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What’s on Guide: Easter Weekend

The Easter weekend is on its way! It’s a jam-packed few days in Melbourne, so prepare for the big event with our comprehensive guide of what’s on. If you don’t yet have plans, gather the mates, the kids, or anyone ready to party, because you will after this.

The Food Truck Park Chocolate Festival
518 High St, Preston

If chocolate is your favourite part of Easter, then this is the event for you. From March 30 to April 2 (5 – 11pm), Melbourne’s home of street food transforms into a choc-lovers heaven, celebrating Easter with a range of chocolate-themed treats.

It’s a free-entry event, and it’s open to all ages – even your pups! (Keep their paws off the chocolate though – it’s only for the humans, so go nuts!)

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The Great Luna Park Easter Egg Hunt
18 Lower Esplanade, St Kilda

What better way to celebrate Easter than with the dynamic blend of rollercoasters and chocolate (perhaps with some time in between). From 12 to 3pm on March 31 and April 1, Melbourne’s all-time favourite theme park is hosting an epic Easter egg hunt  – and the race is on for kids and adults alike!

It’s free to enter when you have an Unlimited Ride Ticket or Annual Pass, so make the most of the Easter experience and get feasting while you queue up for those gorgeous vintage rides.

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Easter Egg Hunt at the Chocolaterie
Great Ocean Rd & Elkington Rd, Bellbrae

Gather the fam, the snacks, the keep-the-kids-entertained toys, it’s time for a roadtrip! From March 30 to April 1, the Great Ocean Road Chocolaterie will host a series of epic Easter Hunts from 10am to 2pm. Among picturesque surrounds, the kids can scurry for sweets while the grown-ups indulge in Easter inspired cakes and tarts at the Chocolaterie’s café.

Head on over to the showroom later on to check out thousands of decadent Easter chocolates – from tiny decorative eggs to whimsical chocolate bunnies. It’s basically a chocolate museum, so feast your eyes – literally!

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The Mill Brewery 1st Birthday Party
40 Sacksville Street, Collingwood

Celebrating their 1st birthday party this Easter long weekend, The Mill invites us on March 31 to join in the festivities! There’ll be DJs, a food truck, live music and plenty of free beer going round (make sure to rock up early for the freebies, though – free bevs go fast).

The party kicks off at 1pm, so join the buzzing beer and burger joint this Easter to help them celebrate the milestone!

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Easter at Oakridge Wines, Yarra Valley
864 Maroondah Hwy, Coldstream

Continue the Easter festivities in the beautiful Yarra Valley. Bring the family down for a special three-course a la carte Easter lunch between March 31 and April 2 (between 11:30am to 3pm). Or, come by on Easter Sunday at 9pm for a free family day of activities, including the annual Easter egg hunt, face painting and a scrumptious bake sale – it’s hot cross bun central here!

A la carte lunch prices: $80 per adult, $30 per child.

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By Vanessa De Lutiis


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