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Reading Town Centre Easter Egg Hunt
Reading
Type:Free Event
Blagrave Street, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 1QH
Reading
Celebrate Easter in Reading with a fantastic free Easter Trail. Fun for all the family and a great way to explore the town.
Hunt down the 14 Easter eggs tucked away in shop windows throughout Reading Town Centre, then finish the trail and deposit the tear-off section in the designated 'competition entry' boxes stationed at: Reading Town Hall, the Visitor Information Point at the Train Station, and The Oracle Customer Service Desk
Pick one up in the Oracle Customer Service Desk, Town Hall reception or Information point at the station (Mon-Fri 10-1 only) or download map here
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