Easter Festivities Continue Amongst No Kings Day Events in Baltimore This Weekend

Easter festivities continue amongst No Kings Day events. Egg hunts at every farm, park, and fire station within 30 miles. A one-of-a-kind art event at AVAM. And a national day of civic action with rallies across Baltimore. Here's what stood out.

Top Pick

Cosmic Egg Day at American Visionary Art Museum Saturday, 10am-2pm | Ages 4+ | Cost varies

AVAM is already one of the most wonderfully weird museums in Baltimore, and on Saturday they're celebrating Andrew Logan's Cosmic Galaxy Egg sculpture with yoga, art workshops, and poetry. This is hands-on creative stuff, not "look but don't touch" museum energy. Kids make things, move around, and experience art that's bizarre enough to actually hold their attention.

Why it's cool: There are a dozen egg hunts this weekend. There is one Cosmic Egg Day, ever. If your family likes making things and seeing art that doesn't take itself too seriously, this is your Saturday morning.

Quick Weekend Wins

Just show up, no advance planning needed

1. Easter at Weber's Farm at Weber's Cider Mill Farm, Parkville Sunday 9am-3:30pm | All ages | $6

   Egg hunts with prizes, Easter Bunny photos, pancake breakfast, hillside slides, barrel train rides, and farm animals. The full Easter farm experience, and Sunday pricing is significantly cheaper than Saturday. Something for every age, from toddlers at the animal pens to older kids on the slides.

2. Hop On The Trail Easter Egg Hunt at Bear Legacy Adventure Trail, Bel Air Saturday 1-4pm | All ages | FREE

   An egg hunt along actual trails, not just a field. Dedicated toddler-friendly area plus activities and Easter Bunny photos. Active families will love the adventure element.

3. Easter Bunny Brunch at Braglio Farms, Randallstown Saturday 12-4pm | All ages | $5

   Easter Bunny photos, egg hunts, hay rides, farm animals, and a farm-to-table brunch for $5. One of the best value plays of the weekend, with a meal built in so you're not scrambling for lunch.

4. Catonsville Easter Egg Hunt at Lurman Woodland Theatre Saturday 3pm | All ages | FREE

   3,500 eggs. Community-run by the Catonsville Men's Civic Association and Baltimore County Rec and Parks. No tickets, no registration, no catch. A strong afternoon option if your morning is booked.

5. The Addams Family Young@Part Musical at Chesapeake Arts Center, Brooklyn Park Friday-Sunday | $12

   Not an egg hunt. A $12 musical running all weekend that's spooky-funny and genuinely entertaining for the whole family. Tweens know the Addams Family from Wednesday on Netflix, but younger kids will love the humor too.

Ticketed This Weekend

These need tickets -- grab them now

• Weber's Farm Easter (Saturday or Sunday) -- $6-$15. Farm Easter events in Baltimore fill up. Sunday barnyard admission is $6, egg hunt tickets are $15. Breakfast is $12 extra.

• Kinder Farm Park Easter Egg Hunt (Saturday, 1-3pm) -- $10/child, multiple hunt times by age group, Easter Bunny, farm animals. Structured and well-organized.

• Rockfield Manor Bunny Brunch (Saturday, 9am-1pm) -- $25, brunch buffet plus egg hunt and Easter Bunny photos at a manor house. Limited seating.

Budget-Friendly Finds

• Clark's Elioak Farm Egg Hunts -- $8 per person for multiple daily egg hunts (ages 1-6) PLUS the petting farm, rides, and Enchanted Forest storybook structures. Saturday 10am-5pm. The best farm value this weekend, especially for younger kids.

• Inverness Brewing Easter Egg Hunt -- FREE at a Monkton brewery. Saturday 12:30-1:30pm with age-specific hunt times (ages 0-12). Kids hunt eggs, parents grab a craft beer.

• Walters Art Museum: Build a Neighborhood -- FREE drop-in art making, no registration needed. Always-free museum with hands-on family programming. Saturday.

• Patterson Park Community Cleanup -- FREE, Sunday 8-9am. Teach the kids about community stewardship while getting some fresh air. Quick one-hour commitment.

No Kings Day (Saturday, March 28)

Saturday is No Kings Day, a national day of civic action with rallies across the country. Baltimore has events all over the city and county. If your family with older kids (roughly ages 8+) wants to participate, it can be a powerful, age-appropriate way to talk about civic engagement. Make signs together Friday night, pack water and snacks, wear comfortable shoes. For families with younger children, the crowds and noise make it a tougher call. See the full Baltimore-area events map ->

For Toddler Families

• Baby Rave at White Marsh Branch Library -- Friday 10:30-11am, FREE. A 30-minute toddler dance party at the library. Zero commitment, easy escape if meltdown hits.

• Totally Untidy Toddler Time at Catonsville Library -- Friday 10-11am, FREE. Sensory exploration and hands-on mess-making designed specifically for toddlers. The name tells you everything you need to know.

• Spring Block Party at Redemption City Church -- Saturday, FREE. Community block party with egg hunts broken out by age group, including a dedicated toddler area. Outdoor, open space, easy escape routes.

Tween-Approved

• K-Pop Themed Pottery Painting at The Pottery Stop -- Friday, paid. K-pop is massive with the 10-12 crowd. Painting pottery with friends to a K-pop soundtrack? Your tween will actually want to go. Bring a friend.

• AVAM Cosmic Egg Day -- Yes, this made the Top Pick too. AVAM's outsider art is genuinely weird enough to pass the tween "is this lame?" test. The Cosmic Galaxy Egg sculpture alone is worth the visit.

Mark Your Calendar

Coming up in the next few weeks

• April 11: Baltimore Kite Fest at Patterson Park -- FREE, annual tradition. Start thinking about kite designs now.
• April 13: Peppa Pig: My First Concert at the Meyerhoff (BSO) -- For preschool Peppa fans, BSO family concerts are special and seats are limited.
• April 18: Station North Fix-It Fair -- FREE, bring broken household items and learn to repair them. Great for handy families.
• April 25: Day Out With Thomas at B&O Railroad Museum -- If your kid is in the Thomas phase, start watching for ticket drops now. These sell out quietly and fast.

Local Intel

Insider tips for this weekend

• Combo move: AVAM Cosmic Egg Day in the morning (10am-noon), then walk to Federal Hill for lunch. Two neighborhoods, one perfect Saturday.
• Weather backup: If Saturday turns rainy, the Walters Art Museum (always free) has a drop-in "Build a Neighborhood" art program. No registration, no cost, no disappointment.

Also This Weekend

More events that almost made the cut

• Mary's Land Farm Easter EGGstravaganza -- Saturday, Howard County, paid
• Eggstravaganza at Granville Gude Park -- Saturday 12pm, FREE
• Bunny's Breakfast Bash at Dave & Buster's White Marsh -- Saturday, paid
• Spring Into Paws: Bunny Photos at Paws at the Mall -- Friday 3pm, $10
• Making with MICA at Baltimore Museum of Art -- Friday, FREE
• Music Under the Dome: Rolling Stones at Maryland Science Center -- Friday, paid
• Donuts with the Easter Bunny at Arbutus Fire Dept -- Sunday 10am, $5
• Breakfast with Easter Bunny at White Marsh Fire Co -- Saturday 9am, $28.52
• Fresh Voices Open Mic at PG County Library -- Friday 4pm, FREE (teens)
• Doodle with Illustrator Christine Mix -- Saturday 10:30am, FREE (online)