We can’t wait for Easter in Los Angeles, a time when the city is full of vibrant spring parties, egg hunts, outdoor brunches, and festive activities. Here we’ve looked into some of the most highly anticipated events happening this year on and around Easter, which falls on April 5th, 2026.
Whether you’re looking for a lively spring celebration, beautiful local flower blooms, or the best Easter egg hunts, read on for an overview of how to make the most of this bountiful weekend.
Seek out these L.A. Easter egg hunts, events, and parties
There are dozens of Easter egg hunts in Los Angeles to look out for this week, plus seasonal parties and events to celebrate the beginning of spring. Here’s a running list of some of the most highly anticipated events coming up. Which one will you attend?
- Easter events at Griffith Park – April 3-5, 2026 – Griffith Park, CA
- Easter Eggstravaganza with Irvine Park Railroad – March 7 – April 4, 2026 – Orange, CA
- Springtime Easter Festival at Underwood Farms – March 21 – April 12, 2026 – Moorpark, CA
- Spring Soirée at the Americana at Brand – March 28, 2026 – Glendale, CA
- Bunny Bungalow at The Grove – March 13 – April 5, 2026 – The Grove, Los Angeles, CA
- Sourdough Bread Festival and Tea Nights at 123 Farm – Ongoing – Cherry Valley, CA
- Gilchrist Farm Spring Fling and Egg Hunt – March 21-22, 28-29, April 4, 2026 – Santa Clarita, CA
- Spring Jubilee with LA County Parks – March 17-28, 2026 – various locations
- Spring Fling 2026 at the Arboretum – April 3, 2026 – LA County Arboretum & Botanic Garden
- Egg Hunts at Memorial Park – April 3-4, 2026 – La Cañada Flintridge, CA
- Egg Hunt Eggstravaganza and Camp Expo – April 4, 2026 – El Segundo, CA
- Spring Egg Hunt – Apr. 4, 2026 – Cypress, CA
- Huntington Beach Easter Family Fun Day – Apr. 4, 2026 – Huntington Beach Sports Complex, Huntington Beach, CA
- Zoo Bloom at the L.A. Zoo – Ongoing activities – Los Angeles Zoo
- Easter Sunrise Service at Forest Lawn – Apr. 5, 2026 – Glendale, CA
- Spring events at 2nd & PCH – Ongoing at on-site restaurants – 2nd & PCH, CA
Easter weekend in Los Angeles wouldn’t be complete without a gorgeous brunch spread. Here are some of our favorite restaurants in LA for brunch this weekend where you can indulge in classic breakfast favorites and refreshing mimosas. Bring your friends and family and enjoy a shared meal in one of these bright and cheery daytime environments.
Candlelight presents a charming schedule of concerts this spring, including tributes to The Beatles, Hans Zimmer, ABBA, Adele, Joe Hisaishi, and even Bad Bunny. Enjoy classical renditions of your favorite songs in an intimate venue decked out with thousands of flickering candles. Some of the best venues include The Biltmore, the Historic Glendale Theater, Zipper Concert Hall, and Immanuel Presbyterian Church.
Spot some spring flowers around L.A.
Southern California is blooming with cherry blossoms, poppies, almond blossoms, mustard, magnolias, calla lilies, tulips, lupine, and endless other floral varieties that take your breath away. Welcome the bounty of spring with some flower spotting around the city, or pick up a bouquet to bring the outside in.
Flower markets and florists
Whether you’re seeking a colorful bouquet to gift to a loved one, or you’re giving your living space a spring upgrade, you’ll find there are plenty of places to buy flowers in Los Angeles. Of course, also see about supporting your local street vendor wherever possible.
- The Original Los Angeles Flower Market: A commercial district of flower sellers that’s perfect for big bulk orders.
- Flowerboy Project: Create your own bouquet or pick up a beautiful arrangement at this Venice shop.
- Mark’s Garden: A celebrity florist known for making extravagant flower arrangements.
Tulip blooms in L.A.
- Descanso Gardens: Descanso Gardens is currently blooming with over 30,000 tulips, and Easter weekend is a great opportunity to see the technicolor landscape for yourself. Explore a 150-acre haven of vibrant blooms in shades of yellow, pink, red, white, and purple. The bloom will look its best through early April, so pick a time to see it ASAP.
- Underwood Farms: Pick your own tulip bouquet at this lovely farm in Moorpark, which has turned into a blossoming sea of tulip varieties in peak bloom.
Cherry blossoms around L.A.
Around late March and early April, we’re lucky to enjoy pale pink cloud-like cherry blossom blooms throughout the city. Here are some of the best gardens where you can seek them out.
- The Japanese Garden: A 6.5 acre garden in the San Fernando Valley with an authentic tea house and several cherry blossom varieties.
- Lake Balboa Park: This Van Nuys park is blooming with over 2,000 cherry blossom trees around a serene central lake.
- Huntington Gardens: The Huntington is a historic museum, library, and garden landscape with 16 themed botanical areas to explore.
Wildflowers and superblooms
Every spring, California sees large swathes of wildflowers blooming on popular hiking trails, in remote meadows, and even along the freeway. Some popular local wildflower destinations include Chino Hills State Park, Diamond Valley Lake, and Antelope Valley. Check local wildflower reports and celebrate the arrival of the spring season at one of these gorgeous outdoor destinations.
