There’s plenty to do over the Easter holiday weekend starting tonight. The fun continues with kite flying, go-cart racing, comedy shows and tons of activities for the entire family to enjoy.April 21A live performance by UZIMON at Mrs Chivas Birthday Bash “Get Hot” at Docksiders. With DJs YGS, Chubb, Smokey and Aztec. Tickets, $20, are available from Soundstage, Kit N Caboodle, Sovereign Jewellers, event administrators and the DJs themselves. Dress code will be in effect no hats or white T-shirts. No ID, no entry. Over-21 event. For more information telephone 537-9353.Easter weekendHappy hour at Fresco’s will feature Maria’s Ristorante menu samples and DJ Einstein spinning the tunes until 1am.Shine’s House of Music will offer Karaoke until midnight. Admission is $10.Good FridayCelebrate Earth Day. The Bermuda Environmental Alliance youth wing presents: The best things in life are free. An Earth Day Nature Walk. The purpose is to connect with nature and identify healthy foods/herbs that grow in the wild. The walk takes place from 9.30am until 11.30am in Ferry Reach Park, starting at the main entrance. The tour is being led by David Chapman, author of the Daddy and I Explore environmental series, and Bermuda Environmental Alliance youth leader Jahmali Bridgewater.St. David’s CCC Gilbert Lamb Day featuring the Mohawk Grande Prix go-cart race, kite competitions, track and field events for children and adults, a tug-o-war competition and a hot dog eating contest. The race takes place from 4pm until 5.15pm. Patrons are asked to make their way into St. David’s well before 4pm as roads will be closed to traffic to allow the race to take place.Young United Bermuda’s Annual Good Friday Kite Festival at Horseshoe Bay Beach. This fun-filled free family event features various kite competitions, a tug-o-war competition and a great line up of entertainment. Event runs from 11am until 4pm.Botanical Gardens Tour starts 10.30am at the Botanical Gardens Visitors’ Centre near the Berry Hill entrance to the gardens. The tour will go through sub-tropical fruit groves, cedar and banyan trees, formal gardens, a sensory garden, cacti and display houses with exotic plants. The tour concludes at 2pm.Supa Bad Entertainment Presents Soca Meets Hip Hop Showdown at The Cellar, Fairmont Southampton from 10pm until 3am. Tickets, $15 in advance, are available from Soundstage, Kit N Caboodle, DJs, Sovereign Jewellers and event administrators. For more information telephone 537-9353.April 23Non-profit organisation TEDxBermuda is to host a presentation featuring a host of local and overseas experts in various fields. The idea is to offer insightful presentations to create interest and start conversations in “any topic worth spreading”. Tickets, $80, are available at www.premierticketsglobal.com. For more details visit tedxbermuda.com. The event is from 1pm until 6pm at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute.LMAO Comedy Show featuring David “Sauce” Foster, Joe Blount and Jay Phillips will be held in the Mid Ocean Amphitheatre, at the Fairmont Southampton. Doors open at 7.30pm; showtime is 8pm. Regular tickets are $50; VIP $65. The event is followed by the Two28 LMAO official after party, starting at 10.30pm at The Cellar at Fairmont Southampton. General admission is $20; $5 for show patrons. E-mail multientertainment[AT]live.com.The Bermuda Breeze Concert Series 2011 takes place at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess featuring jazz vocalist Theresa Hightower and local artists Lovette Smith and Ensemble, and Randy Lambert. Doors open at 8pm; showtime 8.30pm. Tickets, $75, are available from www.bdatix.com.Stulla Meets Stullisha is on at Bailey’s Bay Cricket Club from 10pm where Big Bodyguard Sound will be playing. Contact Kuane for earlybird tickets: 331-1326.Spoiled Rotten Nicki Minaj is an all-pink affair. The event takes place at Gravity Night Club from 10pm until 3am. Music is by Prezidential Elite, Zedhi and Afterdark. Admission is free before midnight and $20 thereafter.Easter SundayWalking Club of Bermuda leaves from Horseshoe Bay parking lot at 7am. Participation is free. Walks are usually between six and seven miles unless otherwise stated. All are welcome. Refreshments are provided at the end of each walk.St Mark’s Anglican Church will have a 6am “Sonrise Service” inside the church by candlelight followed by breakfast in the hall afterwards. An 8am Holy Communion and a 10.30am Easter family Communion will follow. An open house featuring beautiful flower arrangements by members and friends of St Mark’s Guild, is planned from 12.30pm until 5pm. The general public is invited to attend.Taste of Bermuda Calypso at the Royal Naval Dockyard will feature delectable pepper jams, rum cakes, locally brewed beer and ginger beer. Stop by the Bermuda Craft Market and enjoy an array of flavours such as Bermuda preserves and other sizzling treats. Event runs 1.30 pm until 3.30pm.Hang Over Part 2 at Gravity Night Club from 10pm until 3am. Music by YGS and Zedhi. Admission is $10 before midnight and $20 after.