Events – KARL STIRNER ARTS TRAIL

A man plays an accordion while adult and children listen, some of them also enjoying hot chocolate, during the annual Winter Solstice celebration hosted by Thrive Easton and sponsored by the Karl Stirner Arts Trail in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Music, Stories & More at Winter Solstice Celebration

Our eighth annual Winter Solstice celebration will feature hot chocolate and stories indoors, then music and poetry on the arts trail.

A piece of green fabric and a piece of yellow fabric rest on the red Late Bronze Root sculpture by Steve Tobin on the Karl Stirner Arts Trail in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Performing the Trail Returns on Oct. 4

Watch six site-specific dances at various arts trail locations as part of Lafayette College’s Fall Arts Festival.

A woman holds a typed poem while talking with a woman friend as poet Rebecca Migdal sits at a typewriter on the Karl Stirner Arts Trail as part of its Poetry in the Wild Project.

More Poetry in the Wild

Additional dates to get a personalized, spontaneous poem, plus two other poetry-themed events on the trail.

Yolanda Wisher sings at a microphone while Mark Palacio plays electric guitar during a performance of the Afro Eaters band.

Poetry Treasure Hunt, Live Music & Film Screening on Oct. 5

The Karl Stirner Arts Trail will host local poets, the Afro Eaters band, and Going to Mars as part of Lafayette College’s Fall Arts Festival.

A father and daughter hold hands past the red arch sculpture during the Artful Dash 5K Run/Walk on the Karl Stirner Arts Trail in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Join Artful Dash 5K Run/Walk on Oct. 12

The eighth annual event benefits the Karl Stirner Arts Trail’s art and free programs.

A few autumn leaves float on top of Bushkill Creek by the reflection of a tree with green leaves along the Karl Stirner Arts Trail in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Some Like It Cold: Stream Temperatures in the Lehigh Valley on Oct. 11

Christa Kelleher, Lafayette College assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, will lead this Walk & Talk on Saturday, Oct. 11, 11 a.m.-noon.