Easton Human Rights Committee Finalizes Pride Event With $4,200 Budget Remaining

EASTON — June 2, 2026 — Easton Human Rights Committee locks in Pride event logistics with roughly $4,217 in reserve. The committee, meeting June 2, reviewed a treasurer's report showing $1,650 in recent donations from sponsors including Nico, Village Speech, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, and Bella Real Estate, which brought the account to $8,532 before $4,314.73 in expenses for portable restrooms, yard signs, entertainment, face painting, and an anticipated $1,120 police detail. Member Michelle presented a Canva-designed event program covering four entertainment acts — DJ Dave Spadone, the Unity Band, the Drive People, and a clown and juggler — five food trucks, and roughly 25 to 30 vendors, with Deputy Chief Adams confirming two officers on duty from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. The committee also recognized departing three-year member Bob and discussed filling ongoing board vacancies, with two Easton High School students — a rising junior and a rising senior — identified as prospective applicants for open seats.

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