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Kids can search for glowing eggs, enjoy games with friends and turn in eggs to redeem for snacks and prizes at the Kirkwood Park Glow Egg Hunt. 

Children of all abilities can search the Youth Activity Park for eggs, play games plus visit and take pictures with the Easter Bunny. Registration is required.

Hop over to the Crestwood Community Center to meet the Easter Bunny. Use your own phone and take as many photos as you want. Participants must register for a time slot for this socially distanced event.

The City of Ellisville hosts this annual Easter Egg Hunt for kids ages 1-9 in Bluebird Park, and this year the Easter Bunny will leave a trail of colorful eggs full of candy and prizes. Pre-registration is required.

Spring is the perfect time for an outdoor movie! Bring blankets, picnic baskets and coolers and see a movie under the stars at Babler State Park near the Outdoor Education Center.

Eggs will be scattered across a field with hard and soft surfaces for this non-competitive, accessible egg hunt for children who have sensory, fine motor and gross motor special needs. The Adaptive Egg Hunt is for ages 2-10. Registration is not necessary. Free.

No need to register for this egg hunt at The Pointe in Ballwin. Kids will be separated into different areas based on age, and each egg hunt area will have eggs spread across the field, along with golden tickets for prizes! Age groups are 2-4, 5-7 and 8-10. Every participant will be guaranteed a bag of candy. Plus, the Easter Bunny will be visiting each age group to pose for pictures. Kids should bring their own baskets.

Bring a flashlight and a basket and go egg hunting in the park after dark! Kids ages 10-14 will enjoy a flashlight egg hunt, pizza and games.

The Annual Spring Egg Hunt in Wildwood includes bags of eggs for each child and lots of fun and entertaining surprises! Each bag contains 15 eggs.

Birds aren't the only animals to lay eggs! Bring your kids to Tower Grove Park for a storytime and nature-based learning about critters that lay eggs. 

Kids ages 7-14 are invited to participate in a virtual entrepreneurial workshop featuring award-winning youth entrepreneur Mikey Wren and his team. Attendees will learn the basics of how to start a business with tips on budgeting, marketing, identifying startup costs, selecting your target market, and more.

Get a jump on springtime fun at Springtime Magic at The Magic House! Springtime Magic includes Bunny Town, the museum's newest outdoor experience featuring spring-inspired art, bunny games & trike rides through floral fun, visits the bunny, egg hunts, and more! 

Watch a new concert each week featuring Ralph and his puppet friends in a fun festival of song, silliness and friendship.

City Museum will open its famous rooftop as it returns to extended hours, seven days per week. In addition to the rooftop reopening, City Museum will hold a Bubble Dance Party from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

In honor of Women's History Month, kids can participate in Girl Power Story Time, a virtual program that includes stories, songs, and activities featuring strong females.

Construct interesting bird feeders from salvaged scrap wood, metal, and more! Learn about native birds and their habits and construct a feeder for your backyard while eliminating waste that would have otherwise been sent to the landfill.

Elementary and middle schoolers can connect with their creative peers during The League of Extraordinary Makers virtual art classes from Artscope! 

Interested in Washington University's Pre-College Programs? Join the summer Pre-College Programs director, Becki Baker, for a coffee (or tea) informal Q&A about Wash U's Pre-College Programs. This series of online events focuses on different aspects of attending the summer programs for middle and high school students.