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The 7 Best Free Things to do in Easton, Maryland (MD)
Named one of the best small towns in America, Easton, Maryland is a haven of quiet streets and quirky festivals. First settled in the 17th century, Easton has remained an active community since Colonial times. The Third Haven Meeting House, built in 1682 by the local Quakers, is still used for Sunday meetings to this day. Visit during the annual Waterfowl Festival, when residents deck their historic homes with green boughs, and local artists pay tribute to the Canadian Geese flying overhead.
Restaurants in Easton
1. The Third Haven Friends Meeting House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Believed to be the oldest frame building in continuous use in the U.S.
Reviewed By 35matthewf - Easton, United States
Wonderful people, interesting service, great sense of community and peace. Some of the comments during the services I have attended have really stayed with me, it's the wisdom of the massess kind of thing. Visit if you can and be sure to stay for coffee and cookies after the meeting Lots of history too, I think it's the oldest meeting house around.
2. The Amish Market
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4.5 based on 106 reviews
While you are visiting the Eastern Shore, don't forget to drop in and visit our wonderful Amish & Farmers Markets! We are searching the Eastern Shore for Amish Markets, Farmers Markets and Flea Markets. Browse our online stores, find markets across the Eastern Shore, Register your market with us. Awesome furniture, food, crafts, handmade health products, sauces, fruits, produce, bakery items and more.
Reviewed By Tourist205508
You can go here for your weekly shopping for all of the fresh delicious meats...All freshly homemade. They pick up your scrumptious baked goods, everything from whoopie pies , cakes , breads. All I'm sorry, you had better eat lunch there first....Just be careful...the food is so good you might need a nap after. Keep your eyes open for Homemade Easter Candies too.
3. Pickering Creek Audubon Center
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4.5 based on 45 reviews
400-Acre Audubon Center and wildlife sanctuary that is open to the public to explore 365 days a year from sunrise to sunset, free of charge. 4+ Miles of trails through forest, field, warm season grass meadow, fresh and brackish wetlands and creek edge.
Reviewed By MelodyM818 - Coatesville, United States
Excellent marshland walking trail Plenty of shore birds Well maintained Large creek and walking trails
4. The Trippe Gallery
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
Lively and diverse art gallery in the heart of Historic Easton, Md. Features exhibits of Fine Art Photography, oil and watercolor paintings, Botanical Art, etchings, pastels, woodcuts, equine bronze sculpture and contemporary metal sculpture. Home to award winning regional artists as well as nationally acclaimed Plein Air and Marine painters.
Reviewed By remmif - Boston, United States
If one likes great art in an off the beaten path place then this is a stop for you. The art is a variety for all tastes. Plein Air a focus because of the summer Plein Air.event, but there are great other choices. I was drawn to Charlie Hunter's pieces, but love the abstracts there too.The owner is informative and will help with any questions you might have. if you make a day of it there is lunch and other things of interest including a really great small art museum (closed right now renovations) that any art lover would enjoy.
5. Foxwell's Antiques Mall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By SarahMaryland - Owings Mills, United States
Great estate jewelry finds that are market Found several pieces and very happy. Will be back! Also it’s right off 50 which makes it an easy in and out on the way to the beaches. Location is everything as we all know. Easy to drop in for 10 minutes or stay for a couple of hours if you like to take your time.
6. Idlewild Park
7. Troika Gallery
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
Troika Gallery, The Finest of Fine Art in historic downtown Easton, since 1997, represents 35 artists from across the United States. Artist owned and operated this Fine Art Gallery exhibits work in oils, bronze, pastel, porcelain, pencil, acrylic and clay. With rotating exhibits, the walls are everchanging with new works to be viewed. Custom professional framing, expert art appraisal, a restoration specialist and art advisory are all part of the hands-on working knowledge you will find at Troika Gallery. Stop in often. When you Find a Piece of Art you Love you also Find a Piece of Yourself!
Reviewed By 35matthewf - Easton, United States
I have been a client of Troika Gallery for the past 15 years and it is the premier Art Gallery on the Eastern Shore - and believe me I have visited them all. Their slogan is the "Finest of Fine Art" and I could not agree more. The 30+ artists that they represent are fabulous and reflect the bucolic splendor of Maryland's Eastern Shore and the Chesapeake Bay. Most recently Carolyn Egley has joined the gallery and in addition to capturing bay scenes she masterfully paints Vermont country scenes that are simply breathtaking. Matt Zoll's still lifes are magical and really require study to truly enjoy. Bill Stork's historical Maritime paintings bring to life the ships that plied the Bay in days of lore, and Laura Era's portraits and pastels are so life like they can almost step off the canvas. If you're Easton you simply must visit Troika Gallery, and be sure to ask Peg and Laura questions as they are a wealth of knowledge and love the art and artists.
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