This Easter Sunday coincides with something that many locals wait all year for — yes, there’s the whole bunny rabbit thing happening, but maybe to a few the Angels vs. Red Sox game is just as epic. To celebrate the game, the Catch will be serving up brunch that day, but if you’re not a fan of baseball or if you’re just looking for an unexpected place to get brunch, then you can consider it just another lazy Sunday — just ignore the screaming sports fans.

If your idea of Easter brunch is more conscious than conspicuous consumption or more green than gluttonous, then head to Lucca, the neighborhood spot that invites family and friends to come together every day. Not only will their Easter spread be one of the biggest around this Sunday, you’ll be able to forget about everything and enjoy some times with your family.

Lunch at the Winery? You read that right. For a restaurant (award-winning, at that) that’s known for their flawless dinner service, you won’t be surprised to see that their idea of a lunch is just as perfect. For Easter, the Winery is serving up a special brunch from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., so prepare yourself for a great day whether you’re celebrating at this early bird brunch or just want to join the Winery for their traditional dinner menu later in the day.

When you need to get away and want anything but they typical getaway, the newly revamped L’Auberge de Sedona might just be what you’re looking for. It’ll definitely sate your wanderlust and get you away from the crowds that are gathering on any coastal escape you might find yourself at and it’s close enough that you can fit in a quick weekend escape. But what’s the best part? Hard to say for sure, but we’ll let you decide between the resort and spa spa, the tranquility and outdoor adventures.

In 2009, the Segerstrom Center for the Arts (then it was still known as the Orange County Performing Arts Center) blew away fans of dance with Tour de Force, a celebration of innovation and the fusion of tradition and forward-thinking choreography. They’re set to do it again Thursday, April 28th, when they’ll bring Tour de Force II, a celebration of the artistry, talent and creativity of dance today.

There’s a place for fine wine and on hot summer days there’s nothing like a cool beer. But before dinner or after the theatre, there’s nothing that’ll hit the spot like a cocktail. Whether you’re getting ready for a night out or just getting a nightcap, heading to any of these picks will get you something you won’t find anywhere else. The top 5 cocktail menus aren’t places to get the tried-and-true, though they’re near perfect at each pick — when you head to these spots you need to order up a signature mix. Trust us and get those bottoms up.

All hail the Queen! Across the pond, even she’ll be celebrating the Royal Wedding come April 29th, but here on our shores, Von Hemert will be hosting an event to celebrate Brittania and everything English. On Thursday, April 28th from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at its Costa Mesa gallery, you’ll be able to celebrate the union of Prince William and Catherine Middleton, so get your Union Jack ready.

If the idea of an Easter Sunday Brunch is a little too precious for you, heading to one of your favorite restaurants might remedy those second thoughts. Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar is hosting their own brunch, and as you’d expect, they’ll be offering up some twists on traditional favorites. So hurry and make your reservations, because you know that the closer you get to the big day, the more you’ll be salivating over these amazing selections.

If you haven’t set your plans for Easter yet, hopping over to the St. Regis Resort in Monarch Beach is sure to be an outstanding choice — from an unbeatable brunch to a hunt like no other, there’s no shortage of holiday fun. And since it’s at the St. Regis, you can be sure that from start to finish, every minute will be served up with high style.