Easter events are back for 2021! Well, sort of. Unlike last year, when nearly everything was canceled, many organizations have adapted and are inviting families for COVID-safe Easter event alternatives this spring. Let's hop to it!
Whether your comfort zone is at home on a screen, in your car, or outside/inside with masks, we have something to help your family enjoy a safe and egg-citing Easter celebration this year. We'll start with virtual events, followed by in-person events, organized by date. Happy Easter to all!
Virtual Easter events
March 25–26: Family Adventures in Pysanky With KidsQuest Children's Museum
Pysanky is an ancient form of folk art from Ukraine. Eggs are decorated using beeswax and dyes, resulting in an artful keepsake. Learn the art of Pysanky and make your own beautiful creation at this online workshop with KidsQuest Children's Museum. Preregister; $45 per family. Ages 7 and older.
March 30: Hatching Paper Eggs Craft With KCLS
Listen to stories while drawing animals hatching from eggs with Miss Bekka. Free. Family program, all ages.
April 1–4: Zoom With the Easter Bunny
Book a COVID-safe virtual date with the Easter Bunny and his friend Chick-A-Dee for songs, dancing and Easter cheer. $25 per 20-minute session.
In-person Easter events around Seattle and beyond
March 22–April 4: Golden Easter Egg Hunt at The Commons Mall, Federal Way
Head to The Commons to search for six golden Easter eggs hidden in stores throughout the mall. Each egg comes with a letter. Unscramble the Easter-themed word and submit your answer for a chance to win a prize! Free.
March 24–28 and April 1–4: Spring Photos With and Without the Easter Bunny at The Outlet Collection, Auburn
Dress up and get a snappy professional photo taken of your crew. Come by Saturday or Sunday to have your photo taken with the Easter Bunny, or Thursday or Friday without. Digital photo, $25.
March 25–April 5: Marysville's Great Egg Hunt, Marysville
Follow clues around Marysville to help the Easter Bunny find his lost eggs. Take a photo with the eggs you find and submit it for a chance to win a prize. Preregister; $5 per family, registration required.
March 26–27, noon–6 p.m.: Easter Bunny Photos at Kent Station, Kent
Reserve a time to meet the Easter Bunny and take a photo at Kent Station, then get a treat bag on your way out! Preregister; photo packages start at $20.
March 26–28: Auburn's Peter Cotton Trail, Auburn
Go on a bunny scavenger hunt around Auburn's parks and trails. The list of locations will be announced on March 26. Find 10 bunnies (each one is numbered), fill out a scorecard and submit it for a chance to win a prize! Free.
March 26–28 and April 2–3, 9 a.m.–2 p.m.: Bunny Patch at Thomasson Farm, Enumclaw
Come down to Thomasson Family Farm in Enumclaw, famous for its fall pumpkin patch, for an Easter celebration. A lot of your favorite fall activities will be available, such as the playground area and tractor train rides, plus an ongoing egg hunt and more. Book tickets in advance; $10 per person; ages 1 and younger free.
March 27, 10 a.m.–noon: Tumwater Easter Egg Dash Drive-Through, Tumwater
Jump in the car and drive by Tumwater City Hall to pick up a free Easter kit full of goodies. Mark the occasion with a picture of the fam in the car-sized photo booth. Free; preregister. Kits intended for kids ages 12 and younger.
March 27, 10:30 a.m.–noon: Timberlake Church Easter Eggstravaganza, Duvall
Timberlake Church is putting on a few Easter celebrations around the Eastside. Rather than a traditional egg hunt, this year they will do it trunk-or-treat style. Come for Easter eggs, pictures with the Easter Bunny, prizes and more. Free.
March 27, 11 a.m.–1 p.m.: Eggstravaganza Drive-Thru Easter Experience With Timberlake Church, Renton
One of four Timberlake Church Easter Eggstravaganzas, this one is a drive-through experience at the Renton location. Collect eggs, meet the Easter Bunny and more, all from your car. Free.
March 27, noon–1 p.m.: Timberlake Church Easter Eggstravaganza, Redmond
Another Timberlake Church celebration, this one at the Redmond location. Hop through a path of Easter-themed decorated cars collecting eggs at various egg stations. Stick around for a picture with the Bunny himself, kettle corn and carnival games. Free.
March 27–28, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.: Simpson Railroad Easter Bunny Special Train Ride, Shelton
Book an egg-stra special train ride with Simpson Railroad. Enjoy the 2.25-mile loop with an Easter egg hunt stop along the way. Say hello to the Easter Bunny while collecting eggs before hopping back on the train. Buy tickets onsite; $10 per person, ages 1 and younger free.
March 27–28 and April 3, noon–3 p.m.: Easter Selfies at The Landing, Renton
Pose for a cute Easter-themed photo at The Landing in Renton. Post to Instagram for a chance to win a prize! Free.
March 27–28 and April 2–4, various times: Easter at Fox Hollow Family Farm, Issaquah
Book your 2-hour time slot at Fox Hollow for some Easter farm fun. Follow the Easter Egg Trail bursting with fresh blooms and meet farm animals while collecting eggs along the way. The Easter Bunny will be there, too! Preregister; $50 per car.
Sunday, March 28, 9:30 a.m.–4 p.m.: Egg-tastic Celebration at KidsQuest, Bellevue
Book your 2-hour time slot for an egg-stra special visit to KidsQuest. You will find egg activities and egg-themed exhibits at every turn. Preregister; $15 per child, $6 per adult (adult members free).
March 28–April 4: Easter Egg Hunt at Kent Station, Kent
Head to Kent Station for an at-your-own-pace Easter egg hunt. Check the list of designated businesses giving out special Easter eggs.
March 28–April 4: Easter Egg Hunt at Sunrise Village, Puyallup
Visit designated businesses at Sunrise Village to receive eggs filled with Easter surprises. Visit the Easter Bunny and Alice in Wonderland on Sunday, March 28, 3–6 p.m., or Tuesday, March 30, 4–7 p.m. Bring a completed activity sheet when meeting the Easter Bunny to have it put on display. Free.
March 30–April 3: mEGGa Hunt Kits Pickup, Bainbridge Island
Register for a complete Easter egg hunt kit containing filled eggs, a DIY egg hunt bag craft and activities for the whole family. Once you have registered, pick up your kit at the Bainbridge Aquatic Center. Preregister; $20 per kit.
April 3, 9 a.m.–noon: EGGsplore Bonney Lake Driving Scavenger Hunt, Bonney Lake
Solve clues posted on Facebook to track down a sneaky rabbit! If you should succeed, the rabbit will be waiting with your prize. Free. Intended for kids ages 12 and younger.
April 3, 9 a.m.–noon: Fife Easter Drive-Through, Fife
Drive through Dacca Park while collecting Easter goodies. The Easter Bunny will be there, too! Free; preregister. Intended for ages 1–10.
April 3, 10 a.m.–noon: Egg Grab N Go, Mill Creek
Dress in your Easter best, grab your basket and head to Heatherwood Middle School for a drive-through Easter event. Kids will receive candy-filled eggs, delivered to the safety of your car. Bring kids ages 1–5 between 10–11 a.m., and kids ages 6–12 between 11 a.m.–12 p.m. Free.
April 3, 10 a.m.–8 p.m.: West Seattle Egg Hunt and Easter Totes, West Seattle
Purchase an Easter tote bag full of West-Seattle-Junction-themed goodies, then book your time slot for an Easter scavenger hunt through the business district in the Junction. Preregister; $30 per tote.
April 3, noon–3 p.m.: Drive-Through Easter Celebration With Crossroads, Bellevue
Drive on over to Crossroads Mall to pick up an Easter goody bag from the safety (and convenience) of your car. Free; preregister. For ages 12 and younger.
April 3–4, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.: Easter Egg Hunt at Old McDebbie's Farm, Spanaway
Join in for an Easter egg hunt on your visit to meet bunnies, goats, horses, kangaroos, zebras and more at Old McDebbie's Farm. Entry is $10 per person; ages 3 and younger free. Some activities on the farm are available for an additional fee.
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