SD Weekend: Daffodil Days; Easter Egg Hunts; Flower Fields Holi Fest

SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CA — To keep your weekend fun and lively, Patch has rounded up some entertaining events going on throughout the San Diego region — from the southern border, to East County, through beach towns, to the uppermost points of North County and communities in between.

Some are free. Some have a fee.

Whether you opt for an activity close to home or a mini day trip, see what's slated this weekend from Saturday, April 1 to Sunday, April 2.

Double-check with event organizers to confirm dates, times and locations in case activities were updated since posted on Patch.
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Bunny Train & Easter Egg Hunt: Pacific Southwest Railway, Campo

Holi: Festival Of Colors: Flower Fields, Carlsbad

'Elmo's Eggstravaganza' Easter Bunny & Egg Hunt: Sesame Place San Diego, Chula Vista

World Of Orchids: San Diego Botanic Garden, Encinitas

Spring Safari & Butterfly Jungle: San Diego Zoo Safari Park, Escondido

Classical Academy High School "Guys & Dolls" - Escondido

Alex Newman: Transhumanism, The War on Humanity, Escondido

Spring Egg Hunt: Sports Park Softball Field, Imperial Beach

"Into the Woods," Theater For Young Professionals, La Mesa

My Space Arts & Craft Club, Lemon Grove

Annual Yard Sale, Oceanside

Green EcoChallenge, Oceanside

Spring Fling Egg Hunt: Rancho Bernardo

Seven Seas Food Festival: SeaWorld San Diego

Easter Eggspress: Egg Quest and Story Time, San Diego

East Village Association’s Opening Weekend Block Party, San Diego

San Diego Civic Youth Ballet "Midsummer Night’s Dream" - San Diego

Spring Fling & Street Festival: San Marcos

Daffodil Days & U-Pick Flowers: Julian Farm & Orchard, Santa Ysabel

'Hop Down The Bunny Trail' & Easter Egg Hunt: Santee

Easter On The Farm: Bates Nut Farm, Valley Center

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Hitting the road for the weekend? See ...

• Inland Empire Weekend: Tour de Murrieta; Easter Egg Hunts; Meatball Festival

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