Spring has only just begun! Already, though, the calendar promises to set us up for brighter days. Enjoy the start of the season at any one of these April 2021 events in Auburn and Opelika.
Adult Easter Egg Hunt, March 30 to April 2
- What: Who says kids should have all the fun? Adults can experience their childhood again during this free event. Keep your eyes peeled for hints via the official Opelika Parks social media channels.
- Where: Across Opelika
- When: All day
- Website: Click here and here
Auburn Floral Trail, March 30 to April 16
- What: Have you ever seen spring flowers in full bloom? Now you can! Travel around town by bike, car, or on foot to see all the lovely local blossoms along either one of the two trails.
- Where: See the trails here.
- When: All day
- Website: Click here
Flashlight Easter Egg Hunt, April 1
- What: This event is no April Fool’s! Turn on those flashlights—you have eggs to find. Attendance is free for all, though the event is designed for children in grades third through fifth.
- Where: Moore Stadium, Seventh Avenue
- When: 7:30 to 9 p.m.
- Website: Click here
Underwater Egg Hunt, April 2
- What: The kids have never tried an Easter egg hunt quite like this! Children aged 6 to 10 can search for eggs in the pool. Members can attend for free, while new guests can get tickets for $4.
- Where: Opelika Sportsplex, 1001 Andrews Road
- When: 6 to 8 p.m.
- Website: Click here
Opelika Art Walk, April 3
- What: Next up on our list of April 2021 events in Auburn and Opelika, we have the Opelika Art Walk! Take in the fresh spring air as you visit art vendors and listen to live music downtown. Plus, you can see a live ‘Godspell’ performance too!
- Where: Downtown Opelika Train Depot, 1032 S. Railroad Ave.
- When: 1 to 7 p.m.
- Website: Click here
Easter Brunch and Egg Hunt, April 4
- What: First, you eat! Then, you hunt for something sweet at the Easter Brunch and Egg Hunt. The menu includes carved prime rib, oysters on the half shell, dark chocolate tortes, and more. Call 334-737-2187 to make your reservation.
- Where: Marriott at Grand National, 3700 Robert Trent Jones Trail
- When: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- Website: Click here
Monkey Park After Dark: Movie Night, April 16
- What: Date night! You can take the special someone in your life out to see a free, adults-only showing of “Dazed and Confused” this month. Don’t forget a lawn chair or blanket!
- Where: Monkey Park, 700 Fifth Ave.
- When: 8:30 p.m.
- Website: Click here
Food Truck Festival at the Gogue, April 17
- What: In April, a food truck fleet will meet at the GPAC! Not only can you support local businesses, but you can also lend some support to the EAMC NICU too. Come ready to bid for their silent auctions as well!
- Where: Jay and Susie Gouge Performing Arts Center, 910 S. College St.
- When: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Website: Click here
20th Annual CityFEST, April 24
- What: Kids’ activities, delicious food, live music, and more—everyone will love a trip to CityFEST. It’s completely free to attend too—but you can also bring money for souvenirs.
- Where: Kiesel Park, 520 Chadwick Lane
- When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Website: Click here
“UNO” Art Workshop, April 24
- What: Get ready to make your masterpiece, guided by artist Marcia Hodges. The event includes paints, though you will have to bring brushes and a canvas. Oh—and they’ll serve lunch too! So, get your tickets ASAP.
- Where: Opelika Art HAUS, 500 N. Railroad Ave.
- When: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- Website: Click here
Safety Reminders
By now, you know the drill! Please, remember to wear a mask and social distance. You should also listen to all event regulations, employee directions, and posted signage. Thank you for protecting those around you!
Summary
From Easter egg hunts to flower trails to painting vibrant creations, you can blossom this spring! No matter which of these April 2021 events in Auburn and Opelika you decide to attend, we hope you have a great time.
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