From Huntington to Charleston, families can gather for spirited Easter activities this spring. With hunts and festivities on offer, these seasonal events invite residents of West Virginia’s communities to step out and celebrate the holiday together.
Downtown Hayward is set to celebrate its annual Shamrock Shuffle on Saturday, March 21, spotlighting both a lively 5K run/walk and the kids’ 1K Grasshopper Race. Presented by The Lumber Exchange and hosted by the Downtown Hayward Business Improvement District, this event promises an energetic blend of athletic spirit and local charm.
LEGO enthusiasts will soon gather at Silver Beach Center, where the historic carousel sets the stage for a unique building event. From March 5 to April 12, visitors can expect a celebration of creativity and fun along the shores of St. Joseph.
Despite rain-soaked streets and gray skies, Greenville’s inaugural Camellia Gras on Commerce Street brought out residents in festive Mardi Gras colors. From family-friendly activities to tempting food vendors, the new celebration kept spirits high and introduced the promise of a lasting tradition.
Calexico is eagerly preparing to scatter thousands of colorful eggs across Crummett Park for an annual Easter celebration. Families and friends will gather on Saturday, March 28, to enjoy time-honored festivities that highlight community spirit and tradition.
Roots School will host its annual Children’s Fair steeped in a Wizard of Oz theme for families across Maui. From crafts and balloon twisting to face-painting and a cake walk, guests can immerse themselves in a lively, imaginative celebration.
Downtown Imperial burst into a family-friendly wonderland on Saturday, Feb. 7. Part of Imperial’s 2025-2026 Signature Event Series, the vendor fair offered flying swings, a super slide, and local shopping stalls that celebrated the city’s vibrant community spirit.
Families and friends can gather at Hunt Hill Nature Center in Sarona on Saturday, Feb. 28, from 1 to 4 p.m. to celebrate the magic of winter. The annual Snow Fest invites participants of all ages to enjoy the spirit of the cold season together.
Detroit’s Adventure Center is turning multiple snow days into a playground for kids and families. Here, visitors can climb a tree, pilot a small plane, or drive a snowmobile—no winter coat required.
California’s longest and fastest zip lines highlight the adventurous spirit of Buellton’s Highline Adventures. Visitors can explore six essential insights before soaring above the scenic terrain or tackling the park’s epic ropes course, hiking trails, aerial net playground, and 4×4 Bronco tours.