Peeps are on the shelves and pastel is everywhere, you know what that means — Easter is just around the corner. To soak up the sweetness of springtime, we’re rounding up Easter-themed events and menus for every bunny in the family.
🐰 Easter events
Texas-sized Easter Egg Hunt, Stockyards
Hop around the Stockyards on Saturday, April 8, and look for Easter eggs filled with candy and toys. There will also be live music and kid-friendly activities starting at 12 p.m.
Easter Egg Hunt, Chisholm Trail Park
Head to the park’s soccer fields to hunt colorful eggs on Saturday, April 8 from 12-2 p.m.
Epic Easter Egg Hunts, Fort Worth Community Centers
The Easter bunny will be hopping around several community centers this week, giving kids the chance to hunt for eggs, eat candy, and take photos. Be sure to check the full schedule for locations + times.
Electric Egg Hunt, The Keller Pointe, Keller
Teens (ages 11-17) can let loose in a nighttime egg hunt on Thursday, April 6 with blacklight flashlights and neon eggs from 8 to 10 p.m. Register in advance for $25. On Friday, April 7 everyone above the age of three is invited to participate in the Underwater Eggstravaganza at the pool featuring vendors, candy, and prizes.
Pop-Up Egg Hunts, North Richland Hills
Get your baskets ready — parks around the city will host three days of egg hunts beginning Wednesday, April 5. Each day, the city will announce which two parks will host a pop-up egg hunt, so keep your eyes locked on social media. Bonus: One egg at each park will feature a Bunny Prize.
Easter Fest, Mainstay Farm, Cleburne
It’s an all-day affair at this festival featuring the Easter Bunny, baby animals, photo ops, hayrides, a Ferris wheel + food and drink vendors. The event runs through Sunday, April 9 and tickets start at $20.
Adult Easter Egg Hunt, Hotel Vin, Grapevine
Feel like a kid again during this hunt on Sunday, April 9 from 3-4:30 p.m. A $25 ticket includes a glass of wine and a chance to win prizes like a Harvest Hall gift card and a one-night stay at Hotel Vin.
🥚 Easter menus
Celebrate the holiday with a midday feast. Reservations are filling up fast, so grab one while they are still available.
Toro Toro | $75+ | Reserve a table
From 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Chef Jonathan Esparza is putting a Pan-Latin twist on Easter classics with shrimp and crab enchiladas, beef anticuchos, and prime beef tenderloin tiradito.
Taste Community Project | Pay-what-you-can | Reserve a table
Chef Jeff and his team will prepare a special brunch menu from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Omni Fort Worth Hotel | $40-$76 | Reserve a table
Head to the hotel’s second floor to try the chef specials including pan-seared salmon, honey-baked ham, bourbon-smoked brisket, and sweet treats.
Truluck’s | Cost of purchase | Reserve a table
The Southlake seafood restaurant is serving classic dishes including miso-glazed sea bass, seared tuna, and lobster tail dishes, along with specialty cocktails and desserts. The Easter menu is available now through Sunday.
CRÚ Food & Wine Bar | $38 | Reserve a table
Stop by from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a three-course prix-fixe menu featuring smoked salmon deviled egg toast for appetizers and entrees like crab cakes, steak and eggs, and lamb chops.
Caterina’s | Cost of purchase | Reserve a table
Celebrate the spring flavors with a special holiday menu featuring grilled peach salad, seared scallops, lamb, and mascarpone panettone.