The asteroid 99942 Apophis will certainly come interestingly close to the Earth on the evening of 13 April 2029; it will miss the Earth by 31,900 km, and will be as bright as magnitude 3.4, easily visible in binoculars or to the naked eye from a dark site.
However, on 13 April 2036, it will miss the Earth by at least 23 million kilometres and more likely by about 56 million kilometres. At this distance it will probably be 16th to 18th magnitude, and will be an object for astrophotography rather than direct telescopic observation. There is certainly no danger of a collision with the Earth on that date. (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/99942_Apophis and
http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronomy/2016/01/04/asteroid_apophis_will_not_hit_earth_in_2036.html ). The fact that this wide miss occurs on Easter Sunday is irrelevant.