Hi, can you tell me where EASTER BUNNY and SANTA CLAUS is mentioned in bible?

Luke 33:68-70 68 Lo it was the birthday of the messiah, and he tooketh his disciples out and bestowed upon them gifts. Paul said "Lord, verily, it is us who should be giving you gifts, it is thine birthday after all", whereupon Jesus replied, let all who celebrateth my day of birth be visited by Santa, and feat on mince pies. 69 And Paul was confused, but Jesus replied, "Worrieth not for it will make sense to your childrens children, here, have a chocolate egg. 70 And Paul said "Lord, where did you obtaineth this chocolate egg?" and Jesus replied, "Out of that bunny rabbit's bum over there".

That's easy: they aren't.

It's not, it's part of ancient pagan religion like much of Christianity is including the story of Jesus.

No but you are Isaiah 32:6 Common English Bible (CEB) 6 Fools speak folly; their minds devise wickedness, acting irreverently, speaking falsely of the LORD, leaving the hungry empty, and depriving the thirsty of drink.

Pagan holidays, not in the bible,

page 372, second paragraph, 3rd sentence. "He who shall rise is the bunny of Easter and he who shall fall down chimney is Santa."

It's in the index in the very back under "totally real and awesome creatures" I'm surprised you missed that. haha!

They're not. they come from pagan traditions that were adopted into these two Christian holidays.

I think they're both mentioned in Luke, if I'm not mistaken.