Easter Eggcitement,

About the event

Easter Eggcitment is one of the BC Wildlife Park’s largest annual family events, taking place March 26–29, 2027, in Kamloops, British Columbia. This four-day Easter celebration welcomes over 6000 visitors and offers a full schedule of family-friendly activities, including Easter egg hunts for children up to age 12, animal Easter egg hunts, wildlife encounters, face painting, Wildlife Express Miniature Train rides, Family Farm activities, and live entertainment with Uncle Chris the Clown.

Easter Eggcitment brings families and the community together while supporting the BC Wildlife Park, a non-profit organization and registered charity dedicated to animal welfare, wildlife rehabilitation, conservation, and education. The event also includes a Sensory Friendly experience in partnership with the Canucks Autism Network, providing a quieter and more accessible environment for guests who may benefit from sensory accommodations. With four days of programming and strong community attendance, Easter Eggcitment provides sponsors with meaningful exposure while supporting one of Kamloops’ well-established family traditions.

Why should you sponsor?

Sponsoring Easter Eggcitment 2027 is an opportunity to connect your brand with thousands of families in Kamloops and surrounding communities while supporting the work of the BC Wildlife Park. With a strong social media presence reaching more than 83,000 followers across Facebook and Instagram, along with event promotion through radio, digital advertising, newsletters, our website, and on-site recognition, sponsors receive valuable exposure before and during the four-day event.

As a non-profit organization and registered charity, the BC Wildlife Park is committed to wildlife rehabilitation, conservation, education, and animal welfare. Our rehabilitation team provides care for hundreds of injured and orphaned wild animals from across British Columbia each year, with the goal of returning suitable animals to the wild. Events such as Easter Eggcitment generate important revenue that helps us continue this work; however, producing a four-day community event also comes with significant costs. Sponsor support helps offset those expenses so that more of the revenue generated through the event can directly support the Park’s animals, wildlife rehabilitation programs, conservation initiatives, and ongoing operations.

Maggie Gonzalez

I’m Maggie, a mother of two and the Marketing, Events and Social Media Manager at the BC Wildlife Park. I’m passionate about using my marketing skills to support the Park, our partners, and the important work we do for wildlife in British Columbia.

I’m proud to contribute to an organization that provides animals with a second chance, whether that means receiving ongoing care at the Park or being rehabilitated and released back into the wild. I also value the role that education plays in conservation and in building a stronger connection between our community and local wildlife.

I truly enjoy the work I do and the opportunity to collaborate with businesses, organizations, and individuals who share our commitment to supporting the BC Wildlife Park and our Conservation Through Education mission. I look forward to building meaningful partnerships that make a positive and lasting impact for wildlife and our community.

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