The mind-blowing Easter dessert event you need to see

Make your Easter extra magical this year. - by Laura Barry

Although not quite as big of an event as Christmas, Easter is definitely celebrated in Australia. What’s not to like about the holiday? It involves public holidays, copious amounts of chocolate and adorable bunny motifs embellishing everything from tea-towels to pyjamas.

However, one Sydney institution has taken Easter celebrations to the next level.

Red and yellow and pink and green, purple and orange and blue, The Grounds is singing a rainbow for Easter, and we're inviting YOU! Everything that's wonderful is at the Grounds for Easter this year, hit the link in our bio to see all the plans we've been hatching. 🌈✨🙌🏼🐰 #thegrounds 📸 @elidaze

The Grounds of Alexandria is a beautiful location on any ordinary day, but from April 12 to 26 the bustling food precinct has been transformed into a rainbow-lit Easter heaven, complete with giant eggs, flowers and Instagrammable moments.

Called Rainbow Dessert Lane, the grounds will present laneways of sweet treats such as doughnuts, gelato, churros and beignets beneath glowing rainbow-hued arches.

MISSING: One giant Easter bunny. Last seen in Alexandria at the end of our laneway. If you see it, approach with caution. 🥚🐰🙌🏼😂 Hit the link in our bio to see all of our Easter plans! ✨ #thegrounds 📷 @elidaze

The dessert event kicks off at 6pm every Friday and Saturday night from April 12 to 27 and finishes at 9pm.

Be sure not to miss the cracking of the giant Easter egg at 3pm on Sunday April 21^st.

Garnish game strong 💪🏼 🐰💕 Hop on down to The Garden Bar and try our very special 'Bunny's Garden' shake! A house-made mint milkshake, topped with whipped cream, chocolate eggs and sprinkles. Guaranteed to bring much enjoy-mint to your Easter. #thegrounds

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Laura Barry

Laura Barry is a writer, bookworm and interior design enthusiast with a love for reporting on all things homes and lifestyle. When not tapping away at her keyboard, Laura can be found making endless cups of tea or perusing the shelves of Sydney’s many bookstores.