Spring Is in Play: SF Network Facilities Hosting Easter Events and Seasonal Tournaments in 2026
By: Ali Yenchick
Spring in the SF Network is, quite honestly, when the busy season really starts. Across the network, facilities are filling their calendars with Easter brunches, egg hunts, family festivals, and spring tournament action that give guests one more reason to get out of the house and into the fun. From bunny photos and bounce houses to baseball brackets and weekday tournament series, these venues are turning seasonal programming into community momentum.
If you are looking for proof that great facilities do more than host games, this lineup makes the case. Here are five SF Network facilities and venue partners bringing Easter and spring energy to their communities in 2026.
Sprowls Horizon Sports Park Presented by Floridacentral Credit Union – Pinellas Park, Florida
Sprowls Horizon Sports Park got in on the Easter action with its Horizon Family Eggstravaganza on Friday, April 3. The event included no shortage of family-friendly Easter-themed activities, games, food specials, and even the chance to win the first pitch at a Clearwater Threshers Baseball home game this season!
- Key features: $5 activity fee for children, no fee for parents, egg hunt, Easter Bunny photos, kickball and wiffle ball games
Why It Stands Out
This event feels especially on-brand for the SF Network because it mixes holiday fun with active play on the fields. Instead of asking families to choose between an Easter event and a day at the park, Sprowls Horizon Sports Park turns both into one easy, affordable outing.
AdventHealth Sports Park at Bluhawk – Overland Park, Kansas
Spring at AdventHealth Sports Park at Bluhawk comes with a family-friendly Easter twist. The venue’s Easter Brunch event was held on April 4 and included a tasty brunch spread, hours of fun, and a visit from the Easter Bunny himself!
- Key features: Brunch buffet, arcade-style gameplay, Easter Bunny photo opportunities, and a built-in outing for families looking for more than the usual holiday meal
Why It Stands Out
Bluhawk blends sports and entertainment in a way that makes seasonal programming feel bigger than a single event. It is the kind of activation that gives families a reason to stay longer, play more, and make the facility part of their holiday plans… and possibly, a new holiday tradition.
Paradise Coast Sports Complex – Naples, Florida
Paradise Coast Sports Complex went BIG with its Easter Eggstravaganza on Easter Sunday, April 5. The free, family-friendly celebration featured all things Easter… eggs, treats, festive activities, and of course, the Easter Bunny! an egg hunt, bounce houses, food trucks, Easter Bunny photos, and face painting.
- Key features: Multi-activity festival setup, Easter Bunny photos, food trucks, face painting, bounce houses, and a massive egg hunt spread across multiple fields
Why It Stands Out
This is more than a pop-up holiday activity. Paradise Coast Sports Complex is using its footprint like a true event campus, turning multiple fields and support areas into a full-scale spring experience for families and sponsors alike.
Gulfport Sportsplex – Gulfport, Mississippi
Not every spring event needs pastel eggs and bunny ears to count. Gulfport Sportsplex is hosting Swing in the Spring, a weekday spring tournament series for youth baseball and fast-pitch softball teams looking for meaningful competition without sacrificing their weekends!
- Key features: Monthly qualifiers in March, April, and May; baseball on Thursdays; softball on Wednesdays; single-elimination play; and a direct path into the Summer Sizzler Championship
Why It Stands Out
Swing in the Spring is really, really smart programming. It’s designed around real family schedules, local league calendars, and church commitments, which makes it feel less like a scheduling headache and more like an actual solution. Plus, it fills the facility’s programming gaps, which can be a challenge for many sports complexes.
Starkville Parks & Recreation at McKee Park – Starkville, Mississippi
Starkville Parks & Recreation has an Easter Egg Hunt on the books for April 14 at McKee Park. It’s simple, but smart–spaced out from the Easter holiday weekend–and is exactly the kind of community-centered seasonal event that helps a local park become part of a family’s annual rhythm.
- Key features: Evening post-holiday programming, community-friendly timing, and a place on the annual event calendar alongside the system’s broader mix of sports and public events.
Why It Stands Out
The best spring programming is not always the biggest. Sometimes it is the event families know they can count on every year, and that consistency is what keeps a facility connected to the people it serves.
Hoover Metropolitan Complex – Hoover, Alabama
At Hoover Metropolitan Complex, spring means tournament time! The HHS Spring Break Classic 2026 came and went in spring break’s prime, March 25–28, and was a premier four-day multi-field high school baseball tournament.
- Key features: Four days of baseball, five active fields, online and gate ticket sales, on-site concessions, and an event footprint built to handle large-volume spring competition.
Why It Stands Out
Spring break tournaments are a seasonal staple for a reason. They bring teams, families, and extended stays together in a single high-energy window, and the Hoover Metropolitan Complex is built to support exactly that kind of multi-day sports-tourism traffic.
Spring Programming That Does More Than Fill a Calendar
These events and tournaments show what strong facilities do best: they create reasons for people to gather. More community engagement, more guest activity, and more moments that turn facilities into local favorites are just a few reasons the SF Network continues to stand out.
If your community is planning its next sports, recreation, or event facility project, contact The Sports Facilities Companies to learn how our expert, industry-leading team helps venues create experiences that drive attendance, strengthen communities, and keep guests coming back for more!
