Marin Weekend Family Fun for April 19–21

Here are our picks for a variety of festive events, brunches and other activities for children and families this weekend. Find more events for the whole week in Marin and beyond in our Family Events Calendar.

Friday, April 19

• Sing and Dance with Miss Kitty!
  San Rafael City Hall (next to Library)
  Friday, 10:30–11:15 am
  We are pleased to announce the return of Miss Kitty to the San Rafael Public Library! Miss Kitty is back for a series of fun family concerts that are just right for kids birth to 8 years old. No registration, no space limitations, all are welcome! Location: San Rafael City Hall City Council Chambers, next to the downtown Library at 1400 5th Avenue. Event details.
• Goat Yoga at the Mart
  Larkspur Landing
  Friday, 11 am, 11:35 am, 12:10 pm
  Meet us at the Mart for Goat Yoga led by Karly Railsback! All levels, no yoga experience necessary. Goat yoga is not only a fun way for you to experience a little playtime with our barnyard buddies, but it socializes the little goats as well! Cost: $40; reservations required. Location: 2257 Larkspur Landing Circle. Event details
• Open Studio: Egg Decorating
  Little Tree Studio, San Anselmo
  Friday, 3:30–5 pm
  Little Tree Studio open studio projects today will be decorating an egg using a wax kistka. Reserve your spot on their website under drop-ins. For ages 2.5–5 with adult. Location: 14 Ross Avenue, San Anselmo. For more info, call (415) 295-7037 or visit their website.
• Ocean Warriors Earth Week Clean Up
  McNears Beach Park San Rafael
  Friday, 3:30–5:30 pm
  Our third grade Ocean Warriors are hosting a Clean Up in celebration of Earth Week! We are inviting everyone to McNears Beach (North of the pool) to help clean the beach and enjoy activities including: Micro-Classes on Tidal Ecology, Plastic Pollution, Naturalist Talk, Mindfulness, Water, and Habitat Restoration. More activities to come! :) RSVP please! Location: 201 Cantera Way, San Rafel. Event details.
• Movie Night-In Search of Greatness
  Sports Basement Novato
  Friday, 6–9 pm
  Through the eyes of the greatest athletes of all time, "In Search of Greatness" is a cinematic journey into the secrets of genius. Top athletes, including Michael Jordan, Pelé, Jerry Rice and Wayne Gretzky, explore the importance of nature versus nurture in determining athletic ability. There will be complimentary beverages, snacks, and raffles throughout the duration of the evening. 100% of the proceeds from this night go back to the Friends of Stafford Lake Bike Park. Come join us for an amazing evening of inspiration and celebration! Tickets: $5. Purchase tickets here. Location: 100 Vintage Way, Novato. Event details.
• 23 Elephants: The Monkey King
  The Playhouse in San Anselmo
  Friday, 7 pm, Saturday, 2 pm & 7 pm, Sunday, 2 pm
  A brand new musical based on the famous Chinese fairy tale! A theatrical retelling of an ancient Chinese folktale, The Monkey King is originally part of the Ming Dynasty epic novel, "Journey to the West."  Be a part of the West Coast Premiere of Common Man Musicals modern twist on this classic tale! Written by Jonathan Fadner and Kimberly Sau Wai Fadner.  Tickets: $15 general, $28 reserved. Location: 27 Kensignton Road, San Anselmo. Event details
• Pippin
  Berkeley Playhouse
  Friday, 7 pm, Saturday, 1 & 7 pm, Sunday, 2 pm
  Prince Pippin, son of King Charlemagne the Great, is on a quest for the secret to true happiness and fulfillment. Unable to gain insight from his father, Pippin decides that experience and adventure is the path to enlightenment. He heads into war as a soldier, explores relationships without love, tries his hand at artistry—he even becomes the king of the land! And yet happiness eludes Pippin. Tickets: $20–$45. Event details
• Annual Flashlight Egg Hunt
  Memorial Park, San Anselmo
  Friday, 8:15 pm sharp
  Back by popular demand, the annual Flashlight Egg Hunt returns on Friday at 8:15 pm sharp! Bring your basket and a good flashlight. For youth ages 8 and up. Egg hunt lasts for about 5 minutes, so don't be late. Sponsored by San Anselmo Parks and Recreation. For more info, call (415) 258-4640. Event details
• Flashlight Egg Hunt
  Piper Park, Larkspur
  Friday, 8:30 pm sharp
  Grab your flashlight and basket and join us at Piper Park for the Flashlight Egg Hunt! Eggs stuffed with goodies will be spread across a section of the Park. When the horn sounds, flashlights will turn on and the search begins! The hunt will begin at 8:30 pm so don’t be late! Separate area for 6 and under. Location: 250 Doherty Dr, Larkspur. Event details

Saturday, April 20

• Free Entrance Days in the National Parks
  Muir Woods National Monument, Mill Valley
  Saturday, April 20
  Come experience the national parks! On four days in 2019, all National Park Service sites that charge an entrance fee will offer free admission to everyone. Event details
• Breakfast with Bunny & Egg Hunt
  Corte Madera Community Center
  Saturday, 8–10 am
  Breakfast with Bunny includes a delicious breakfast and an egg hunt. Get your tickets early for Breakfast with Bunny because they do sell out. Cost: $10 per person. Call or register online using code #510. Location: 300 Tamalpais Drive, Corte Madera. Register by calling (415) 927-5072 or online here.
• Basics of Freshwater Fishing
  McInnis Park, San Rafael
  Saturday, 9–11 am
  Join us at McInnis Park where rangers will teach tips and tricks of the trade of freshwater fishing at the park’s pond. This event requires a short walk up and down a large a hill to reach the park’s pond. All skill levels are welcome, and no experience is necessary. Dress in layers and wear sturdy shoes. Don’t forget to bring a fishing pole. A fishing license is required for participants 16 and over. Friendly dogs are welcome but must be leashed. Rain will cancel. Location: 310 Smith Ranch Road, San Rafael. Event details.
• Earth Day at Hal Brown Park
  Hal Brown Park at Creekside, Greenbrae
  Saturday, 9 am–noon
  Join us to clean up litter from the Corte Madera Creek watershed and restore habitat at Hal Brown Park at Creekside. All skill levels are welcome and no previous experience is necessary. All ages are welcome; anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a supervising adult. Dress in layers you can get dirty, wear sturdy shoes, and bring water and a pair of gloves. Snacks will be provided. Location: Meet across from Marin General Hospital at Hal Brown Park at Creekside (at the pedestrian bridge near the bike path). Questions or to RSVP: Contact Volunteer Coordinator Kirk Schroeder at (415) 763-2977. Event details.
• Novato Clean & Green Day
  City of Novato Civic Green
  Saturday, 9 am–1 pm
  Bring the family and celebrate Earth Day by cleaning up our beautiful town.Help remove litter from schools, city streets, median strips, creek banks, parks & bike paths. Some supplies will be provided. Sponsored by the Novato Streetscape Committee. For more information or to register, please leave message on the Clean and Green hotline (415) 899-8244. Meet at Novato Civic Green, 901 Sherman Avenue. Event details
• Volunteer at Presidio Earth Day
  Fort Scott Field, San Francisco
  Saturday, 9 am–1 pm
  Join us for Presidio's annual volunteer event devoted to celebrating Earth Day! We’re excited, yet again, to be a part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area's Earth Week celebration.. As a part of this event, Presidio volunteers are invited to bring friends and family for a morning of stewardship projects with a BBQ potluck and lawn games to follow. All ages are welcome. Registration is required. Event details
• Mt Tam Earth Day: Bald Hill Broom Bust
  Bald Hill Open Space Preserve, San Anselmo
  Saturday, 9 am–1 pm
  Please join MMWD, Marin County Parks, and One Tam for their annual Bald Hill Broom Bust! Volunteers will focus on containing the spread of French and Scotch broom monocultures and also eradicate pioneer patches. Volunteers can meet at Deer Park and hike, bike or carpool to the site. Group leaders will depart Deer Park at 8:45 am. Or just meet the group at the site! This is a family-friendly event. Lunch provided. Event details
• US Coast Guard Open House
  USCG Station Bodega Bay
  Saturday, 9 am–3 pm
  Bring the family to the United States Coast Guard Open House for lots of free demos. Free to the public. Search and rescue demos, boat vehcile and helicopter tours, K-9 demos, games, food and drink. Location: 355 Doran Beach Road, Bodega Bay. Event details.
• Berkeley Spring Egg Hunt Extravaganza
  Willard Park, Berkeley
  Saturday, 9:30 am–1 pm
  Spring Egg Hunt Extravaganza all ages. Egg hunts will be divided by ages with a scavenger hunt for kids 11 and up. The day will be filled with tons of fun activities, including a petting zoo, a visit with the Spring Bunny, spring-themed arts and crafts, an interactive kid’s carnival with fun prizes, and Bunny Hop Dance Lessons! Youth participants will receive a basket to collect all their spring goodies. Admission: $10 youth. Location: 2720 Hillegass Avenue, Berkeley. Event details.
• Easter Celebration & Easter Egg Hunt!
  Marin Country Mart Farmers Market
  Saturday, 9:30 am–2 pm
  Come to the Marin Country Mart Farmer's Market for an egg hunt and Easter fun. Egg hunt starts at 10:30 am for ages 3 and under and 10:45 am for ages 4 and up. There will be an Easter art project and egg dying, too. Event details.
• Las Gallinas Lions Egg Hunt at Marinwood
  Marinwood Community Center, San Rafael
  Saturday, 10 am sharp!
  Children will enjoy a free Egg Hunt (at 10 am sharp) hosted by the Las Gallinas Lions Club and the Johnnys Doughnuts food truck will be on hand! Location: 775 Miller Creek Road. Event details
• Fairfax's Annual Easter Egg Hunt
  Bolinas Park
  Saturday, 10 am sharp!
  Come join the Easter bunny in a hunt for eggs at Bolinas Park!  There will be music by James K, face painting, bubbles, and more fun! For ages 8 and below. Don’t forget your basket! Event details
• 39th Annual Easter Egg Hunt
  Ives Park, Sebastopol
  Saturday, 10 am sharp!
  Every year, the Saturday before Easter, the Kiwanis Club of Sebastopol hosts the Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Ives Park in Sebastopol! Children of all ages are invited to find treats and colored eggs! The Easter Bunny will be present and loves to pose with kids . Get there early for lots of treats and surprise eggs! The free event starts at 10am sharp! Location: 154 Jewell Avenue, Sebastopol. Event details
• Easter Parade and Egg Hunt
  Parade at 10:00 am down Caledonia - Line-up at 9:45 a.m. at the Johnsons Street Fire Station (egg hunt at Robin Sweeny Park)
  Saturday, 10–11:30 am
  Sausalito's old-fashioned Easter celebration starts with a parade on Caledonia Street at 10 am, followed by an egg hunt at Robin Sweeny Park at 10:10 am (Easter Egg Hunt: Round 1 - 6-9 year olds, Round 2 - 3-5 year olds and Round 3 - 0-2 year olds) Enjoy music by Tim Cain at 10:30 am and an Easter bonnet contest at 11 am. Dunphy Park is located on Bridgeway between Napa and Litho Streets. Free. Event details
• Spring Family Mountain Biking Festival
  China Camp State Park, San Rafael
  Saturday, 10 am
  Come out and celebrate Trips for Kids Marin! Featuring youth mountain bike skills courses, bike-themed games, and beginner trail rides. We’ll have a gear raffle, snacks, refreshments, and fun for all ages. Bring your friends and family for a great time in one of our beloved local parks. Free, but donations welcome. Register here.
• Naturally Dyed Eggs
  UC Botanical Garden at Berkeley
  Saturday, 10–11 am
  This hands-on workshop will introduce children to the joy of natural dyes while they make their own patterns on eggs with brilliant plant-based colors. Price includes 4 eggs per participant. Registration required: Children must be accompanied by a registered adult. $18; $15 members. Register by calling (510) 643-2755 or by emailing gardenprograms@berkeley.edu. Event details.
• Earth Day Beach Cleanup hosted by Aquarium of the Bay
  Aquatic Park, San Francisco
  Saturday, 10 am–1 pm
  Aquarium of the Bay will celebrate with a special beach cleanup at Aquatic Park alongside longtime partner SF Maritime National Historical Park. Event details.
• Wildcare's Family Nature Day Honoring Elizabeth Terwilliger
  Stafford Lake Park, Novato
  Saturday, 10 am–2 pm
  Celebrate Earth Day and learn about our local wildlife “Mrs. T-style.” Go for a naturalist-led hike (bilingual Spanish hike also offered). Catch and release frogs and newts using dip-nets. Meet WildCare’s live non-releasable, educational, Ambassador Animals. Explore and touch taxidermy from WildCare’s Nature Van. Do a “Nature Scavenger Hunt Challenge”. Create a wildlife-themed arts and crafts project. Bring a picnic to enjoy on the lake shore. Location: Novato Boulevard, Picnic Area #2. There is a $5 parking fee at Stafford Lake. Event details.
• Alcatraz Cruises Earth Day
  Pier 33, Alcatraz Landing, San Francisco
  Saturday, 10 am–2 pm
  Alcatraz Cruises is committed to maintaining the lowest possible impact on the environment. Our Earth Day Festivities highlight our sustainability efforts with interactive exhibits teaching how to make small changes that can have a positive impact on our environment. The event is free and open to the public at Pier 33 Alcatraz Landing and will include music, entertainment and fun for the entire family. Event details.
• Earth Day Salmon Fest
  SPAWN Headquarters, Olema
  Saturday, 10 am–2 pm
  This Earth Day, join hands-on habitat restoration to save Marin County’s endangered coho salmon! The event focuses on increasing the diversity of native vegetation in newly created channels along the Lagunitas Creek floodplain to create great habitat for butterflies, birds, amphibians, and fish, and features guest speakers and activities for the whole family. Snacks and drinks provided. Free. Event details.
• Free Create-with-Nature Earth Day Celebration
  Stinson Beach
  Saturday, 10 am–3 pm
  Celebrate Earth Day by creating art on the beach! Join in as community members, professional artists, and passers-by construct sculpture using sand, rocks, shells, seaweed and other beach treasures. The event starts with beach cleanup (bags and gloves supplied). Event details.
• The Jumpin' Bunny Festival
  Dunsmuir Hellman Historic Estate, Oakland
  Saturday, 10 am–3 pm
  This annual celebration features jumpers for tiny tots and older kids alike. The event includes great egg hunts, games, entertainment, face-painting and crafts; as well as a petting zoo, mansion tours, gift shop, food, entertainment by Prescott clowns, tap dancing bunnies, and the celebrated appearance of the Bunny himself! Families are also able to tour the Historic 117-year-old mansion. Location: 2960 Peralta Oaks Court, Oakland. Event details.
• Bunny Weekend
  Children's Fairyland, Oakland
  Saturday & Sunday, 10 am–4 pm
  Come meet one of Fairyland's own bunny stars and spend time with Critters By The Bay's walk-around bunny characters! There will also be puppet shows, performances, arts and crafts, and more. Free after park admission. Event details.
• John Muir Birthday–Earth Day Celebration
  John Muir National Historic Site, Martinez
  Saturday, 10 am–4 pm
  Celebrate Earth Day and John Muir's 181st birthday. The celebration will include misc, stories, recycled fashion show, silent auction and a birthday cake. Location: 4202 Alhambra Avenue at Highway 4 in Martinez. Event details
• Kids Free Day
  Charles M. Schulz Museum, Santa Rosa
  Saturday, 10 am–5 pm
  Celebrate spring with free admission for children (when accompanied by an adult) and hands-on crafts for the family. Browse the current exhibition Peace, Love, and Woodstock and enjoy a special Woodstock-inspired photo op. Plus, at 2:00 pm, meet cartoonists Ben Costa and James Parks, creators of the Junior Library Guild Selection fantasy graphic novel series Rickety Stitch and the Gelatinous Goo. Location: 2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa. Event details.
• Earth Day Celebration
  San Francisco Zoo
  Saturday & Sunday, 10 am–5 pm
  Every day is a reason to celebrate the earth at San Francisco Zoo & Gardens, but a special Earth Day celebration will occur April 20 through April 22 with the topic of climate change taking center stage. On Saturday, April 20, local green vendors will be on hand, and through Earth Day, April 22, stroll around the zoo to encounter globes of information on how every Zoo visitor can help save the planet, one action item at a time! Free with zoo admission. Event details.
• Spring Faire and Candy Hunt
  Strawberry Recreation District
  Saturday, 10:30 am–noon
  Bounce, hop and jump into the season with SRD’s annual Spring Faire. Play carnival games, get your face painted, ride the train and bounce in the jump house. Don’t forget your baskets and follow the bunny to the egg hunt. This event will go on rain or shine. $9 per child; free for adults. Location: 118 East Strawberry Drive. Event details.
• Easter Eggstravaganza
  Trinity Lutheran Church, San Rafael
  Saturday, 10:30 am–12:30 pm
  You are invited to a free community event at Trinity Lutheran Church that is fun for the entire family (but especially children and youth)! This Easter event offers games, candy and prizes, cookie decorating, crafts, and a special Easter Celebration presentation. Location: 333 Woodland Avenue, San Rafael. Event details
• Children's Spring Egg Hunt and Camp Fair
  Memorial Park, San Anselmo
  Saturday, 11 am
  Get in the spring spirit by participating in the annual San Anselmo Children's Egg Hunt! We'll split the kids into three age groups for this hunt, and we set the kids off at the sound of the fire truck's siren! Parent assistance is allowed in the 0–2 age group, otherwise please let your kids hunt! For children 7 and under. Egg hunt starts at 11 am sharp. The Summer Camp Fair will be held in the upper lawn at Memorial Park from 10:30 am–1 pm. For more info, call the San Anselmo Parks and Recreation Department at (415) 258-4640 or visit their website.

• Annual San Marin Neighborhood Easter Egg Hunt and Family Picnic
  All Saints Lutheran Church, Novato
  Saturday, 11 am sharp!
  Bring your kids, grand kids and family for our traditional Easter Egg hunt and meet the Easter Bunny! There will be three age groups - 0-2, 3-5, 6-9. We will also have potato sack race, egg toss and 3-legged race for the kids. Dennis Hagerty will be the Master of Ceremony with San Marin High/Marin School of Arts Students assisting the Hunt and games. Kona Shave Ice truck and the Kona Mascot add to the festivities for the Easter Egg Hunt! All Saints church will be cooking up some BBQ for sale benefiting their youth group. Location: 2 San Marin Drive, Novato. Event details.

• Family Matinee w/ Gerald Clayton Trio
  SFJazz Center, San Francisco
  Saturday, 11 am
  GRAMMY-nominated pianist and composer Gerald Clayton hails from jazz royalty as the son of esteemed Los Angeles bassist/arranger John Clayton and nephew of alto saxophonist Jeff Clayton. An interactive Family Workshop follows this performance and is FREE to matinee ticket-holders, led by musician, educator and Orff music expert Doug Goodkin. Cost: $5, $10 and $23. Purchase tickets here. Location: 201 Franklin Street, San Francisco. Event details.

• Easter Eggstravaganza
  Adobe Christian Church, Petaluma
  Saturday, 11 am–12:30 pm
  Every year the Adobe Chrisitian Center in Petaluma puts on an Easter Eggstravaganza with a massive egg hunt and tons of other fun activities for the kids. Enjoy games, police and fire vehicles, and giant slide, as well as delicious food available for purchase. Location: 2875 Adobe Road. $10 per carload. Event details or call (707) 763-2012.
• Eggstraordinary Egg Hunt and Train Ride
  Roaring Camp Railroads, Santa Cruz
  Saturday & Sunday 11 am, 12:30 & 2 pm
  Hop on Board! The Easter Bunny makes a stop at Roaring Camp. After riding Roaring Camp's real 1880s steam train under the majestic redwoods, over Indian Creek Trestle and through the Santa Cruz Mountains, your kids are going to have the time of their lives scavenging for chocolate eggs at the top of Bear Mountain. Tickets: $29 adults; $22 children. Event details.
• Hopping Spree
  Town Center Corte Madera
  Saturday, 11 am–1 pm
  Everyone is invited to celebrate Easter at Town Center Corte Madera’s annual “Hopping Spree” Easter-themed event. Free to attend, the Easter bunny will roam the shopping center to greet families, pose for selfies and share Easter goodies with the little ones. Children are also invited to enjoy a Howie Didit Magic Show, live kid-friendly music. Location: 100 Corte Madera Town Center. Event details.
• Easter Bunny at Bon Air
  Bon Air Center, Greenbrae
  Saturday, 11 am–2 pm
  Families and friends are invited to hop into Bon Air for an Easter celebration. Put on free floppy Bunny ears and pose for a complimentary framed instant photograph with the Easter Bunny in its sweetly decorated Bunny Burrow. Free balloons for all children. Merchants and restaurants will offer demos and sidewalk specials. Time for a new kitten or puppy? Woodlands Pet Food & Treats will be hosting a pet adoption fair. Look for the Bunny Burrow in front of Mollie Stone’s Market. Event details.
• Earth Day San Francisco
  Civic Center Plaza, San Francisco
  Saturday, 11 am–7 pm
  Celebrate the 49th year of Earth Day in San Francisco’s sunny Mission District. The theme for this year’s Earth Day is “Celebrate the Green New Deal”. Talks, demos, and workshops will go throughout the day with topics including conservation, climate change, recycling, and the intersection of politics, technology, and the environment. Event details
• 3rd Annual Spring Festival & Egg Hunt
  Angel Island
  Saturday, 11:30 am
  Angel Island Ferry's Captain Maggie & Crew invite you to hop on for free family fun duing the 3rd Annual Island Spring Festival. Enjoy the following free activivites: 11:30 am egg hunt, noon–2 pm live music and wine and beer tasting. There will be hourly egg hunts on the ferry on April 21 and 22, too. Event details.
• Skating with the Easter Beagle!
  Snoppy's Home Ice, Santa Rosa
  Saturday, 12:30–3:30 pm
  Celebrate Spring with Snoopy The Easter Beagle! Skating, prizes, Easter Eggs, and spring pictures with the Easter Beagle! Cost: $5 skating admission includes skate rental. Location: 1667 West Steele Lane, Santa Rosa. Event details.
• Campfire Program
  Sonoma Barracks Courtyard, Sonoma
  Saturday, 6 pm
  It is springtime and our monthly campfire program is blooming! Come have fun and learn about our parks, nature, and history. Join us in the Sonoma Barracks Courtyard for a short talk, campfire songs, and a toasty marshmallow roast! All ages welcome, free of charge. Steady rain cancels. Location: 98 E. Spain Street, Sonoma. Event details.
• Indoor Power Play
  Cal Star Gymnastics, Novato
  Saturday, 6–9 pm
  Drop the kiddos ( K-8 th grade) for some indoor fun. They can run, jump and play in an open gymnastics environment. Bring the kids in on a rainy day or any day to burn some energy. Cost: $30 per child. Location: 70 Digital Drive, Suite #3 in Novato. Event details.

Sunday, April 21

• Civic Center Farmers' Market
  Marin Civic Center, San Rafael
  Sunday, 8 am–1 pm
  There's lots of organically grown produce, breads, eggs, and fresh cut flowers, as well as live music, bounce houses, and more. This farmers' market is a great one to take the kids to. It’s located in the main Civic Center parking lot. Event details.
• Family Farm Chores
  Tolay Lake Regional Park, Petaluma
  Sunday, 8:30 –10 am
  Do you have children who love animals? Need a goat fix? Have you always wanted your own horse? Come help feed our goats, chickens, and resident superstar, Pete, the mini horse. Collect eggs, clean pens, and participate in the daily routine to care for our farm animals. Bring gloves, water bottles, and farm-appropriate shoes. All ages welcome. Heavy rain cancels. Registration is required. Free. Parking $7 or free for Regional Parks members. Location: 5869 Cannon Lane, Petaluma. Event details.
• The 28th Annual Union Street Easter Parade & Spring Celebration
  San Francisco
  Sunday, 10 am–5 pm
  The 28th Annual Union Street Spring Celebration and Easter Parade celebrates and showcases the diverse community of San Francisco and features some of Union Street’s best restaurants serving attendees in an outdoor bistro setting. The event is not your average Street Fair or formal Parade. It can best be described as wonderful, wacky, elegant and fabulous, with everything from roller-blading butterflies and creative self-propelled mini-floats to garden areas, sophisticated fashions and beautiful classic and art cars. It’s a special event for the entire family. Event details
• Easter Brunch Buffet & Free Community Easter Egg Hunt
  Peacock Gap Golf Club, San Rafael
  Sunday, 10 am–2 pm
  The Clubhouse at Peacock Gap is pleased to continue the tradition of Easter Brunch for your family and friends. Relax and let our talented Chef and attentive staff take care of everything while your children enjoy a visit from the Easter Bunny (11 am to 1 pm) and a free Easter Egg Hunt (11 am) on the lawn. The egg hunt starts promptly at 11 am. Easter brunch takes place at the club's Range Cafe from 10 am to 2 pm. Location: 333 Biscayne Drive, San Rafael. Event details.
• Off the Grid Food Trucks
  Larkspur Landing
  Sunday, 10 am–3 pm
  Come enjoy Off the Grid’s delicious mobile gourmet food market on Sundays. Eat your way through the largest gathering of mobile food trucks in Marin, listen to live music, and take in great views of the bay and Mt. Tam. Location: 2257 Larkspur Landing Circle, Larkspur Landing. Event details.
• Hunt for the Hare and Brunch
  Safari West, Santa Rosa
  Sunday, 10:30 am & 2 pm
  Looking for hare-raising adventure this Easter? Join the animals of Safari West (and their human companions) for the Hunt for the Hare! There are two times: 10:30 am brunch followed by an egg hunt and Hunt for the Hare tour; or brunch and egg hunt at 2 pm. Tour and brunch cost $75 for adults and $40 for children 4–12; brunch only $42 adults and $18 children. Prices are all inclusive. Event details
• Easter Kids "Eggs"travaganza
  Cavallo Point, Ft. Baker Sausalito
  Sunday, 10:45 am sharp!
  Cavallo Point's annual 'Eggs'travaganza offers hours of fun to delight youngsters ages 1-12, and amuse the rest of the family, too. Kids enjoy a goodie-filled Easter basket, an Egg Hunt with prizes, photos with the Easter Bunny, cookie decorating, face painting, snacks -- plus Mr. SHAP's balloon art and magic show. Come join the festivities! Schedule of activities, 10:45am - Registration begins; each child receives an Easter basket filled with goodies, 11:30am - Egg Hunt on Mission Blue Lawn, with special egg prizes, 12:00pm - Kid’s activities begin: Snacks, photos with Bunny, cookie decorating, face painting, Mr. SHAP's balloon art and 1:00pm - Mr. SHAP's Magic ShowTickets: $45 per child at the door; $30 per child in advance online. Limited availability at this popular event. Tickets are final and non-refundable. Purchase tickets here.
• Presidio Picnic
  San Francisco Presidio
  Sunday, 11 am–4 pm
  Presidio Picnic is a great family event that takes place Sundays on the Presidio’s beautiful Main Parade Ground, a seven-acre lawn with views of the park, the city, and the San Francisco Bay. Presidio Picnic features a rotating lineup of 30+ international mobile food creators, ​free yoga class, free Presidio Y Bike learn to ride lessons for kids on the first Sunday of the month, a cultural dance program every 4th Sunday, and more. For more info, visit their website.
• Easter Extravaganza featuring our Children’s Chorus
  Grace Cathedral, San Francisco
  Sunday, 3 pm
  Created for the young and young at heart and presented by Presto! Opera, this performance includes music, dance, storytelling and prayer about Easter. This event is free and all are welcome. Kids can join our Children’s Chorus and be part of the show. Free for all. Location: 1100 California Street, San Francisco. Event details.