Easter Egg Hunts and Easter Events.org (these pages update every year)

by **Raeja** Fri Mar 29, 2019 12:58 pm

http://www.easteregghuntsandeasterevents.org/

There are Easter Eggs hunts in almost every state ! Most allow children from babies through elementary school to participant in the actual hunt, but almost all also have many other activities, music, food and entertainment for adults and older children. The egg hunts are usually right around Easter (obviously), often late March or early April. Since Easter will be on a Sunday, most egg hunts weill be held on Saturday a week or two before, . ALWAYS click the links to check date and time with the event's own website, as there are often last minute changes due to weather or logistical problems, just click on the link to the event's website and (in most cases), you want to click on the "events" link or "calendar" link on their website. Or use their site search for "Easter". There are also Easter breakfasts and brunches and Easter parades to watch! And if you would like to make your own natural organic Easter Egg dye, here's how to do it! And see these pages for a history of the Easter egg, the history of Easter egg hunts, and the origin of the Easter Bunny! Our step-by-step guide spells out how to organize your own Easter egg hunt. Finally, if you are looking for bunny slippers, Easter baskets, candies and other Easter gifts, see this page and help supporty this website!

Read more at http://www.easteregghuntsandeasterevents.org/#uMD4rhSlUTckiAIV.99

Here, you'll find a big roundup of listings for local Easter events, including Easter Egg hunts, parades, and other Easter activities. Note that some of these events charge admission (but many are free). Each listing includes direct links to each event and this site recommends that you access these links to get the most up-to-date details, as well as info about last-minute changes. (Areas covered include the U.S., Canada, U.K., Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa and Japan).