Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem | Lehigh Valley
The Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem is the premier destination that has it all. A variety of restaurants, exciting casino gaming, nightlife entertainment, live music, and a brand-new luxury hotel.
Weyerbacher Brewing Co.
Tour this award-winning, artisanal brewery on Easton’s South Side any Saturday from noon to 3pm. Tours are free and include samples. See website for directions.
Steve’s Cafe
Steve’s Café has been featured on TV, magazines and newspapers. We have over 90 years of hospitality & atmosphere. Ice-cooled beer. Every 2nd Wed. at 1 – beer train & slide show. Memorabilia on Morris Canal, railroads and local history.
Sigal Museum & Sigal Museum Store
The newest place to tell old stories. Local and national history unfolds through vibrant, interactive exhibits. T-S 9:30am-3pm; Sun Noon-4pm; Admission $7;
Children 3-12.
Larry Holmes Statue
The Larry Holmes Statue is dedicated to the Former Heavyweight Champion of the World and International Boxing Hall of Famer, Larry Holmes. Be a Part of History by purchasing a Commemorative Brick around the statue.
Nurture Nature Foundation
The Nurture Nature Center will open in Easton 2011 with NOAA’s famed Science on a Sphere. The Center, a project of Nurture Nature Foundation, seeks to educate the public about flooding and related issues. It will also include conference and banquet space for groups.
Easton Farmers’ Market
Experience America’s oldest open-air market located in the heart of Easton. Thirty vendors featuring locally-grown produce, gourmet foods, fine crafts and more. Plus live music and monthly festivals!
The Crayola Store
The most colorful store in the world with some of the latest Crayola products and apparel.
Northampton County Historical & Genealogical Society
The Museum of the Northampton County Historical and Genealogical Society explores the history of the county through the use of everyday objects, documents, books and other items in its collection.
National Canal Museum
Navigate your boat through a 90-ft. model canal system, experiment with buoyancy, harness a mule, build an aqueduct and more. Experience hands-on history fun for everyone.
The home of the National Canal Museum, Hugh Moore Park, and the Emrick Technology Center.