These events are presented by Conway Parks, Recreation & Tourism.
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ARAPAHOE – Easter Egg Hunt, Game and Feast on Sunday, April 16 at 2 p.m.at the Arapahoe Pow-wow Grounds.
It’s the city’s largest annual youth event, Recreation Assistant Program Director Tim Hanlon said.
Equinox said in a statement that is was working with authorities.
Easter is coming soon, and area organizations and churches will host special events to celebrate.
On April 7 we will have an egg hunt in the pool! The hunt will start at 10:30 am.
A magic show will be held in the central food service area following the hunt.
The students are going to be filling the eggs in a 20-minute period called PAWS that allows teachers to have interventions with students. Children from tots to age 12 can register to take part in one of the two hunts at hobokengrace.com. Children up to age 13 can join in the splashtastic fun as they search for floating eggs filled with prizes in the FitNation pool.
With so many eggs slated to be hidden, many may wonder what the organizers put into the eggs as goodies for the kids.
Fremont Mall’s Easter EGGstravaganza egg hunt is planned for noon Sunday.
The Easter long weekend will soon be upon us – it’s time to mark your calendars and squeeze in as many of Vancouver’s entertaining events as you can.
And while the church enjoys seeing all the smiling children dressed in their Easter best, the more important message it wants to spread is one of hope. There will be face painting for the children, and hot coffee for the adults. “Now, we do can drinks”.
Hill agreed. In fact, he said the event was always meant to bring people together. Previous years included dog and disc shows and caricature stations.
There’s no egg-noring the Easter bunny here.
“This time of year – I get as excited as the kids do”, said Hill. “The strangest thing we found in there was 2-foot tall doll that frightened everybody when they didn’t realize what it was”.
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The annual event has been a popular spring attraction each year and event organizer J.C. Hill said he always looks forward to it.
