Springtime egg hunts kicked off in New York City last weekend and more are happening right before or on Easter Sunday. Here’s where to find them:

MANHATTAN

Families will gather like they do every year on Dongan Lawn in Fort Tryon Park for the Annual Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday, April 4, 10am-noon. Organized by the Fort Tyron Park Conservancy, the festive tradition includes games, music and face painting. The rain date is Sunday, April 12.

Bring your own basket to the Elizabeth Street Garden in Nolita, Sunday, April 5 to search for eggs hidden in the one-acre community garden. Toddler Time is from 11:30am-noon and noon-2pm for all ages. The event is FREE; all are welcome.

The Easter service and children’s program at St. Mark’s Church in the Bowery is followed by an Easter Egg Hunt in the West Yard. The service is at 11am.

Trinity Church will host an Easter Egg Hunt and Celebration in the churchyard following a family-friendly Eucharist on Sunday, April 5. The service is at 9am; the egg hunt will be held from 10-11am.

BROOKLYN

Carroll Gardens families: the waitlist has started for the Easter Scavenger Hunt, Saturday, April 4 in Carroll Park. Presented by Brooklyn Church, the event is FREE and geared to ages 3-10. Meet at the park house at 11am; the scavenger hunt, mini-games and face painting will go until 12:30pm.

In Bed-Stuy, the Whole Neighborhood Garden hosts Easter in the Garden, noon-2pm, with an Easter egg hunt, games and crafts. This event is also FREE.

QUEENS

Final chance to participate in the celebrated Barnyard Egg Hunt at the Queens County Farm Museum on Saturday, April 4. Egg hunts are divided into ages groups of 0-5 with an adult and ages 5 and up. Tickets are timed, 10:15am-3:45pm and priced at $17 general admission, children under 2 are FREE. BYOB is encouraged. Be sure to stop and say hello to the farm’s newest residents, baby quails.

There’s a waitlist for Long Island City’s Annual Egg Hunt & Festival, scheduled for Saturday, April 4 at Gantry Park. Walk up registration is not happening. The festival portion of the event, carnival games, music and entertainment, does not require advance registration.

THE BRONX

SOLD OUT! The historic Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum hosts its second Annual Easter Egg Hunt of the season on Saturday, April 4, 10am-2pm. Tickets are $15 per kiddo, adults are FREE when accompanied by a child. The event is held rain or shine so dress accordingly.

STATEN ISLAND

The Easter Sunday Egg Hunt at Clay Pit Ponds State Park Reserve, Sunday April 5 is plastic free. Drop-in from 11am-2pm. Participants look for wooden eggs on the park’s trails that can be exchanged for prizes. Recommended for ages 5-12, the event is FREE. BYOB.

Updated April 3, 2026