Easter customs have evolved from a number of religious and folklore sources that changed over time and locale. A look at Delaware's unique ones.

The 2,000-year-old Christian holiday marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ—but some of its modern traditions have pagan origins as symbols of new life.

Every year, people across America embrace beloved, time-honored Easter traditions like opening Easter baskets, attending song-filled church services, and hosting egg hunts for the whole family ...

For others, Easter is simply a time for families and friends to get together and enjoy a delicious meal, exchange eggs and ...

The annual egg roll has been a tradition at the White house since 1878. Thousands of children gather on the Monday after Easter to participate in the event.

Easter, a holiday celebrated worldwide, brings with it a vibrant tapestry of customs and traditions. Among these, the playful practice of hiding and decorating eggs and the whimsical figure of the ...

One of the traditions Jenna Dewan is excited to share with her children, is including a Lindt Gold Bunny in their Easter baskets. (Photo credit: Michael Simon for Lindt USA. #LindtGoldBunny) ...

But it is in the folk traditions of England and Germany that the figure of the hare is specifically connected to Easter. Accounts from the 1600s in Germany describe children hunting for Easter ...

As Christian faithful around the world prepare to culminate the Easter holiday tomorrow, April 20, many may reflect on the meaning of Easter and the traditions.

The Conversation explores the origins of the long and interesting journey the Easter Bunny has taken from European prehistory to today.

Easter is about love, hope and new beginnings. Let’s make that message truly inclusive by choosing compassionate traditions this year. A quick online search will lead you to a wealth of vegan ...