Whether you're looking for a thrilling egg hunt, a long hike or even a chance to meet the Easter Bunny himself, Sheffield has plenty on offer for friends and famillies keeping little ones entertained during the school holidays.
Sheffield has plenty of Easter cheer and family-friendly activities on offer, and we’ve rounded up nine of the best ones. Take a look at the list below and get ready to plan some great activities.
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1. Easter Egg Hunt on The Moor
Taking place on Wednesday 1st and Thursday 2nd April, from 11am to 3pm, the free event will see children and families go on a hunt for Easter surprises across The Moor. Scales and Tails will be onsite across both days, offering interactive reptile experiences for kids to enjoy. | Submitted Photo: Submitted
2. Easter Monday duck race in Endcliffe Park: Monday 6 April 2pm
Large crowds braved the wet weather to watch the race last year and cheer on their ducks in the hope of winning a prize. Many will hope for better weather this year on Bank Holiday Monday. All proceeds go to Friends of Porter Valley, a charitable community group which looks after the parks in Sheffield. | Ellen Barr Photo: Ellen Barr
3. The trail at Sheffield Cathedral
Children will be able to enjoy making bunnies and chicks, and colouring their own egg-shaped stained glass window. Rufus the Cathedral Mouse also has a new Easter trail. Photo: Submitted
4. Easter at the National Videogame Museum
Play and learn about one of Nintendo’s most iconic characters, Mario, whilst learning a fact or two about the character’s history. | Boneloaf