April 18, 2025
Easter at the Canadian Agriculture and Food Museum
12:00 am - 11:59 pm
901 Prince of Wales Drive, Ottawa, K2C 3K1
About Event
After a long winter, the barns are buzzing with new life. Welcome soft lambs, observe fluffy newly hatched chicks and turkey poults up close, and learn about the transformation of cacao beans into chocolate—complete with a delicious sample.
Visit the All About Eggs room to admire beautifully decorated eggs, and let kids of all ages create a springtime craft to take home. Families can also take a break and enjoy a movie together.
The Beavertails and Amusements Buckingham food trucks will be on site all weekend, weather permitting.
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