Happy Easter Weekend! Namur is buzzing this Saturday, April 4th, and Sunday, April 5th, 2026, especially with egg hunts and season openers. We've curated the top family picks, mixing local fun with nearby Easter traditions.
See our top picks
Walloon Language Reading Marathon
La Célestine (Public Library)
A calm, free Sunday afternoon activity focused on literacy at the central library.
Improvisation Show: Punctually
Namur
Keep the kids 5+ entertained indoors with spontaneous theatre on Saturday.
Reine Fabiola Attractive Park: Season Opening
Parc attractif Reine Fabiola
The local park reopens Saturday for kids 3 and up!
· April 4
7SPRING AWAKENING : Kicking off the spring season with a local event, whatever the specific activities are, this is one to check out right in the city center.It's a specifically named event starting on Saturday morning right in Namur.
YOSHI EGG HUNT : A fun Easter egg hunt featuring a Yoshi theme. Perfect for slightly older kids who are still keen on the hunt.Specific Easter activity listed directly for Namur city.
NIGHTTIME YOSHI EGG HUNT : The fun continues after dark with a special nighttime edition of the Yoshi egg hunt. Bring your flashlights!It's the unique evening session of a confirmed family event.
: A great indoor option for kids aged 5 and up—a fun, spontaneous improvisation show to keep everyone entertained.Specific, date-locked performance available indoors on Saturday.
CITADEL OF NAMUR GRAFFITI DISCOVERY TOUR : Explore the Citadel through a unique lens focusing on its modern graffiti art. A cool way to see a major landmark.Exclusive tour tied specifically to Saturday.
: The local park reopens for the season this Saturday! Expect fun rides and outdoor play perfect for younger children.This marks the start of the season for a key local family attraction.
: A family game trail themed around the Easter patrol mission. A great active option for Saturday.It is specifically labeled as a 'Jeu de piste familial' (family scavenger hunt) and starts Saturday.
· April 5
6EASTER EGG HUNT IN BOUGEFREE : A dedicated Easter egg hunt happening in the nearby area of Bouge on Easter Sunday morning.It's a confirmed Easter Sunday egg hunt in a location 5km from Namur center.
: A beautiful setting for an Easter egg hunt among the stunning gardens in Annevoie. Great for a slightly longer Sunday outing.A major Easter tradition held in the beautiful, nearby gardens on Easter Sunday.
: This exhibition focusing on prehistory is wrapping up this weekend! Great for kids 7 and up who love dinosaurs or early humans.It's the final day (Sunday) to see this exhibition which starts at age 7.
WALLOON LANGUAGE READING MARATHONFREE : A free event at the public library dedicated to reading in the local Walloon dialect. A lovely, low-key Sunday afternoon activity.It is free, indoors, and happening on Sunday in the main Namur library.
: A celebration focused on Easter and chocolate traditions, likely including tastings or demonstrations perfect for little ones.Specific Easter-themed event listed for Easter Sunday, though slightly outside the city.
: A fascinating walk through the Citadel focused on local legends and separating fact from fiction, ideal for older kids who like mysteries.This specific themed tour is listed for Sunday and is suitable for tweens/teens.
Also On· anytime this weekend
1FREE : Enjoy a relaxing Sunday morning browsing the stalls along the Meuse in Jambes. Great for finding cheap treasures and people-watching.A Sunday morning ritual located right near Namur city center.
Frequently Asked Questions
What free kids events are on in Namur this weekend?
We found two events that appear to be free: The Walloon Language Reading Marathon on Sunday at the Public Library, and the Easter Egg Hunt in Bouge on Sunday.
Are there any Easter egg hunts in Namur this weekend?
Yes! There is a themed Yoshi Egg Hunt happening on Saturday, including a special nighttime version, and a general free egg hunt in the suburb of Bouge on Sunday.
What can my older kids (10+) do this weekend?
The Citadel is offering a guided walk focusing on 'Legends and Fake News' on Sunday, and the Prehistory Exhibition in nearby Godinne is running its final days, suitable for ages 7+.
