Location: 25 S. Washington St., Easton, MD Times: 10-11am; 12-1pm The 10am Tour meets at 25 S. Washington Street and journeys past many of the earliest Federal buildings in town. Your guide will offer stories about of our transformation and growth as war, fire, and railroads impacted the Town. Guide: Alison Irvin. The Noon Tour meets at 25 S. Washington Street and focuses on the Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church, Market House and Bullitt House and will discuss how architecture related to spiritual, civic and daily life. Guide: Prof. Michael Olmert.

Location: Talbot County Free Library 100 W Dover St, Easton Enjoy a free self-directed children's Story Walk at The Talbot County Free Library where participants will read an interactive picture book as they move through the panels. Art-to-Go kits will be available while supplies last. Friends of the Library will give away free books to children, teens, and adults. University of Maryland Master Gardeners will be on hand with information about the Seed Library and will give away starter plants. Music will be provided by Jonathan Williams who will be playing guitar and harmonica.

Location: YMCA (Peachblossom) 202 Peachblossom Road, Easton The Arc Central Chesapeake Region, along with key community partners, The Avalon Foundation, For All Seasons, Inclusive Easton, and the Talbot County Department of Emergency Services, announce their collaborative project, “September 11: Remembering Those Lost.” The project will be one of many across the country that will pay tribute to the individuals lost and injured in the attacks, as well as honor the first responders and the many others who have risen to service in crises. For All Seasons is coordinating the Day of Remembrance Art Contest, soliciting artists of all ages to submit a work of art with the theme of helping others in an emergency or crisis like 9/11 or to honor those lost in 9/11. The theme will focus on helping people that may be vulnerable in a crisis, such as people with disabilities, the elderly, and children. Artists of all ages are encouraged to visit our tent and register for the “9/11 Day of Remembrance” art project and contest illustrating the theme, “You are the Help Until Arrives.” People of all ages and abilities are welcome to stop by to learn more about the event and to register for the contest. There will be art stations set-up with supplies for participants to create an entry. Due to COVID-19, registered children under the age of 18, as well as anyone identifying with a disability, may choose to take an art kit with them in order to complete their entry at home. Participants that choose to complete their projects at home can submit a photograph of their work via email. Day of Remembrance is an ongoing-project throughout the summer. For more information about registering as a group entry, email .

Location: Rails to Trails East Ave and Goldsborough St, Easton CULTURE CROSSING IS BACK! After taking 2020 off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Culture Crossing is ready for a triumphant return. Easton Arts District Culture Crossing is an artisan's showcase celebrating the diversity of Easton's neighborhoods. As an open air style market along the rails to trails in Easton, the Culture Crossing will feature art made or performed by locals. Face coverings and social distancing will be required during the outdoor event. Hand sanitizer will be available at each vendor location. Please be safe while you reconnect with our diverse arts community. https://eastonedc.com/culture-crossing/