Ongoing

Easton Carnival – Presented by The Avalon Foundation

Waterside Village Shopping Center MD

Each year the Avalon Foundation brings Shaw's Amusements Carnival to the Town of Easton as part of its July 4th celebration! The celebration offers nine days to enjoy the carnival and culminates on the 4th of July with food, free fireworks and live music. The carnival is open from 6 to 10 p.m. daily and  from 4 to 11 p.m. Thursday, July 4.  The carnival is beside Waterside Village Shopping Center near Target, between the Easton Parkway and St. Michaels Road. $5 off wristband coupons available Avalon Theatre Lobby. Wristbands are available every night, with the exception of July 4th!

Jazz Alive 2022 Summer Concert Series – Saxophonist Larry Mckenna

Waterfowl Festival Building 40 S Harrison Street, Easton

With Easton’s historic Waterfowl Building again remade with concert staging and lighting and a crystal- clear audio system, music lovers can enjoy some of the world’s finest jazz musicians in three shows as Jazz Alive renews it summer concert series! The first concert in this grand series will feature Larry McKenna, known globally for his gorgeous tenor saxophone sound, the beauty of his balladry, and his fluid, bebop-inspired improvisations.   Over the years, Larry has performed and recorded with such jazz stars as Woody Herman, Clark Terry, Buddy DeFranco, Barry Harris, Tony Bennett, Rosemary Clooney, Jimmy Heath, Jon Faddis, Harry Allen, Terell Stafford, Eric Alexander, Bill Charlap, Warren Vaché, Kenny Barron, Randy Brecker, Wynton Marsalis, and Frank Sinatra. Joining Larry will be Tom Lawton on piano, Kevin MacConnell on bass and Dan Monaghan on drums.   The Waterfowl Building is at 40 South Harrison Street in Easton, Maryland.  Tickets are $48 and available at jazz-alive.org or at the door the day of the event. Students attend free with a Student ID. A cash bar will be available. Proceeds from ticket and concession sales support Jazz Alive’s mission of providing educational support in developing future artists and preserving this great art form through school and community programs.

Outdoor Summer Concert Series: Clones of Funk

Harrison Street Easton

Let’s face it…We need the funk now more than ever, and the Clones of Funk are just the ones to deliver it! Founder Wesley Beann first conceived the funk tribute in 1989 as a reunion of fans and musicians dedicated to the music of Parliament and Funkadelic.  After George “Dr. Funkenstein” Clinton himself gave his blessing a year later, this eight-piece funk band—comprised of vocalists and a slammin’ rhythm section—has gone on to play various venues, including college functions and clubs from New York City to Virginia.   You can find Clones of Funk performing on Harrison Street between Dover and Goldsborough Streets.