Saturday, Sept. 18, 2021
A town party celebrating community spirit, live music, local food, craft beer & beverages, family fun & more!
EVENT LINEUP & information
Live Music
Local Craft Beer, Wine & Spirits
Local Food & Family Fun
Live music from Stella Blue's Band (2 sets), The Brotherhood and more! Bring your blankets and chairs, grab a spot on the Masonic Hall green and get ready for some fun! Music set times announced on the ETP socials, free can holder courtesy of Salt Life to early ticket buyers while supplies last!
Local Food & Family Fun
Local Craft Beer, Wine & Spirits
Local Food & Family Fun
While enjoying the outdoors and live music, make sure to stop by our food area, where you'll find local favorites from The Redding Roadhouse, Silverman's Farm, Shaggy Coos Farm and Planet Pizza, as well as ice cream, water, soft drinks and more! Family fun including a bouncy castle from the Easton Community Center & much mo
Local Craft Beer, Wine & Spirits
Local Craft Beer, Wine & Spirits
Local Craft Beer, Wine & Spirits
While taking in live music and the outdoors, enjoy a delicious local craft tap beer from Veracious Brewing Company and others, plus spiked beverages, wine or spirits all available for purchase via cash or credit! Must be 21 with valid ID, please plan your day and travel responsibly.
LIVE MUSIC LINEUP
STELLA BLUE’S BAND
STELLA BLUE’S BAND
STELLA BLUE’S BAND
ABOUT STELLA BLUE’S BAND
3:30pm (set 1), 5:30pm (set 2)
Stella Blue's Band, founded in 2009, recreates the experience of being at a Grateful Dead show. The band has been lighting up the tri-state area with its high-energy performances. With dynamic jams and artful improvisation, Stella has developed a loyal following with shows that thrill the GD faithful and newcomers alike. The band has performed at such venues and festivals as The Capitol Theater (here with Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead) and Greenwich Town Party, to name a few.
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THE BROTHERHOOD
STELLA BLUE’S BAND
STELLA BLUE’S BAND
ABOUT THE BROTHERHOOD
1:15-2:45pm
Funk Music for the Mind and Booty, The Brotherhood delivers high energy rhythms and funk grooves that create an entity of its own. Established in 2008 in Fairfield CT, their musical mission is to continue bringing high energy funk to those in need. Straight off their packed appearances at Black Rock Porchfest and others, The Brotherhood is not to be missed.
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Food and beverage Partners
ADDITIONAL information
Tickets
Safety First
Location
Advance Tickets recommended.
$20 per person in advance, with walkups $25 (cash or credit) the day of event capacity permitting.
Children under 12, Easton first responders and Easton/ER9 Teachers get in FREE (must live or work in Easton and show ID).
Location
Safety First
Location
Entrance is at the intersection of Morehouse & Center Roads, ticket scan is near 200 Center Road across from Easton Town Hall (Center Road will be closed to traffic between Morehouse and Adams Roads). Parking available at the Easton Library, the Easton Country Day School/Senior Center, and along Morehouse Road.
Safety First
Safety First
Safety First
ETP is an outdoor event that conforms to all current guidelines.
Bring your blankets and chairs and get ready for some fun!
Event Partners & Sponsors
OTHER Partners
About THE Easton Town PARTY
About
Event History
Event History
A town party celebrating community spirit, live music, local food, craft beer, family fun and more! Saturday, September 18, 2021, 1-7pm. Presented by Ashlar-Aspetuck Masonic Lodge No. 142.
Event History
Event History
Event History
2020 was the First Annual Event and celebrated the 175th Anniversary of Easton, CT! Presented by Ashlar-Aspetuck Masonic Lodge No. 142.
Questions?
Event History
Questions?
You have questions, we have answers. Click here for the most frequently asked questions.
FAQ's
Where's the location?
Entrance is at the intersection of Morehouse & Center Roads, ticket scan is near 200 Center Road across from Easton Town Hall (Center Road will be closed to traffic between Morehouse and Adams Roads). Parking available at the Easton Library, the Easton Country Day School/Senior Center, and along Morehouse Road.
Where's parking?
Parking available at the Easton Library, the Easton Country Day School/Senior Center, and along Morehouse Road.
How do I purchase tickets?
TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Advance Tickets recommended, $25. cash/credit at walk-up capacity permitting. Children Under 12 FREE with paying adult! Free Can holder courtesy of Salt Life to early ticket buyers while supplies last!
Is the event rain or shine?
The ETP is rain or shine! In case of inclement / dangerous weather, please watch our announcements as we may need to postpone to a later date.
What are the music set times?
Music set times are announced on our social media profiles week of the event! Links on this page.
What can/can't I bring?
Blankets and chairs welcome!
We strongly encourage you to support our local food and beverage vendors!
Bathrooms
Porta potties available outdoors.
Are dogs/pets allowed?
We LOVE dogs and pets but sadly can not allow them (unless service animals).
What about social distancing?
- ETP is conforming to all current guidelines.
- Vaccinated concertgoers are not required to wear masks.
- Enhanced health and safety measures have been taken for you and the artists, volunteers, and other workers.
- You must follow all instructions while attending.
- An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. According to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention, senior citizens and guest with underlying medical conditions are especially vulnerable.
- By attending you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.
- Help keep each other healthy!
Who is organizing this event?
As Connecticut Freemasons, Ashlar-Aspetuck Masonic Lodge No. 142 embraces the tenets of Friendship, Morality and Brotherly Love. We do this by using the teachings of Freemasonry to better ourselves, our community and each other.
Freemasonry is the world's oldest and largest Fraternity, its history and tradition dating to antiquity. Its singular purpose is to make good men better. Its bonds of friendship, compassion and brotherly love have survived even the most divisive political, military and religious conflicts through the centuries. Many of our nation's early patriots were Freemasons, as well as thirteen signers of the Constitution and fourteen Presidents of the United States beginning with George Washington. Today, the more than four million Freemasons around the world come from virtually every occupation and profession. Within the Fraternity, however, they all meet as equals. They come from diverse political ideologies, but they meet as friends.
For more information on our lodge or if interested in joining the largest Fraternity in the world, please don't hesitate to contact us. Ashlar-Aspetuck Masonic Lodge No. 142 is located at 200 Center Road, with over 60 years of Masonic tradition in Easton, CT.
How do I become a vendor?
To become a Vendor see our Vendor Application form or contact us below!
Help Our Cause
Can't make the party? Your support and contributions can still help us meet our goals and fund the mission of Ashlar-Aspetuck Masonic Lodge No. 142.
