LIST: Easter events hopping through the state
Sioux Falls
Great Plains Zoo is hosting its Egg-stravaganza on Saturday from 10-5. Special event pricing is in effect for general admission. The event is included for people named on Monarch and Gold memberships (plus one free guest). Standard members can purchase $5 tickets online, or $7 walk-up tickets. The event is a zoo-wide egg hunt for kids.
The Premiere Playhouse is showing The Passion and the Cross, a play that tells the biblical story of Jesus. The last day to see it is Easter Sunday.
Downtown Sioux Falls is hosting an egg hunt that scatters eggs all across downtown businesses. The hunt kicks off at 11:30 a.m. Saturday.
The Easter Bunny is appearing at Great Shots along with an egg hunt at the Sanford Diamonds. Brunch and golf starts on Saturday at 9 and the hunt starts at 11 a.m..
Skate City will host its own egg hunt on Saturday. $10 Admission – $4 Rentals. Parents get 1/2 off skate admission with purchase of a child admission. Easter themed games, prizes & more!
Lennox
Good Earth Farm will host an egg hunt at 11 a.m. on Saturday.
Mitchell
Coborns will host a free egg hunt for 8 and up on Friday at 10 and another for ages 7 and under at 10 a.m. Saturday. The Easter bunny will be at the store Saturday at 10 a.m.
The public library Saturday Storytime at 10:30am for stories, songs & fun. Also, stay for a special Community Creativity event from 11 a.m. -1 p.m. Artists from the Mitchell Area Arts Council and 401 Create will help kids make a watercolor Easter egg drawing and participate in a guided how-to-draw-a-bunny lesson.
Bella's annual Easter Egg Hunt at Bella's Butterfly Garden on at 2 p.m. Saturday. The hunt is for children 12 and under please. Come see the Easter bunny and get eggs with candy.
M&M Greenhouse will have a special table set up to create your own adult Easter basket – filled with goodies, garden delights, or whatever brings you joy! Bring a friend, get your hands a little dirty, and enjoy a fun afternoon at the greenhouse.
A free Community Easter Egg Hunt is at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, April 20, on the DWU Sherman Center Green! Patrons can stay after for refreshments and Easter Service from Fusion Church after the hunt at 10 a.m. inside the DWU Sherman Center.
Pierre
A first ever for the venue, Fun Time Adventures in Fort Pierre will have an Easter Egg hunt on Saturday.
The annual Easter Egg Hunt at the Governor's Mansion is 1 p.m. Sunday. The event is sponsored by the Elks Club 1953 in Pierre. The mansion address is 119 N. Washington Avenue.
Winner
Annual Easter Egg Hunt 10 a.m. Saturday at the Winner City Park.
West River
Spring Fling & Glow Egg Hunt – Rush Mountain Adventure Park, Keystone – April 19 & 20
Hot Springs American Legion Easter Egg Hunt – Centennial Park, Hot Springs – April 19
Easter Egg Hunt – Hermosa Baseball Fields – April 19
Hop with a Cop Indoor Easter Egg Hunt – The Box Elder Events Center – April 19
Community Easter Egg Hunt – BrewBerry Bistro, Sturgis – April 18
Spearfish Community Easter Egg Hunt – Spearfish Rec Center – April 19
Egg Rush: The Ultimate Hunt for Kids & Adults – Steel Wheel Campground/Trading Post, Deadwood – April 20
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