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Lehigh Valley Knife Show Returns to Easton, PA on April 11–12, 2026

Posted On March 29, 2026 By lvwithlove In Blog, Community News /  

The Lehigh Valley Knife Show is carving out another weekend in Easton on April 11 and 12, 2026, bringing collectors, makers, and outdoor enthusiasts together for a celebration of craftsmanship, community, and a shared appreciation for the blade.

Held at the Charles Chrin Community Center, the two-day event will feature dozens of exhibitors showcasing custom knives, collectibles, tools, and everyday carry gear. Attendees can browse, buy, sell, and trade while meeting the makers behind the work.

For organizer Levon Derkrikorian, that connection is what sets the show apart.

“I’ve always had an appreciation for knives, but my interest really began to grow around 2008,” Derkrikorian said. “The knife is one of the oldest tools in human history. It has always been a constant, and unlike modern technology, it never becomes obsolete.”

That mindset carries through the show, which highlights both tradition and innovation.

“Today, knives span an incredibly wide range, from finely handcrafted pieces rooted in centuries-old techniques to ultra-modern designs that incorporate advanced materials and molecularly engineered steels,” he said.

Derkrikorian said that variety is one of the things he is most proud of, pointing to makers like Brian Nadeau of Sharp By Design, Ted Moore, and Gary Creely as examples of the talent visitors can expect to see.

He also said the show challenges a common misconception.

“One common misconception is that a knife show is just a marketplace,” Derkrikorian said. “In reality, it’s an opportunity to learn, connect, and engage directly with skilled craftspeople and enthusiasts.”

That hands-on experience is a key part of the weekend. Weather permitting, the show will include a live forging demonstration, and attendees can have knives professionally sharpened while exploring tables filled with both practical tools and collectible pieces.

“Whether you’re looking to start a collection, expand an existing one, or simply experience something new, there’s something here for everyone,” he said.

What: Lehigh Valley Knife Show featuring custom knives, collectibles, tools, and everyday carry gear
Where: Charles Chrin Community Center, Easton, Pennsylvania
When: April 11–12, 2026
Why: To bring together collectors, makers, and newcomers to buy, sell, trade, learn, and connect around knife craftsmanship and culture

More Info: https://paknifeshows.com


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