The much-loved Wide Bay Kids Easter in the Gardens event is back for 2025, transforming
the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens into a vibrant Easter wonderland from now to 30 April.
This free, family-friendly event invites the community to enjoy a unique outdoor experience
filled with creativity, adventure and community spirit.
Event highlights
- Giant Easter Egg Display: Stroll through the gardens and admire 15 larger-than-life
Easter eggs, sponsored by local businesses each hand-painted by local artists. These stunning works of art will be on display for the entire month of April, providing the perfect backdrop for family outings and photos.
- Easter Egg Hunt: Families can take part in a self-guided Easter egg hunt, solving
clues along the way. Grab a hunt map from Café 1928 or download one online to
begin your adventure. Completed entries go into the draw for some fantastic prizes
donated by local businesses valued at $50.
- Golden Egg Challenge: Keep an eye out for twelve hidden Golden Eggs throughout
the gardens. Each Golden Egg contains a $25 gift card to spend at Bundy Bowl &
Leisure Centre, adding an extra layer of excitement for those exploring the space.
● People’s Choice Award: Visitors can vote for their favourite giant Easter egg,
helping to decide this year’s People’s Choice Award winner. By voting, participants
also go into the draw for an Easter Gift Basket valued at $50.
A Celebration of community and inclusion
Easter in the Gardens is designed to be accessible for all.
The self-guided walking experience ensures that individuals of all abilities can participate and enjoy the event.
With a strong focus on community involvement, artists, local businesses and sponsors play a key role in bringing this event to life, making it a highlight of the Bundaberg Easter season.
Carinbundi Kids Family Day Care’s Tina Marshall said they just loved Easter in the Gardens.
“It’ such a wonderful celebration of everything local and community, and as a foundation sponsor we are proud to be a part of the adventure these school holidays,” she said.
“Accessibility for all has always been the key feature of this event and there are many ways everyone can get in on the fun.
“See you in the Gardens!”
Get involved
Location: Bundaberg Botanic Gardens
Dates: 1 April to 30 April
Hunt maps: Available for download or at Café 1928
Voting: Cast your vote via QR codes at the event to win great prizes
Don’t miss this celebration of art, adventure, and community at Easter in the Gardens.
Alongside the event, the Wide Bay Kids School Holiday Guide is the go-to resource for
finding things to do across Bundaberg and the surrounding regions these Easter holidays.
Packed with workshops, performances, outdoor adventures, and local events, the guide helps families plan a fun and stress-free break.
President of Wide Bay Kids, Angela Twyford said the School Holiday Guide and Easter in the Gardens go hand in hand to create a vibrant and engaging experience for local families.
“It’s all about making it easier for families to connect, explore, and enjoy everything our region has to offer during the holidays,” she said.
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