolls
November 20
1-1:30 pm – Opening Ceremonies
1-3 pm – Lehigh Valley Italian American Band
5-7 pm - Vocals by Corinne
November 21
1-3 pm - Antebellum Marine Band
Weekend 2 | November 26-28: Peace Candle Lighting Weekend
November 26 - Special Event Hours - noon - 8 pm!
1-3 pm – Olde Town Carolers strolling entertainment
3-5 pm – Lehigh Valley Italian American Band
6 pm – Santa Parade – walk with Santa, Easton Mayor Sal Panto, members of the Bachmann Players and the Big Easy Easton Brass Band in a Parade of Lights from the stage in Centre Square down to Scott Park along the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers to light the First Christmas Tree.
After parade: Surprise visits by Santa - Santa will make surprise visits at downtown restaurants. Where will Santa pop up?
November 27: Small Business Saturday
Please shop local at our 40+ downtown retailers
Noon – Santa and the Big Easy Easton Brass Band parade up Northampton St. from the Grand Eastonian to the stage in Centre Square, before circling around the square, then heading up to the Easton Public Market and over to the Sigal Museum.
1-6 pm – Sigal Museum - Photos with Santa featuring professional Photographer Marie McLean ($29 pay at door - cash/credit). Face masks required in museum.
Noon – 4 pm – Visit with Santa’s Reindeer in Centre Square
1–3 pm - Little Brass Band strolling entertainment
2 – 8 pm – Carriage Rides with Cinderella - SOLD OUT
4-5 pm - Easton Municipal Band
4:30 pm - Easton Area High School String Ensemble at First United Church of Christ
4-7:30 pm - Grins & Grins Stilt Walkers
4-8 pm - Cops 'N Kids Reading Room at the Sigal Museum
4-8 pm - Ice Carvers
5-6:30 pm - Sing for America
6:30 pm – Peace Candle Lighting Ceremony presented by IBEW Local 102. Sing for America will invite the audience to join them in singing "Let There be Peace on Earth."
All Day - Stuff the Bus by Family Connection of Easton – located outside The Crayola Experience
November 28
10 am – Noon - Santa strolling around the Easton Public Market
11 am & 1 pm - Princess and Me Tea at the Grand Eastonian - $40 per person (advance ticket required)
Noon – 2 pm - Sigal Museum – Photos with Santa featuring professional Photographer Marie McLean ($29 pay at door - cash/credit). Face masks required in museum.
2:30-3:30 pm - Crafts with Mosaic Mary at the Sigal Museum – $15/child (pay at door, cash only) - recommended for elementary aged children
All Day - Stuff the Bus by Family Connection of Easton – located outside The Crayola Experience
Weekend 3 | December 3-5: It’s Christmas Time in the City
December 3
4-8 pm - Sigal Museum - Photos with Santa featuring professional Photographer Marie McLean ($29 pay at door - cash/credit). Face masks required in museum.
4-6 pm - Good Shepard Lutheran and St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Choir combined choirs performing
5-7 pm - Grins and Grins Stilt Walkers
6-8 pm - Patrick Palladian performing
December 4
Noon - 8 pm - Dunkin’ coffee truck offering free samples of peppermint mocha & toasted white chocolate hot coffees.
1-4 pm - Sigal Museum - Photos with Santa featuring professional photographer Marie McLean ($29 pay at door - cash/credit). Face masks required in museum.
1-4 pm - Sing for America performing
1-4 pm - Glass blower
1-4 pm - Cops 'N Kids Reading Room at the Sigal Museum (face masks required in museum)
2-4 pm - Buddy the Elf performing
3-5 pm - Sweet Adelines (strolling)
5-7 pm - Corinne Mammana’s Christmas Jazz Trio performing
December 5
Noon – 6 pm – Cinderella Carriage Rides - SOLD OUT
12:30-1:30 pm - Crafts with Mosaic Mary at SmARTivities Showcase – $15/child (pay at door, cash only) - recommended for elementary aged children
3-5 pm – Belle performing
Weekend 4 | December 10-12: Walking in a Winter Wonderland
December 10
4–8 pm - Sigal Museum - Photos with Santa featuring professional photographer Marie McLean ($29 pay at door - cash/credit). Face masks required in museum.
4-6 pm - Lisa Dellarosa performing
4 - 7 pm - Cops 'N Kids Reading Room at the Sigal Museum (face masks required in museum)
5:30 – 7:30 pm - Little Brass Band (strolling)
December 11
1-1:30 pm - Lafayette Cadence performing
4-7 pm - A visit from The Grinch
3-4 pm - Mum's The Word mummer's band performing
4:30 - 5:30 pm - Lafayette Soulsege performing
5-7 pm - Jillian Rossi performing
December 12
1-3 pm - Sigal Museum - Photos with Santa featuring professional photographer Marie McLean ($29 pay at door - cash/credit). Face masks required in museum.
1- 3 pm - Cops 'N Kids Reading Room at the Sigal Museum (face masks required in museum)
2-3 pm - Students of Corinne Mammana performing
Appearance by Frosty the Snowman
Weekend 5 | December 17-19: Frosted Over
December 17
6 pm - Downtown Carol Sing at Trinity Episcopal Church - begins at church, strolls to Centre Square, and ends on stage.
6 pm - Good Shepard and St. Paul’s Lutheran Churches Choir and Bell Choir performing
December 18
1-1:45 pm - Lilly Hercik performing
1-4 pm - Sigal Museum - Photos with Santa featuring professional Photographer Marie McLean ($29 pay at door - cash/credit). Face masks required in museum.
1-3 pm - Cops 'N Kids Reading Room at the Sigal Museum (face masks required in museum)
3-5 pm - Little Brass Band performing
December 19
Noon–4 pm - Ice carvers in NE quadrant by The Bayou
1-6 pm - Glass blowing/flame working demonstration with ornaments for sale
2 pm - "Frozen" skit on stage
3-5:30 pm – Sigal Museum - Photos with Santa featuring professional Photographer Marie McLean ($29 pay at door - cash/credit). Face masks required in museum.
3-6 pm - Cops 'N Kids Reading Room at the Sigal Museum (face masks required in museum)
ICE SKATING
Have fun under the lights.
Take a twirl around the 40' x 60' (synthetic) rink
on Northampton Street.
