Karl Stirner Arts Trail

Karl Stirner Arts Trail Karl Stirner Arts Trail is a 1.6 mile long trail connecting the Downtown, College Hill and West Ward neighborhoods in the City of Easton.

REMINDER - the KSAT is closed this morning thru 2 pm for poison ivy spraying.
08/31/2026

REMINDER - the KSAT is closed this morning thru 2 pm for poison ivy spraying.

08/29/2026

Get those Artful Dash 5K registrations in soon! Next price increase happens 9/8. So get signed up by 9/7 at 11:59 pm for $30 and secure your free race long-sleeved t-shirt. https://bit.ly/KSATartfuldash2026

Our next KSAT event combines live music and silent films on Saturday 9/12.Join us for the Liz Keough Orchestra with Sile...
08/28/2026

Our next KSAT event combines live music and silent films on Saturday 9/12.
Join us for the Liz Keough Orchestra with Silent Films at 7 pm on Movie Hill across from the KSAT dog park. A free community program! (bring a chair/blanket.) The event is part of the Karl Stirner Arts Trail’s Movies and Music on the Trail series.

Hailed as a national treasure by Quarter Notes Magazine, Keough leads her Easton band sizzling and swinging through jumping, jiving, and thrilling party music. By turns wry and bombastic, Honest Liz deftly riffs on life, liberty, and the pursuit of an eight-to-the-bar groove.

Please see this important update from the   regarding the trail's closure this coming Monday 8/31 for poison ivy sprayin...
08/27/2026

Please see this important update from the regarding the trail's closure this coming Monday 8/31 for poison ivy spraying.
It won't be closed all day, but it will be closed in the morning and early afternoon that day. FYI

HEAD'S UP: This coming Monday 8/31, a city contractor will be spraying poison ivy along the Karl Stirner Arts Trail as we do every summer for visitor safety.

The trail will be closed from 8 am - 2 pm. Workers will be stationed at trailheads to let visitors know about the closure. Please do not go around the closures. Thank you.

If you've ever walked the  , then you know this sculpture. Sitting aside the famous red arch by the trail's namesake, St...
08/27/2026

If you've ever walked the , then you know this sculpture. Sitting aside the famous red arch by the trail's namesake, Steve Tobin's "Late Bronze Root" immediately captures the eye. It is made from reassembled castings of the delicate root system of a sycamore tree. The sculpture is part of Tobin’s Bronze Roots series.

The KSAT collection of 11 sculptures by Tobin is a generous gift from George Ball of Fordhook Farm/Burpee Gardening in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. The transportation and installation of the sculptures in Easton were funded by John Jaindl, VM Development Co., and anonymous donors.

In addition to Late Bronze Root, the works include Black Steel Root (2009) and Sprouts (2003), also on the KSAT; Corymb Exploding (2009) and Sunflower (2003) at Hugh Moore Park; Wreath (2009) at Scott Park; three sculptures from Tobin’s 2009 Weeds series at Hackett Park; and two pieces with locations to be determined.

Learn more about Steve Tobin: https://www.karlstirnerartstrail.org/late-bronze-root/

We're so glad that the     on the KSAT has reopened just in time for   today! Come by with your pup. 🐾🐶It's located abou...
08/26/2026

We're so glad that the on the KSAT has reopened just in time for today!
Come by with your pup. 🐾🐶
It's located about 1/2 a mile past the blue bridge off of Bushkill Drive.

08/25/2026
08/25/2026

Yesterday, the hosted two Easton-based Girl Scout troops to paint the Young Artists' Wall on the Blue Bridge. ❤️🎨🖌️👩‍🎨🫟

GOOD NEWS for dog owners: the KSAT dog park has reopened!Time to go play with your pooch again!
08/24/2026

GOOD NEWS for dog owners: the KSAT dog park has reopened!
Time to go play with your pooch again!

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PO Box 1028
Easton, PA
18044

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