The season of all things chocolate and bunnies is just around the corner, and The Squamish Chief has put together a list of places where you can get into the Easter spirit.
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Sea to Sky Gondola
Children of all ages are invited to an Easter Egg Gathering at the Sea to Sky Gondola on Sunday, April 20.
“The Easter Bunny has hidden chocolate treasures around the Summit Lodge and Plaza—and they need your help to find them!” reads the Sea to Sky Gondola website.
“With friendly staff to guide the way, little explorers can collect treats at themed stations and enjoy the adventure. Fun for the whole family!”
The Easter Egg Gathering runs from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and is free with a lift ticket or annual pass.
But that’s not all happening at the gondola, there’s also an Easter brunch to treat your taste buds.
“Enjoy a delicious Easter brunch in the Summit Lodge with family and friends. Brunch will be offered in a buffet style and features Canadian Back Bacon, Westcoast Benedict, Huevos Rancheros, Continental favourites, and so much more,” reads the website.
Tickets are going for $45.95, with tickets for kids aged 6 to 12 selling for $25 and kids under 5 eat for free.
“Reservations for brunch are required; no reservations are required for the Easter Egg Gathering,” reads the website.
For more information, visit the Sea to Sky Gondola website.
Lavendel Farm
Enjoy an Easter adventure at Lavendel Farm on April 19.
Families are invited to spend a day with adorable farm animals, tractor rides, Easter crafts, face painting, a fire pit and an Easter egg hunt.
“Choose from three time slots: 10 AM, 11:30 AM, or 1 PM and enjoy a delightful day with family and friends,” reads the event listing.
“S’more kits will be available for purchase, but there will be no concession—so feel free to bring your own snacks and warm drinks.”
Free parking is available on site, and the event is set to go ahead rain or shine!
Tickets can be purchased on Eventbrite and cost $12 with free entry for kids under 2.
Tiny Tots Gym
Head to Tiny Tots Gym for an egg-citing Easter event on Thursday, April 17.
From 4 to 6 p.m., kids can take part in an egg hunt with the Tiny Tots bunny, face painting, a meet and greet with some real-life bunnies from Glacier Valley Farm and play fun in the gym.
“The first 30 tickets sold will receive a special Easter gift,” reads their Instagram page.
Purchase your tickets here.
Britannia Mine Museum
Take a trip to the Britannia Mine Museum from April 18 to 21 for a golden Easter egg-venture.
“Venture underground on a special seasonal tour where mining meets festive fun. Learn how everyday at the Britannia Mine used to be like a giant Easter Egg Hunt!” reads the Britannia Mine Museum website.
“Just like miners once searched for valuable ore, you’ll hunt for hidden golden eggs—then trade them in for a piece of golden chalcopyrite. Continue the adventure with a self-guided scavenger hunt around the site, solving clues for a chance to win a mystery mineral (one per child).”
The fun-filled Easter event is included with museum admission and can be booked via their website.
Brackendale Art Gallery Cafe & Culture Centre
Head to the BAG for an Easter breakfast, brunch or lunch on April 20.
“Explore the space on an Easter scavenger hunt and earn a delicious treat. They'll have colouring for the kids, drinks for the adults, and good vibes for everyone. Take in the art, play a game, and enjoy yourself in their history space,” reads the BAG website.
“The Easter Scavenger Hunt is self-guided and you can participate whenever you'd like between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Show the staff your completed scavenger hunt for a delicious Easter treat!”
Food specials start from $22 with a $10 mimosa drink special. No reservations are required.
Downtown Easter Egg Hunt
Head to Stan Clarke Park on Saturday, April 19th for a fun Easter-filled morning.
The event runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and is free for everyone to join.
There will be an Easter egg hunt, plus face painting, games, crafts, prizes and bunnies.
View the Facebook event page or visit the Tourism Squamish website for more information.
