Spring in Pittsburgh means blooming flowers, family outings, and one especially adorable tradition that lasts for decades. As Easter approaches in 2026, local malls, museums, and community events across the Pittsburgh area are rolling out festive picture opportunities where kids (and even pets!) can meet the Easter Bunny and capture a sweet seasonal memory. You could go for a classic mall photo setup where you’re in and out or a more unique experience at a local attraction where each kid gets one-on-one time. These spots around the city have you covered.
Places for Easter Bunny Pictures in Pittsburgh 2026
Ross Park Mall
Through April 4
Whether you reserve your spot online or walk right into the line, the Easter Bunny at Ross Park Mall is ready to give you your picture-perfect moment. Plus, if your child needs special attention, on March 22 a Caring Bunny with a sensory-friendly experience takes place from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
South Hills Village Mall
Through April 4
Head to the South Hills Village Mall for a family day out. Start off with a snack at one of the food stands and then head over to the Easter Bunny for a photo worthy of posting. This mall will also have a Caring Bunny visit on March 22 for those needing a sensory-friendly experience.
Galleria of Mt. Lebanon
March 20-April 4
We know the kids are the stars of the show on Easter with egg hunts and baskets at the plenty but, Galleria of Mt. Lebanon has a way to get your pet involved too. Every Monday during their Easter Bunny picture season, you can bring your cat, dog, snake, bird, whatever to the mall and get their own portrait with the Easter Bunny.
Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills
March 20-April 5
Besides grabbing a picture with the mascot of Easter, there’s fun for the kids inside Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills too. Every hour, gather around the Bunny’s set for a KIDZ BOP Bunny Dance Party. Follow along with easy moves and fun music that get everyone moving.
Beaver Valley Mall
March 20-April 5
Want to make sure you get a photo with the Easter Bunny no matter what? Reserve your spot online for a no-wait, hassle-free experience. Not to mention, this mall also includes the KIDZ BOP Bunny Dance Parties every hour to get you in the holiday spirit.
The Waterfront
March 21-April 1
So that every one gets an equal chance and time with the Easter Bunny, The Waterfront requires reservations. Each reservation is $5 and all the money goes towards Jeremiah’s Place, Pittsburgh’s crisis nursery. Your slot includes special time with the Bunny, one printed photo, and the digital files of each of your photos.
Sensory Friendly Bunny Pictures at The Behavior Institute
March 22
Patience and quiet are key when it comes to a sensory-friendly meeting that keeps kiddos relaxed and at bay. The Behavior Institute is partnering with Steel City Mascots for an opportunity to have the Easter Bunny meeting your child needs. No professional photographer will be on site so be sure to bring your phone or a camera along.
Bunny Trolley at PA Trolley Museum
March 27-29 and April 3-4
It’s an all-out party at the PA Trolley Museum for Easter-time. Other than taking a photo with the Easter Bunny, hunt for giant hidden eggs along the trolley ride, get to pet live rabbits, and enjoy free face paint. Plus, you’ll get to explore the museum with your admission as well.
Eggstravaganza at the National Aviary
March 28-29 and April 3-4
Start your morning off right with a picture alongside the Easter Bunny before your adventure at the National Aviary begins. As you travel through different realms of flying friends, you’ll work on a scavenger hunt, learn about the science behind eggs, play games, meet experts, and so much more.
Bunny Brunch
April 4, Pittsburgh Zoo
You’ll want to hurry up and hop over to the Pittsburgh Zoo to reserve a Bunny Brunch before this last day sells out. Choose between either a breakfast or lunch date that puts you in the middle of a delicious buffet before getting your star-studded photo. Plus, kids can also make a craft and meet special animal ambassadors.
Story by Kylie Thomas
Photo Courtesy of Jessica Scalf
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