The month of June is approaching, and with it will come the end of the school season and high school graduation for the class of 2026.
While many underclassmen may be focused on studying for and acing their exams, it doesn’t hurt for them to take a break over the weekend to recharge and perhaps allow their parents to join in as well.
Here are some events for you to consider for being a fun way to end the month of May.
Third Annual Street Eats Food Truck Festival
The Street Eats Food Truck Festival has been an Easton staple since 2024 and is planning on making its return for the third year in a row.
The festival will feature food trucks offering a diverse menu to choose from, ranging from street food to specialty desserts. Live entertainment will also be provided and adult beverages will be made available for attendees over 21.
If you go: The festival has free admission for all those wishing to attend with the festival set to be from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday on North 12th Street, next to Cottingham Stadium.
Billy Baur Band to perform as part of Live on the Greenway
If you enjoyed their performance during the Mayfair Festival of the Arts or have yet to see them perform, the Billy Bauer Band is set to return to the stage as part of the Live on the Greenway concert series in Bethlehem.
Food and craft beverages from local businesses and food trucks will be present during the band’s performance and attendees are advised to bring their own lawn chairs.
If you go: There is free admission for those who attend with the concert being from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday at the Harmony Pavilion at 362-332 Taylor St., Bethlehem.
Once Upon A Drive-In… Fairy Tale Market
Shankweiler’s Drive-In will be holding its first-ever fairy tale market aimed at bringing a mystical element to the country’s oldest continually operating drive-in theater.
Guests are encouraged to cosplay as their favorite fantasy characters or don a renaissance motif to help further immerse themselves.
If you go: Admission is free and the market will last from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday at the drive-in theatre’s location on 4540 Shankweiler Rd., Orefield.
Digital Pet Portraits
If you want to spend some time with your pets this weekend, Bloomery Art Co. owner Lauren Beck is offering a workshop to teach how to make pet portraits using Procreate.
iPads will be offered to those participating in the workshop, who will be led through a step-by-step process on how to sketch, outline and illustrate the pets in attendance.
If you go: Tickets are available on Bloomery Art’s website, bloomeryart.co, for $65 for adults; teenagers who are 13 years or older can be added for an additional $25 each. The workshop will take place from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Friday at 3416 Hamilton Blvd., Allentown.
Have a weekend event for us to consider? Email us at goguide@mcall.com.