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The Organic Centre invites families and young members to join the Easter Hare Trail next Wednesday, March 27.
With a bit of variation to the traditional Easter Egg hunt, the event will have its own Easter Hare Trail. The task is for the younger members of the family to find the rascal hares hiding all around the centre.
Ask for your map at the shop. Find the "hares" and claim your reward when you've completed the adventure.
You will be able to make a day of it as the Grass roof cafe under Matt Cater will be open over the period of the Easter break for the adventure.
Dervilla Keegan from the Organic Centre says, "The Organic Centre is the ideal place to pop out during the Easter break with its 19-acre site, free gardens, café, shop, and walk to Fowley's Falls. We are always keenly aware of families finding things to do on school breaks and are delighted to host this over Easter. The best memories are when you get out together in nature."
The Easter hare trail will run all day from Wednesday, March 27, to Easter Monday. Admissions are €5 per child.
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