A family-friendly Easter celebration at The Granville Centre with live entertainment, food trucks, rides and a petting zoo over two fun-filled nights.
Friday 27 March 2026
to Saturday 28 March 2026
4:00pm - 9:00pm
2a Memorial Dr, Granville NSW 2142, Australia
Free
Get ready to hop into a colourful family celebration at the Easter Extravaganza Fair in Granville. This Easter event is designed for school-aged kids and their parents, offering lively entertainment, tasty food, and activities that make great memories and photos for the whole family.
Bring the kids for an energetic festival atmosphere that blends community spirit with Easter cheer. Expect music, stage performances and family-friendly acts that keep children engaged while parents relax and enjoy the vibe.
- Live family-friendly entertainment and performances
- Community market stalls and food trucks serving a range of options
- Rides suitable for different ages and a petting zoo for younger children
The event is aimed at creating an inclusive, safe space where families can stroll, snack and enjoy entertainment together. It’s perfect for parents looking for affordable, local school holiday activities and Easter things to do in Granville.
The fair runs across two evenings with the program timed for after-school and early evening enjoyment. It’s a casual drop-in festival format, so you can arrive when it suits your family schedule and stay as long as you like.
Performances, stalls and rides will run throughout the 4pm–9pm program each night, with particular attractions aimed at younger children earlier in the evening. There will be opportunities for photos with Easter-themed displays and family-friendly entertainment slots.
For parents planning logistics, allow time for short queues at popular stalls and rides during peak times. Bring a small bag with water, sunscreen and any comforts for younger children to make the evening smooth and enjoyable.
The Easter Extravaganza Fair takes place at The Granville Centre in Granville, a central local venue with easy access from nearby suburbs and public transport. The venue is familiar to many local families and offers a compact festival footprint that’s easy to navigate with children.
There will be accessible entry points and clear signage to guide families to entertainment zones, markets and dining areas. Parents should plan for short walks between attractions and use prams or small foldable wagons if needed for younger children.
If you need assistance on the day, look for event staff or council volunteers who can help with directions, lost children procedures, and accessibility needs. Public transport and on-street parking options are nearby, but consider carpooling or walking to avoid busy parking periods.
The event is family-friendly and suitable for school-aged children, with activities and rides catering to a range of ages. Children should be supervised by parents or guardians at all times to ensure safety around rides and around the petting zoo.
Bring cash or card for food trucks and market stalls; while many vendors will accept cards, small purchases or busy periods may be faster with contactless payments. If your child has allergies, check ingredients at food stalls and ask vendors for details.
Cumberland City Council acknowledges the Darug Nation and People as Traditional Custodians of the land. Parents are asked to be mindful and respectful of the cultural acknowledgement and consider this an opportunity to teach children about local Indigenous heritage.
This community event is free to attend for families, making it a great low-cost outing during the Easter period. Individual rides or vendor purchases may have separate charges—bring a small budget for food and attractions.
No formal booking is required for general entry; simply bring the family and arrive between 4pm and 9pm on either night. For popular rides or activities that have limited capacity, arrive early if you want guaranteed spots.
For more details, sign up for Cumberland City Council eNews or contact the council directly for accessibility information or specific event enquiries. The fair is an easy, affordable option for parents searching for Easter events, family activities and things to do in Granville.
