Easter in New Orleans: Brunch, Events & Offers

Welcome the vibrant arrival of spring in the Crescent City with an unforgettable Easter celebration at Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans. Whether you are gathering with loved ones for an Easter brunch, indulging in seasonal Louisiana seafood or creating new family traditions with an egg hunt in our scenic gardens, our riverside oasis offers the perfect luxurious backdrop for your holiday weekend.

Exceptional Easter Brunch & Dining

Experience culinary delights in New Orleans over the Easter holiday weekend with specially curated menus and seasonal buffets crafted by our expert culinary team. From grand ballroom events to elevated local flavours, our Easter dining experiences are designed to be savoured.

River Ballroom Easter Sunday Brunch

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Join us on April 5 for an Easter brunch buffet in the elegant River Ballroom. Enjoy a sprawling selection of seasonal favourites, classic brunch fare and decadent desserts, all accompanied by views of the Mississippi River.

Garden Easter Egg Hunt Let the little ones explore our beautiful garden during our exclusive Easter Egg Hunt on April 5. Available for Hotel guests and those attending our Easter brunches, the event features two sessions (11:00 am and 1:00 pm), complete with lawn games, vibrant décor and a dedicated bar for adults to enjoy a refreshing spring beverage.

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Miss River Easter Brunch

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Experience a festive twist on grand dining at Miss River. On Easter Sunday, enjoy a delightful combination of a semi-buffet alongside our signature à la carte offerings, perfectly celebrating the bold flavours of Louisiana in a lively setting.

Spring Crawfish Menu at Chemin à la Mer

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Embrace the local season from March 27 to April 6 with an exclusive crawfish menu at Chemin à la Mer. Chefs Donald Link and Brody Olive have crafted Louisiana-inspired dishes available as a special clip-on menu to perfectly complement your spring dining experience.

The Magic of Springtime in the Crescent City

Easter in New Orleans is a truly magical time of year. The city comes alive with perfect spring weather, blooming magnolias and a vibrant cultural calendar. Staying at Four Seasons puts you just steps away from historic French Quarter festivities and iconic parades, while providing a luxurious, tranquil riverside sanctuary to retreat to after a day of exploration. It's the perfect season to experience the unique blend of Southern charm, world-class culinary artistry and warm hospitality that defines New Orleans.

Historic French Quarter Easter Parades

Step out to witness the iconic French Quarter Easter Parades, a beloved local tradition featuring festive bonnets, brass bands and colourful horse-drawn carriages.

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Luxurious Riverside Suites

Wake up to sweeping views of the Mississippi River in one of our luxury suites, offering a serene and spacious start to your Easter morning.

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River View Rooftop Pool

Enjoy the beautiful April weather with our rooftop pool, featuring complimentary kids' pool toys. Relax in a cabana while the kids play safely in our crescent-shaped river view pool.

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Rejuvenating Spa Treatments

Renew your mind and body this spring with a seasonally-inspired treatment or massage at our award-winning Spa.

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Craft Cocktails at Chandelier Bar

Toast to the holiday weekend beneath our stunning crystal centrepiece with an expertly crafted spring cocktail at Chandelier Bar.

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Easter Egg Hunt

Hotel guests and brunch attendees are invited to our exclusive Garden Easter Egg Hunt on April 5! Enjoy lawn games, festive décor and a dedicated bar serving refreshing spring drinks for the adults.

FAQ

: New Orleans is famous for its lively Easter Sunday parades in the French Quarter. The most notable are the Historic French Quarter Easter Parade and the Chris Owens French Quarter Easter Parade, both of which feature participants in elaborate Easter bonnets, horse-drawn carriages and the tossing of festive throws.
: Yes, Easter is one of the most popular dining holidays in the city. It is strongly recommended to make reservations several weeks in advance for highly sought-after locations like Miss River or the River Ballroom to ensure your table is secured.
: Easter typically falls in late March or April, which is widely considered the best time to visit New Orleans. You can expect mild, pleasant spring weather with average highs in the mid 70 to low 80 degrees Fahrenheit (21.11 to 26.67 degrees Celsius), which is perfect for walking the city and outdoor activities.
: Yes. Beyond the Hotel’s own Garden Easter Egg Hunt, families often enjoy exploring the Audubon Zoo, taking a streetcar ride up St. Charles Avenue or walking through City Park, which often hosts various family-friendly spring events.

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