Easter and brunch are words that just go together. After those egg hunts work up an appetite, head to a restaurant in LA for Easter brunches. Some Easter brunches are affordable and have kids' menus while others are indulgent splurges. Whether you are looking for a place to meet the "bunny of the hour," a gourmet meal you don't have to cook yourself, or a special family Easter brunch that will be a holiday memory, we've got the ultimate list of Easter brunches in Los Angeles. 

Hop over to more Easter fun by checking out these Easter Easter egg hunts in LA, and find a fun family activity in our Spring Guide for LA Kids and Families. 

Let's be honest. Hanging out poolside is always cool, but in the summertime, having access to the swimming lakes near Dallas and Fort Worth is as essential to North Texans as a working AC unit. After all, if you love being outdoors and showing off your grilling skills, you'll need a body of water nearby when the heat takes its toll. Luckily, plenty of spots perfect for families in and around the metroplex are within an hour's drive of your home.

And, since we live in Texas and you know we go big or go home, you'll find the biggest inflatable obstacle course in the state at one of these places and waterslides at another. So, as you gear up for hot weather, consider planning a day with your crew at one of these spots where you can run, jump, and swim to your heart's content. And remember, always wear a lifejacket! 

Spring is in the air, and that means it's cherry blossom time in Westchester and the Hudson Valley. These beautiful flowers typically bloom in late March through early May in the New York region.

Read on for our favorite spots to see cherry blossoms throughout the region, and find more fun springtime destinations and outings in our Spring Fun Guide, which includes a story on the best things to do in Westchester and the Hudson Valley over spring break.

Spring has arrived on Long Island, bringing with it a glorious burst of colorful cherry blossoms. These are perfect days to explore some of the area's family-friendly gardens and Long Island's excellent state parks, where displays of delicate pink cherry blossoms and a host of other springtime trees and flowers are in full bloom. Read on for the best cherry blossom festivals in Nassau and Suffolk counties. 

Searching for more seasonal splendor? Check out our Spring Fun Guide for Long Island Kids, which includes our story on the best things to do with kids during spring break 2025 on Long Island. Or pile the kids in the car and set off on a family day trip to one of the many cherry blossom-filled parks in New York City.