Easter is right around the corner, and that means it is time for one of Lubbock’s favorite traditions. Easter egg hunts are popping up all over the area, giving families plenty of chances to get out, have fun, and load up on candy.
Here are some of the Easter egg hunts happening in and around Lubbock this year. Remember, events are always subject to change in dates/ times/ locations, so please call ahead if you want to be absolutely sure about details.
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12th Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Tom’s Tree Place
Saturday, April 4 at 10 a.m.. This free event will feature more than 9,000 eggs hidden and ready for kids to collect.The hunt starts right at 10:00 AM and typically wraps up quickly, often within about 15 minutes, so arriving early is highly recommended.
Once the egg hunt is over, families can stick around to enjoy the free Garden Gnome Trail, which offers a fun activity for all ages. Guests are also invited to explore the nursery and shop for spring flowers to freshen up their homes and yards.
Parking note: Visitors are asked to park east of Tom’s Tree Place and use the east entrance to access the event.
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Joyful Hunt at Emmanuel Worship Center
Saturday, April 4 at 11 a.m. for JOYFUL HUNT. grab the kids and invite your friends for an afternoon full of fun, laughter, and celebration.
The event will feature:
An egg huntGames for all agesFood to enjoyInflatables for the kids
For more details, visit: www.ewcpeople.com
Easter Egg Hunt with St. Luke’s
Head out to the Maedgen Elementary School playground on Saturday, April 4 at 3 p.m. for an Easter egg hunt designed for kids of all ages.
The event will feature multiple hunt times, with groups divided by age so everyone has a chance to participate. Families should plan to meet on the basketball courts before the hunt begins to go over instructions. Don’t forget to bring an Easter basket for collecting eggs.
For parking, use the north or south lots, as the east entrance is no longer available.
Sunday, April 5th at 2:00 p.m. Organizers say more than 10,000 eggs will be hidden for kids to find, making this one of the bigger hunts in the area.
The event will kick off with a special appearance from the Easter Bunny, who is expected to arrive by helicopter to start the festivities. Kids will also have the chance to take photos with the Easter Bunny, so bringing a camera is encouraged.
There will be a variety of prizes up for grabs, including bikes, scooters, and smaller toys, adding even more excitement to the hunt. Families should note that strollers will not be allowed during the egg hunt portion of the event.
Guests are encouraged to come out, enjoy the lake, and take part in a growing community tradition that continues to draw larger crowds each year. Standard gate admission fees will apply upon entry.
Lubbock Animal Services 3rd Annual Easter Egg Hunt for Our Shelter Dogs
From their event page:
Join Lubbock Animal Services for our 3rd Annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 4th from 10 AM – 1 PM at 3323 SE Loop 289!
Our shelter dogs will be hunting for treat-filled eggs while we learn more about their personalities and give them a fun day of enrichment.
Event Reminders:
• This event is ONLY for LAS shelter dogs
• Baskets will be provided, but you may bring your own
• Anyone is welcome to participate
Donations Needed:We are accepting donations of plastic eggs and dog treats.
Donation drop-off is at Lubbock Animal Services.
Interested in volunteering or donating? Call 806-775-2057 for more information.
Joel’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt
Joel’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt returns on April 4, 2026 at Rodgers Park, bringing the community together for a popular spring tradition. The egg hunt is set to begin at 2 PM and is free to attend, welcoming families and children of all ages to join in the fun.
Hoppy Easter Everyone!
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