Shopping & Retail
Easton shines bright
This season, Easton is celebrating the stories that shape the city—the milestones, growth, and dreams turned into legacies.
From long-standing family-owned shops to fresh retail spaces, and nonprofits like the Greater Easton Development Partnership (GEDP) weaving it all together, Easton thrives because of the people who invest their hearts here.
Easton’s story has always been one of humble beginnings and bold vision. Founded as a riverside trading post, the city grew through creativity, commerce, and community. Generations of makers, shopkeepers, and dreamers built the foundation that still stands today. That same spirit lives on in every bustling market, café, and storefront lining the historic streets.
During the holidays, Easton shines even brighter as downtown transforms into a winter wonderland. Every weekend from November 23 to December 22, the Easton Winter Village sparkles with twinkling lights, artisan vendors, and festive treats that bring magic to Centre Square. Just steps away, one-of-a-kind boutiques, handmade goods, cozy restaurants, and craft beverages deliver local flavor.
Small Business Saturday brings extra excitement with the Easton Winter Market, where regional farmers and makers showcase their best, and the new Vendor Pop-Up at the Bank Street Annex. For an extra dose of holiday cheer, stroll through the circle, enjoy live music, or take a carriage ride under the glow of the Peace Candle.
Collectors can pick up the 2025 Holiday Ornament honoring Pearly Baker’s Alehouse, a hallmark of Easton’s dining scene for nearly 30 years. Known for its lively atmosphere, seasonal menu, and dedication to craft beer, Pearly’s has welcomed generations of locals and visitors. Each ornament purchase supports the Easton Main Street Initiative, making it a gift that gives back.
Looking ahead, GEDP’s A Night of Bourbon returns in February, inviting guests to toast, mingle, and support the city they love at this exclusive fundraising event.
From its modest roots to its modern-day renaissance, Easton is a city built on community. Every corner tells a story. Experience the magic by supporting local businesses and continuing the traditions that make Easton extraordinary.
For updates on GEDP events and downtown programming, visit eastonpartnership.org or shopdowntowneaston.com.
Colonial Pizza & Spaghetti House
136 Spring Garden Street, Easton | 610.252.3033 | colonialpizzaeaston.com
Year: 1947
Colonial Pizza & Spaghetti House has been a culinary cornerstone for decades. Originally a grocery store and confectionery, the historic red-brick building transformed into a beloved family restaurant where generations have gathered over upside-down pizza, pasta nights, and signature salads. The cozy downstairs pub and spacious upstairs dining room blend comfort with tradition, making every visit a taste of Easton’s rich dining history.
The London Shop
339 Northampton Street, Easton | 610.258.0161 | thelondonshopofeaston.com
Year: 1939
The London Shop has stood as a testament to timeless style and personal service. Founded by Andrew Cusano, this family-run menswear institution has built its reputation on quality, integrity, and craftsmanship. Offering tailored clothing, furnishings, outerwear, and accessories with old-school attention to detail, The London Shop is as much about the experience as the garments themselves.
Aura Ceramics & Supplies
12 South Second Street #16, Easton | 610.252.2872 | auraceramics.com
Year: 1981
Aura Ceramics opened its doors more than 40 years ago as a modest studio for artistic exploration and has since grown into a full-floor haven for artists of all levels. Stocked with greenware, bisque, paints, glazes, and supplies, and guided by certified instructors with decades of experience, Aura nurtures creativity through hands-on workshops, birthday parties, and family nights.
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