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Easter Egg Hunts and More Happening in East Texas This Weekend
Find the golden egg or that treasure while vintage shopping this weekend.
Apr. 1, 2026 at 5:06pm
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East Texas is gearing up for a fun-filled Easter weekend with a variety of events, including Easter egg hunts, vintage shopping, a spring carnival, and more. From Tyler's Azalea Trail to the First Monday Trade Days in Canton, there are plenty of activities to keep the whole family entertained.
Why it matters
Easter is a cherished holiday in East Texas, and these community events provide opportunities for families to come together, celebrate the season, and create lasting memories. The variety of activities caters to different interests, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy.
The details
The Easter egg hunts are a highlight, with several churches and parks hosting egg hunts throughout the weekend. Some events, like the one at Piney Park in Marshall, will have age-appropriate hunt times and additional activities like jumpers and a cow train ride. Other events, such as the First Monday Trade Days in Canton and the Spring Carnival in Nacogdoches, offer a wider range of entertainment, including vintage shopping, carnival rides, and fair-style food. The Tyler Azalea and Spring Flower Trail and the Palestine Dogwood Trails also provide scenic driving and walking experiences to enjoy the blooming spring flowers.
- The Easter egg hunts and other events are happening throughout the weekend of April 4-6, 2026.
- The Tyler Azalea and Spring Flower Trail and the Palestine Dogwood Trails are open through the spring season.
The players
Central Baptist Church
A church in Tyler hosting an Easter egg hunt on Saturday morning.
Bullard Methodist Church
A church in Bullard hosting an Easter egg hunt on Saturday morning.
Daingerfield State Park
A state park in Daingerfield hosting an Easter egg hunt on Saturday morning.
LifeBridge Christian Center
A church in Longview hosting an Easter egg hunt and other activities on Saturday.
Cross Brand Cowboy Church
A church in Tyler hosting an Easter egg hunt and other activities on Saturday.
What they’re saying
“Even though I no longer see that commercial, the phrase is stuck in my mind.”
— Lucky Larry, Author
What’s next
Families in East Texas can check the event listings and plan their Easter weekend activities accordingly. Many of the events require advance ticket purchases, so it's recommended to secure tickets early.
The takeaway
This Easter weekend in East Texas offers a diverse array of community events that cater to families and individuals of all ages. From traditional egg hunts to vintage shopping and carnival rides, there is something to delight everyone and create cherished memories.
