Easter Bunnies On The Bayou: Get Your Rabbit Costume On

Have you made your Easter plans yet? Brunch reservations? Hunting eggs? Cooking a leg of lamb? Do all of that, but don't forget about Bunnies on the Bayou.

It's hoppy, it's fun, and it's more than three decades old. This year, it takes place on Easter Sunday, April 16, and if you don't know what it is, you are in for a treat.

Think costumes, music, cocktails, and a crowd of cool people, all assembled in Fish Plaza on the bayou near Wortham Center. It's billed as the largest outdoor cocktail party in Texas, and it has since 2011 raised more than $670,000 for Houston-area organizations that support the LGBT community.

Bunnies on the Bayou is run by volunteers as a 501(c)3 organization and holds events throughout the year, but the Bayou party is the highlight of the season. Get your tickets here.

Here are the 2017 Bunnies on the Bayou beneficiaries: AIDS Foundation Houston, AssistHers, Avenue 360, Bayou City Performing Arts, Houston Gaymers, Houston Pride Band, Lazarus House, Lesbian Health Initiative, Montrose Grace Place, Montrose Softball League Association, Out For Education, The Montrose Center, Pet Patrol, T.R.U.T.H. Project, Inc., Thomas Street Patients Services, and the Transgender Foundation.

— Image: Bunnies on the Bayou