The Easter collection · 2027
Gather with a little joy.
Understand the Easter story, choose the right date for your gathering, and make space for a shared meal and a simple activity.
Start with the storyUnderstand · Gather · Take part
Make it meaningful.
History & traditions
The story of Easter and its traditions
The Christian celebration of the Resurrection, the 2027 Easter dates, and the different histories of eggs and the Easter hare.
Read the guide 02Gathering at home
Plan an Easter gathering around your guests
A practical checklist for timing the meal, sharing the work and making room for worship, visits and children.
Read the guide 03Play together
Make a paper-egg hunt everyone can join
An indoor Easter activity with picture clues, adjustable difficulty and a shared finish.
Read the guideFor the gathering
A story, a shared meal, a little play.
Choose a book that fits your family's traditions, make something together or fill a gap in the serving cupboard. Start with the occasion and what you already have.
Stories for Easter & spring
Christian Easter retellings, a child’s Orthodox Pascha celebration, and secular bunny and spring stories, with each book’s perspective and edition made clear.
Explore the guide ↗Paper eggs & spring crafts
A few materials for painted wooden eggs, paper shapes and handwritten cards. Choose one project and start with supplies already at home.
Explore the guide ↗Baskets & a simple hunt
Two different basket formats, empty eggs for paper clues and a wooden balance game for an optional family activity.
Explore the guide ↗The Easter table
Bowls, a platter and practical table pieces for sharing brunch or a later meal, with sizes and serving jobs kept clear.
Explore the guide ↗Bunnies, a lamb & everyday tools
A bunny cutter, a traditional shaped-cake mold and everyday tools for rolling, mixing and decorating one recipe together.
Explore the guide ↗A game after the meal
Short card games, a dice game and shared storytelling for guests who would enjoy another activity after the meal.
Explore the guide ↗A tradition of your own
Begin with the story. Choose something useful. Leave room for the people who make the occasion yours.