There is no single answer to this question since "pagan" can mean different things to different people. To some, anything that wasn't specifically Christian could be considered pagan, while others might broaden the definition to include religions and spiritual practices from around the world. That said, Easter is often associated with paganism because it falls around the time of the vernal equinox (the first day of spring) and many of its customs draw on pre-Christian traditions. For example, the Easter egg hunt is thought to have originated in Germany where people would hide eggs for children to find. Similarly, the Easter bunny has been linked with various pagan goddesses who were said to lay eggs as gifts for children.