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Having fun at  Easter is something you can do no matter where you are. It may not be as easy to enjoy those classic Easter Egg hunts but you can still make them happen if you try hard enough. We’re coming into a four day weekend, with Bank Holiday Friday and Bank Holiday Monday. So let’s make the most of it all and start celebrating all across the weekend. Now as Easter is a religious event, you can find many articles all about how to celebrate it online. We will be talking about the fun activities you can take part in alone, whomever is in your house with you, or friends and family online too. You can start with dying your Easter Eggs. Even though yes this is seen as a kids activity, there’s no harm in the adults giving it a go, and who knows how competitive it can get too. All you need to do is hard boil your eggs, once you’ve done that you can get creative. You can put water, vinegar, and food colouring into bowls and dip your eggs to get a full colour. You can also use sm...

It may only be April, but it’s about time we get a well deserved four day weekend. Considering they come round only once a year, the weather would tell me that now’s the perfect time for it. This year Easter Sunday falls on the 21st of April, there’s lots more fun to be had though, as from Good Friday to Easter Monday London always pulls out all the stops when it comes to Easter! Not just for the children over the half term, but for the adults who have no idea how to spend their time off! Being one of the only socially acceptable times of the year to eat way too much chocolate, we thought you may want to get out of the house at least once. So we’ve put together a few events and places to go for when you’ve decided you can’t eat a single bit more of that Easter egg. Starting off with Good Friday, and an annual tradition in Trafalgar Square. The passion of Jesus, is an incredible open air performance by the Wintershall Players. Completely free to attend, just turn up, it tells the s...

Easter weekend is upon us and what does it mean? Four days off, with loads of events happening in London! You'll be able to eat chocolate buns (and there's no need to feel guilty) and attend to many activities which will take place in the city! Have a look at this as your guide to the perfect mini break in London! Feast of St George in Trafalgar Square. St George's Day will be celebrated again this year in Trafalgar Square , on Monday 21 April from noon to 6pm. St George is the patron saint of England, and his name is commonly associated with the legend of the dragon. The event is organised by the Mayor of London, inspired by St George's Day's 13th century origins as a national day of feasting. The day follow a traditional English feasting, with live music and entertainers. There'll be a farmer's market with lot of stalls selling homemade food such a cakes, pies and freshly lemonade. It is a perfect chance to savour some of the tasty delights that ...

Good morning and be welcome to this interesting week in London! The fist bank holiday of the year is on the horizon. Easter 2013 takes place between  March 29 and April 1. >  Lind's Big Egg Hunt: It is a big exposition of huge Easter Eggs  designed by a host of leading artists including illustrator Chris Martin, filmmaker Sam Taylor-Johnson, sculptor Owen , ceramicist Anna Barlow, and painter Billy Childish. Bullett. Covent Garden Piazza London ,  WC2E 9DD > Horninam Easter Fair: You have the chance to browse and buy at an art and craft stalls, and a Bandstand Bunny Hop dance in the Horninam Museum and gardens. There is also the opportunity to let the children learn new things about rabbits. Horninam Museum   100 London Road ,  SE23 3PQ >The Boat Race: This Suday 31 of March is taking place the famous University Boat Race in his 159th edition.  The race competition will be between Oxf...