A series of free fun activities for all the family come to Lancaster city centre this Easter weekend.
Lancaster BID (Business Improvement District) is running an Easter Bunny Trail.
Simply pick up an entry form from participating stores and the VisitLancaster tourist information centre for a chance to win a hamper. The trail runs until Easter Monday, April 18.
There will also be an Easter egg decorating workshop in Marketgate on Saturday, April 16 from 11am to 4pm.
Jack, the mascot of The Entertainer toy shop in St Nicholas Arcades, will visit in-store on Saturday April 16. There will also be a Design an Easter Egg competition and free activity sheet.
Free face painting will also take place in St Nicholas Arcades from 11am to 4pm.


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