Easter egg hunts in Durham are taking place in several venues in 2019 - we've listed a selection of them below.
There are plenty of family activities in Durham this Easter. You can find a full list of Durham Easter activities happening throughout the school holidays in our Durham Easter events roundup story. Also be sure to check out the family activities taking place over the four days from Good Friday to Easter Monday in our Durham Easter Bank Holiday family activities story.
There are also some great activities that are aimed more at adults, so if you've got some time off work then have a look at our Durham Bank Holiday events story.
But if you're just after a good old fashioned Easter egg hunt in Durham, then take a look below.
Easter egg hunt in Durham #1: Crook Hall
Follow the clues at Crook Hall and track down the Easter Bunny to collect an egg. It's free for annual pass holders and there's no need to prebook. It's on Sunday and Monday, April 21-22, from 10am to 4pm. Call 0191 384 8028 for more information.
Easter egg hunt in Durham #2: Bowes Museum
The Bowes Museum is holding an Easter egg hunt on Saturday April 20 from 11am to 4pm.
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A Bowes Museum family pass costs £16 for one adult accompanying up to four under 18s, or £30 if there's a second adult in the group.
You can also take part in Bowes Museum's Baby Animals event, where you can meet the new arrivals from Wetheriggs Animal Sanctuary, including baby rabbits, chicks, ducklings - and a few surprises too.
Call Bowes Museum on 01833 690606 for more information (and to book for Baby Animals, which costs £6).
Easter egg hunt in Durham #3: Raby Castle
Okay, so it's not specifically an Easter egg hunt, but it's similar and it's happening on Easter Bank Holiday weekend, so we're claiming it. Raby Castle is holding a free (with park entry) children's 'Where is my baby?' trail in the Walled Garden.
Search for the baby animal pictures and answer questions to claim your prize.
There are also Easter craft sessions in the greenhouse where children can make headdresses, Easter chicks and Easter baskets and chocolate lollipop making in the Coach Yard. Both activities are included in the price of a Park and Gardens ticket.
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Easter egg hunt in Durham #4: Wynyard Hall
Help the Easter Bunny find his eggs as you embark on a trail around Wynyard Hall's Walled Garden. It's on Easter Sunday, April 21, between 12-3pm.
The Easter Egg Hunt takes 30-40 minutes, but you can also explore the gardens and historic woodland walk as long as you want.
The Wynyard Hall Easter egg hunt costs £8 per child. Book on the Wynyard Hall page here.
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Easter egg hunt in Durham #5: Beamish Museum
The Beamish Easter egg hunt takes place every day until Monday April 22. Can you help the Beamish Bunny find all the eggs he has hidden around the museum? There are even certificates up for grabs.
Other Beamish Easter activities include making pickled salmon in Pockerley Old Hall on Good Friday, making an Easter wreath in The Pit Village school from Friday to Saturday, making carrot lollies at The 1940s Farm from Saturday to Monday, and egg rolling in The Town park at 11am, 1pm and 3pm on Sunday and Monday.
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Easter egg hunt in Durham #6: Wharton Park
Wharton Park next to Durham train station is holding a bounding bunnies Easter egg trail every day until Easter Monday, April 22. The Easter Bunny's friends are lost in the park - can you help to find them? Complete the trail and collect a sticker.
It costs £1 per trail sheet, which can be purchased from the cafe during opening hours.
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Easter egg hunt in Durham #7: Prince Bishops Shopping Centre
Continuing until Saturday April 20, the Prince Bishops mascot Bertie has left Easter eggs all around the shopping centre.
Collect an Easter Egg Hunt form from the team at Bertie's Play Village (inside M&Co) then head out onto the malls and get hunting. Bertie's eggs are hidden in store windows throughout the shopping centre. When you spot an egg, call into that store to collect a matching sticker.
Once you've found all 10 hidden eggs, return your completed form to Bertie's Play Village to receive your reward. Each person who completes the egg-spotting mission will receive a sweet treat as a reward.
Easter egg hunt in Durham #8: Durham Marketplace
Every day until Saturday April 20, there's an Easter egg hunt in Durham Marketplace. Children up to 12 years old can collect a form from Ye Old Sweet Shoppe or Bear Bottom from 10am to 3.30pm every day (Good Friday 11.30am-3.30pm) and search for all six eggs hidden around the market hall.
Hand your completed form into Ye Old Sweet Shoppe and each correct form will win a Creme Egg, as well as being entered into a prize draw for a £25 voucher to spend at Bear Bottom.