Presented by Lehigh Valley Health Network
Activities & Events
Before the race
Visit Easton Farmers’ Market: America’s oldest, continuous, open-air market features fresh, local produce, delicious baked goods, flowers and artisan crafts. Cyclists can use the free bike valet as they shop the market for a delicious breakfast or lunch before the race. (9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays, Scott Park along Larry Holmes Drive, eastonfarmersmarket.com)
Explore Easton: Feast on delicious treats throughout the city, shop Easton’s boutiques and antique shops, go on a walk on the Karl Stirner Arts Trail, hike the D&L Trail and explore the history of our riverside city. Plan your day.
Sign up for the Community Ride: Test out the race course before the pros start. Families and individuals are encouraged to register for the free Community Ride. (riders leave from the Start/Finish line on Northampton Street)
During the race
It’s not just bike racing!
Skeggy’s has axe throwing and beer on tap in Centre Square.
Sette Luna is a course side favorite with fresh drinks and meals!
Street vendors are out on race day!
For a list of restaurants, check out our Spectator Information page.
Kids Zone
Kids Zone is open 1-4pm
Skate Demo
Mesa Activation: Push Ahead and Homebase Skateshop are hosting free “Learn to Skateboard” workshops for kids in the parking lot next to Mesa every hour from 2 to 5 p.m. Stop by and sign up—spots are filling up fast.
Ollie Competition: Homebase Skateshop is putting up at least $100 in cash to see who can do the longest ollie. Stop by Turn 4 at Sette Luna Corner at 6:45 pm & see how far a skateboard can fly right before the Women’s Pro race begins.