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Affectionately called by the locals Etown or Dodge City, Easton is a town located in the Talbot County of Maryland, in the United States of America. Easton also is the county seat for Talbot and has a population of approximately 15.000 people according to recent statistics. The area of the city is of about 10 square miles. Notable residents of Easton include Tench Tilghman, an aid of George Washington, Frederick Douglas, an important abolitionist and writer, activist and philanthropist James W. Rouse, Maryland governor Philip F. Thomas and former senator Birch Bayh. If you plan to visit Easton Maryland, do not skip some of the following places and events.

Waterfowl Festival is a festival held annually in Easton Maryland in honor to the migrating Canada geese. The festival is dedicated to the conservation of wildlife and the celebration of life. In present, this even has a history of more than 35 years in a row. During the festival, the colonial streets of Easton are being closed and the historical buildings decorated for the celebration.

Third Haven Meeting House is a historical building located in Easton and considered one of the oldest Friends Meeting Houses still standing today. The building is used in the same purpose even in present and it gathers a large congregation every Sunday and Wednesday.

Arthouse Live is a theater company from Easton Maryland that involves locals performing contemporary theater plays. The company was created in 2006 and now the team performs to the Easton auditorium in a theater room in a different part of the town.

Avalon Theatre is a historic theater, who's building was raised in 1921 in order to function as a cinema. In 1934 it was transformed into a theater, but closed in 1985. It was restored and since 1989 this is the venue for local artists and for major music events like Red Hot Chili Peppers and Rage Against The Machine concerts.