With the first signs of spring colour popping up, activity packs will be loaded with adventures to get the whole family exploring Eden’s great outdoors and Biomes, while family-friendly games, activities and a daily gofindit challenge will take place around the Arena and Stage.
Visitors will be challenged to keep their eyes peeled and leave no leaf unturned while exploring the whole site in search of one of 50 hidden golden keys that will unlock a special Easter prize.
The temperate Citrus Grove of the Mediterranean Biome will play host to storytelling at 11 am, 1 pm and 3 pm each day of the Easter Holidays.
Alongside the included activities, Operation Egg Hunt is a pre-bookable interactive family show taking place in the Tipis, presented by the award-winning Bakehouse Factory.
They will be calling on all eggsplorers to join Hopkins (aka the Easter Bunny) and Mi-Shell de Oeuf in their quest to find The Lost Eggs of Choc and help save Easter.
The theatrical journey combines natural history with storytelling, plenty of code-cracking and clue solving.
Wearing headset bunny ears, participants will get inside Hopkins’ mind and listen in on his dreams to help solve the location of the lost eggs.
Relaxed performances will also be available to book throughout the Easter holidays with a reduced audience capacity, no flashing lights or loud or sudden noises. Tickets to the 40-minute show start at £10 for one adult and child and can be booked via the Eden Project website.
Kate Francis, Producer with Eden Live Productions, said: “This is our first Easter event at the Eden Project since before the pandemic so naturally we’re even more excited than usual to welcome visitors to the site to enjoy the activities, games and stories. Easter at Eden is always a special time to see the gardens as they bloom into colour.”
For more information and to book tickets see www.edenproject.com.
