Easton Fourth Fridays

Experience  the magic of Fourth Fridays in downtown Easton. Explore our quaint shops and galleries; enjoy live music, entertainment and fun activities sprinkled throughout town. Stay for dinner and maybe a show, or just soak up the summer vibes. There’s always something new waiting to be discovered in our historic downtown!

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Bellville Market – 20 S. Third St, Stop by for samples of one of our Domaci Signature Cocktails! Belleville Market is a shopping experience inspired by the markets of Europe featuring over 50 local makers, curators and collectors

Easton Candle Co. – 117 N. Third St. Small batch, hand poured home fragrances made in downtown Easton

 Bank Street Creamery,  15 S. Bank St. A great way to chill out with the perfect summer treat 

Easton Public Market’s  – 325 Northampton St, Acoustic Kitchen presents Dina Hall, 6-8pm

The Lafayette Bar – 15 N. Fourth St, Selected as one of the 50 best Jazz clubs in U.S. Original Home of Jazz in Easton

Rivals Sports Bar & Restaurant – 5 Lehns Ct, Live Music with ‘New Normal’ @ 8PM

Skeggy’s Axe House – 42 Centre Square, 5 – 11:45 pm Visit Downtown Easton’s premier axe throwing venue to chuck some axes or come and enjoy some drinks!

 

Sigal Museum –  342 Northampton St.

 

Bellville Market – 20 S Third St. A shopping experience inspired by the markets of Europe featuring over 50 local makers, curators and collectors. 

Book & Puppet Company – 22 Centre Square, Find funny, amazing and inspiring books and gifts. Weekend story hours, puppet shows and book events!

CASA 401 – 16 N Third St, open until 9pm. Small batches of conscious goods. Marketplace celebrating independent creators. Fashion goods & accessories.
Clothes & gifts.

Mercantile Home – 140D Northampton St, open until 8pm, a community centered, creative lifestyle brand created by artist/husbands Ron Morris and Ken Jones Jr. From our downtown studio in Easton, Pennsylvania, we design and produce artful personal and home accessories utilizing new, organic, and recycled materials. The walls are lined with hand poured soy candles, brightly colored ceramic creatures, limited edition art pillows, quirky jewelry, embroidered aprons, and hand collaged stationery, just to name a few.

 3rd & Ferry Fish Market – 56 S Third St, 

Cellar 159 by Cellar Beast Winehouse – 159 Northampton St,  Happy Hour 5-7pm

Easton Public Market – 325 Northampton St., 9am – 8pm

Chocodiem

Highmark Farmstand

Green Vida Downtown

Mercantile Outpost

Mister Lee’s Noodles

Modern Crumb Bakeshop

More Than Q Barbeque

Rod’s Dogs

Saylors & Co.

Scratch

Silvershell Counter + Kitchen

Taylor Taco Shop

ThreeBirds Nest

Tolino Vineyards

Kabinett Wine Bar – 125 Northampton St, A restaurant with Aussie and Bavarian roots and a seriously good wine list at its heart

Mesa Modern Mexican – 42 S Third St, Happy Hour: 4 to 6pm, bar and high tops only. $6 margaritas, $6 sangrias, $1 off craft draft beer, $1 off wine glasses/bottles. Food specials: wings, ceviche, brisket quesadilla, shrimp taco, nachos.

There are two parking garages located in the City of Easton: the Fourth (4th) Street Garage, and the Third (3rd) Street Garage.
(NOTE: The Pine Street Garage is now permanently closed.)
  • Both garages are available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
  • Payment is required 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
  • The payment system in the Third Street garage is similar to how you would pay to park at a meter: you park in the space, go to the kiosk next to the elevator or use the ParkMobile app on your phone, enter your license plate number, provide a payment method, and then go on your way. You must pay immediately after parking, before walking out of the garage. You will need to know your car’s license plate number when you pay at the kiosk.
  • At the Fourth Street Garage you can pay to park at a meter (short-term parking on ground floor only), or at a kiosk by the elevator or at the exit gate for long-term (hourly) parking on the upper floors.
  • Payment kiosks are located on each floor of the garages next to the elevators.
  • When parking, make sure that your car’s license plate faces the drive aisle.
The South Third Street Parking Garage is located two blocks south of Centre Square, behind City Hall at 123 South Third Street. The only entrance to the garage is from South Third Street, just past city hall.
Parking Rates: $2 per hour (5 am – 5 pm); 50 cents an hour (5 pm – 5 am)
The height clearance is 7’2”.
The Fourth Street Garage is located on N. 4th Street behind the Easton Public Market. (NOW OPEN)
The garage’s ground floor is for short-term metered parking with a two-hour time limit. Meters accept credit card payments and quarters only (no other coins). If using a credit card, be sure to insert the card with the magnetic stripe facing up, not down. DO NOT insert the card chip first as the smartheads do not use the chip to process payment.
The upper floors are for long-term (hourly) parking. Use your entry ticket to pay for parking at a kiosk on each floor (located next to the elevators) or at the exit gate upon departure.
Parking Rates: $3 per hour (5 am – 5 pm); 50 cents an hour (5 pm – 5 am)
NOTE: The ParkMobile app is not used in this garage at this time. All payments are by credit card – NO CASH.
Height clearance ground level entrance: 13’6″.
Height clearance upper levels entrance: 7’6″.