Hop Into Easter Fun – The Easter Bunny Is Coming to Town!

Get ready for a morning of Easter magic! This Saturday, April 4th, we're celebrating the season with a special Easter Eggstravaganza — and the Easter Bunny himself is making an appearance!

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First Stop: St. Lawrence Market at 10:00am, catch the Easter Bunny at the St. Lawrence Market North Building (92 Front Street East) for a festive meet-and-greet. A perfect chance to say hello and snap a photo before the fun continues!

Second Stop: Allan Gardens Easter Egg Hunt From 11:30–2:00 PM, the adventure moves to the Allan Gardens Farmers Market at the Allan Gardens Children's Conservatory (19 Horticultural Avenue). This is an Easter Egg Hunt you won't want to miss. Keep your eyes peeled — lucky chocolate eggs contain a special ticket for a chance to win a prize! 🍫🎁

📅 RSVP here so we ensure we have enough chocolate eggs for everyone! Spots are limited, so don't wait!

Whether you're bringing the little ones or just young at heart, this is one Easter celebration you won't want to miss. We'll see you there!

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