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The Wrexham Easter Bunny Trail is Almost Here!

Last updated: March 19, 2026 10:36 am
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The Wrexham Easter Bunny Trail is Almost Here!
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Families are invited to hop into Easter this April for the return of the Wrexham Easter Bunny Trail, taking place in Tŷ Pawb on Thursday, 2nd April, from 11.00AM to 2.00PM.

Free to attend and aimed at younger children and their families, the trail offers a simple, fun way to spend time together during the Easter holidays while exploring the city centre and engaging with local businesses along the way.

After collecting their trail sheet from Tŷ Pawb, participants can head out into the city centre to find a series of Easter bunnies displayed in shop windows. Rather than just spotting our bunny friends, children will need to note down each bunny’s name as they go.

Once they’ve found them all, they can use the names to complete an Easter-themed word search before returning to Tŷ Pawb to collect their Easter egg prize.

As well as taking part in the trail, families will also be able to enjoy free Easter crafts at Tŷ Pawb throughout the event.

Cllr Nigel Williams, Lead Member for Business, Economy and Tourism, said: “The Wrexham Easter Bunny Trail is a lovely way to welcome families into the city centre over Easter while also encouraging people to spend time exploring what our local businesses have to offer.

It’s a fun, free and accessible event that brings something extra into the city for children and families to enjoy.”

The Wrexham Easter Bunny Trail continues to be a popular part of the Easter calendar, offering a relaxed and family-friendly activity in the city centre that encourages people to explore Wrexham in an engaging and enjoyable way.

Families can collect their trail sheet from Tŷ Pawb on the day and join in at any time between 11am and 2pm.

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