Easter is approaching, and Warwickshire is bursting with egg-citing activities! From thrilling Easter trails to hands-on crafts and even a few fluffy surprises, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this spring.

Egg-cellent Adventures at the British Motor Museum

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Get ready for a wheely fun time at the British Motor Museum, where a lineup of egg-ceptional activities awaits from the 5th to the 27th of April.

Kids can put their detective skills to the test on the Family Trail, cracking the hidden code to earn a reward sticker. Budding designers can get creative with Hatch Your Own Car, where they’ll transform a simple egg shape into a one-of-a-kind vehicle. Meanwhile, the Egg-straordinary Tour will take little ones on a fascinating adventure with car experts Maggie Dwyer and Barry Wheeler, who will share insider tips on buying and selling classic cars.

Over the Easter weekend (18th- 21st April), you can also join in on a traditional Easter egg hunt within the museum’s impressive car collection. Plus, enjoy two special accessibility-focused days: Mellow Monday on the 7th of April and the first Access Day of 2025 on the 24th of April. Find out more here

Hop Over for Afternoon Tea at the Riverside Venue

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Hop over to the Riverside Venue in Stratford-upon-Avon for a delightful afternoon tea with the Easter Bunny and friends! This enchanting event includes delicious treats and a live show, making it the perfect way to add a sprinkle of magic to your Easter celebrations. Treat yourself and your little ones to a truly memorable experience this Easter. Book here.

Egg-stra Special Discoveries at Stratford Butterfly Farm

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From the 10th to the 27th of April, discover freshly laid butterfly eggs, watch caterpillars transform into pupae, and, if you’re lucky, witness a butterfly emerge before your very eyes at Stratford Butterfly Farm.

You can also explore the fascinating connection between the Butterfly Farm and the ancient Maya civilisation, who discovered cacao—the key ingredient in our beloved Easter chocolate! On Wednesday, the 18th of April, beekeeper Matthew Ingram from Holt Hall Apiary will introduce visitors to the wonderful world of bees. Plus, daily interactive sessions let your little ones get up close to mini-beasts, beetles, and the butterfly life cycle.

Eggsplore History This Easter at Shakespeare’s Homes

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With Shakespeare’s New Place reopening just in time for Easter, why not take the time to explore all three of Shakespeare’s family homes and enjoy hands-on activities for all ages?
Shakespeare’s New Place: Enjoy artist-led workshops on selected Sundays during the school holidays.
Shakespeare’s Birthplace: Experience All the World’s a Stage performances, celebrating The Women Who Made Shakespeare.
Anne Hathaway’s Cottage: Nurture in Nature sessions every Wednesday during school holidays are perfect for young explorers to learn about nature.

Find out more here.

Easterfest 2025

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Get ready for a cracking time at Easterfest 2025! This free event in the heart of Leamington Spa promises a day packed with family-friendly fun, stalls, and entertainment. Whether you’re a foodie in search of delicious Easter treats or a shopaholic hunting for unique, handcrafted finds, Easterfest has something for everyone to enjoy.

Crack Into Easter Fun at Kenilworth Castle

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Step into the past this Easter at Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Garden, where young adventurers can take part in the Easter Adventure Quest running daily from 5th–27th April. Hunt for clues hidden around the castle grounds and claim a well-earned chocolatey reward. No booking required—just add £2 per child on arrival (in addition to admission). And from 12th–21st April, don’t miss The Big Brick Build! Join expert builders to recreate the stunning Elizabethan gardens in LEGO®, design a royal-worthy dress for Queen Elizabeth I, and help bring Robert Dudley’s romantic masterpiece to life—brick by brick. It's the perfect blend of history, creativity, and fun. Book early and save 15%.

Fairytale Farm’s Easter Takeover

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Make sure to visit Fairytale Farm between the 5th and 21st of April as it transforms into a dreamland this Easter with DreamWorks' Gabby’s Dollhouse! With exciting activities, enchanting games, and fun giveaways, this is one event you won’t want to miss.

Activities include an exciting Scavenger Egg Hunt, a Prize Draw, Face Painting, and Breakfast with the Easter Bunny over Easter weekend (18th–21st April). Find out more here.

Enchanting Easter Adventures at Warwick Castle

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This Easter, Warwick Castle invites you to explore its magnificent grounds and experience a fun-packed adventure! The castle is brimming with family-friendly activities, including an Easter egg hunt where little ones can hunt for hidden treats throughout the stunning castle grounds. Alongside traditional Easter fun, enjoy live shows, interactive displays, and the awe-inspiring castle itself. Book tickets here.

More Egg-stra Special Easter Events

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No Easter celebration is complete without an adventure, and the National Trust’s Easter egg trails (running from the 28th of March to the 27th of April) are the perfect way to get outdoors and explore. With trails across Warwickshire and beyond, enjoy nature-inspired activities, egg hunts, and traditional games like egg-and-spoon races. Some of the best Warwickshire locations to explore include:
Charlecote Park (12th–27th of April) – A scenic trail through parkland, home to Jacob sheep and fallow deer.
Upton House and Gardens (5th–27th of April) – Little ones can test their skills with an Egg Shye and a colour wheel challenge.
Baddesley Clinton (14th–21st of April) – A historic moated manor house with a charming Easter adventure trail.
Coughton Court (16th–21st of April) – Space hopper races, hungry bunny toss, and plenty of parkland fun.
Packwood House (14th–21st of April) – A garden trail featuring sculpted yews and a beautiful lakeside walk.
Trails cost £3.50 per child (plus normal admission), with each little explorer receiving a chocolate egg—or a vegan and Free From chocolate egg- made using cocoa from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms. Find out more here.

Mallory Court: Easter Stays Offer

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After a day filled with Easter adventures, why not treat yourself to a relaxing getaway? Mallory Court Hotel & Spa offers an exclusive Easter Stays Offer—the perfect opportunity to unwind in luxury after a weekend full of egg hunts, outdoor fun, and family bonding. Book here


With so many egg-citing activities, Warwickshire is the perfect place to celebrate Easter. Make sure to keep an eye on our What's On pages for a full calendar of events and activities taking place in Shakespeare’s England this half term.