The purpose of the Tricentennial Committee is to lead the town in a yearlong celebration of Easton’s Tricentennial (1725-2025) that commemorates Easton’s long history, engages all Easton residents, and celebrates Easton’s enduring, three-hundred-year tradition of community spirit.

The Committee’s mission shall be:

• To celebrate the strong Easton town spirit – that thrives in our community.
• To offer diverse programming that is welcoming and inclusive of all Easton
• To strengthen bonds of family and community with events that bring people
• To involve local youth, in cooperation with schools, in varied and fun educational
• To recognize the positive and lasting impact of contributions made by Easton community
• To connect the present and past by coordinating, sharing and supporting historical
• To provide a stage for and spotlight on Easton art, music and culture, both current and past.
• To collaborate with, support and encourage all Easton nonprofits, commissions, committees and town departments in taking advantage of the unique opportunity the Tricentennial offers to educate the public and to share their own history, goals and mission.

Membership:
The committee shall be comprised of up to ten members, serving one-year terms, and subject to annual reappointment by the Select Board. One seat shall be filled by a Select Board member.

Tasks:
1.) Conduct outreach to the community to ask for suggested events that residents would be interested in attending.

2.) Partner with local businesses, community organizations, non-profits, and Town departments to develop events that appeal to all ages and encourage the greatest participation of all Easton residents and friends.

3.) Plan and coordinate a series of events for the recreational, educational, and cultural benefit of the community that will serve to commemorate Easton’s heritage and will lead to greater knowledge and appreciation of our history and our future.

4.) Develop a strategy to fundraise for Tricentennial events.

5.) Create a master calendar of events and develop marketing materials to disseminate information about the events hosted by the Tricentennial Committee, its partners, and friends of Easton.

6.) Encourage and support other community organizations to host events that highlight their group’s mission and their connections to the history of Easton.

Member	Position	Term Ends
David I Clifton	Chair	2024
Jeanette Camara	Treasurer	2024
Michael Good	Marketing Communications	2024
Dale Kerester	Community Relations	2024
Diane Lusardi	Secretary	2024
Rosalyn Miller	Assistant Secretary	2024
Kenneth Michael	Business Relations	2024
Courtney Pupkin	Fundraising/Sponsorship	2024
Joan Lundgren	Member	2024
Marc Lamb	Select Board Rep, Logistics	2024