Easter egg hunt and workshop at the Musée de la Vie d'autrefois 2025 in Seine et marne - 77

Looking for an Easter egg hunt in Seine-et-Marne ? Join us this Saturday, April 19, 2025 at the Musée de la Vie d'Autrefois, in Les Ormes-sur-Voulzie (77). The site invites us to a family day punctuated by a big egg hunt and a creative Easter egg decorating workshop. A great opportunity to combine traditions, games and heritage discovery.

The timeless country setting of the Musée de la Vie d'Autrefois lends itself perfectly to a family celebration like Easter. Nestled in the heart of 77, just an hour from Paris, this place of memory accurately recreates everyday life in the 19th and 20th centuries, with over 70,000 objects in life-size settings.

And this Saturday, April 19, 2025, the museum is transformed into an open-air playground: from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., children can take part in a large-scale egg hunt organized in the various areas of the museum. It's a fun way to explore this astonishing place, whose atmosphere is reminiscent of an old movie set.

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But the afternoon also features a whimsical manual activity: from 2pm to 5pm, children are invited to an Easter egg-decorating workshop led by Édouard, a regular at the museum, known for his warm and educational approach. In the museum's atrium, everyone can express their creativity by coloring and decorating eggs as they wish, in the spirit of Easter celebrations.

Meanwhile, adults are not to be outdone: while the youngest are having fun, parents and grandparents can set off to discover the museum's treasures. Farm machinery, domestic objects, scenes from ancient trades... The museum offers a fascinating insight into a bygone world that sometimes resonates with our childhood memories.

The fee for the workshop alone is 5 euros per child, and a package including the workshop and museum visit is available for 15 euros. For adults, the usual museum rates apply. Advance booking is recommended, as places are limited. Tickets are available from the online ticketing service or directly from the museum reception desk.

A great family outing, to celebrate Easter in the Ile-de-France region in a fun and cultural way, between memories of yesteryear and the simple joys of the present.