Easter is a meaningful time for many—a chance to slow down, gather with loved ones and create lasting memories. This year, take your celebration to new heights with an unforgettable brunch, egg hunt for the kids or a new activity. With Easter hitting late on the April calendar this year, many eateries will have shut their doors for the off-season, but have no fear, there are still plenty of options to celebrate the holiday.
Egg Hunt
An Easter basket and party-parting gifts aren’t complete without sweets from Mursell’s and pretty treats from Made. Outside of a classic chocolate bunny, Mursell’s boasts nostalgic candy like bubble tape and gummy bears.
If you’re visiting Jackson Hole or a local with kids in tow, an Easter egg hunt is likely high on your list—and you’re in luck! The annual Easter Egg Hunt, hosted by the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce, and sponsored by Austin O’Bryhim, State Farm Insurance Agent, is a beloved tradition that brings festive fun to the heart of Town Square. Starting at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 19, this event is perfect for children ages nine and under, and offers the excitement of finding hidden eggs tucked throughout the square. Along the way, little ones might hop into familiar characters like Peter Rabbit and friends, with the Easter Bunny themself often making a special appearance for photos and smiles. Don’t forget to bring a basket and a camera to capture all the joyful moments. It’s a classic celebration that adds extra magic to your Easter in the Tetons.
Easter Eats and Treats
When it comes to Easter eats in Jackson Hole, The Silver Dollar Bar’s annual Easter brunch is a must for anyone craving hearty flavors served with a side of Old West charm. Known for its lively atmosphere and satisfying menu, the Silver Dollar pulls out all the stops for Easter brunch. Served from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. the special holiday spread features something for everyone, whether you’re after classic brunch favorites, kid-friendly bites or something a little indulgent. Book your reservations via resy.com or call 307-732-3939. Walk-ins are welcome, subject to availability.
The Whistling Grizzly located inside the Wyoming Inn will be serving their normal delicious breakfast menu alongside $10 mimosas in celebration of the Easter holiday. Dine on southern biscuits and gravy while sipping a discounted mimosa. Be sure to mention this promotion to redeem, and cheers to you!
The Bistro will be offering a special Sunday brunch menu on Easter morning from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., as well as dinner food and drinks specials that evening. Both The Bistro and Bin 22 will be open on the holiday and offering their off-season promotion of two entrees for the cost of one, plus two dollars benefitting a local nonprofit. All promotions are offered for dinner and dine in only.
