Easter 2026 in Meaux (77): egg hunt, chocolate bar, shows and free activities

As every year, for the Easter weekend, you’ll be spoiled for choice among the various Easter egg hunts organized across Paris and the Île-de-France region. Free, indoor or outdoor, in the most beautiful castles of the Île-de-France or within educational farms and pick-your-own farms, there’s bound to be a hunt that will delight the whole family!

In Meaux, in Seine-et-Marne (77), the city is offering this year not one, but two Easter events on Sunday, April 5, 2026. Families can choose their meeting point: Jardin Bossuet or Parc Chenonceau, to take part in tasty, clue-led quests and enjoy a wide array of activities for kids.

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At Jardin Bossuet, from 10:30 a.m., kids and grown-ups with a sweet tooth can dive into the egg hunt and enjoy a chocolate bar. A dance performance will pace the morning and, to add an extra touch of magic, children are invited to come in costume!

At Parc Chenonceau, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., the Easter hunt will take the form of a quest for silver tickets. Participants can also enjoy free face painting, test their knowledge at a quiz stand, or treat themselves at the gourmet stand (coffee, juice, cakes) and snag their next favorite at the second-hand toy sale.

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And as every year, a surprise awaits the luckiest: two golden tickets are hidden in the city! The children who find them will walk away with prizes donated by the chocolatiers Dalissier, Chapon and Fred P.

Good luck with the egg hunt and a happy Easter to all!

 

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