- November 26, 2024
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Four-year-old Zoey Kollet is pleased with the candy she collected.
Sisters Zoey and Isabella Carlson agree that getting candy was their favorite part of the day.
Olivia and Ethan Chivington show off their bags full of eggs.
The Davis sisters — autumn, Alex and Avery — agree to disagree on who collected the most candy.
Seven-year-old Brooke Decillis holds her candy tight while playing on the playground.
Sweet and tangy candies are Willa Donovan’s favorite.
Rah’shad and Rah’nia Hill, Logan Hollman, Amaya Saunders, Shylah Hollman, Lyndia Smith, Jamarius White and Breyelle Castleberry collected eggs at the Egg Drop.
The Marqes family — Ricardo, Edward, Jordan, Luciana and Krystal — enjoy food and cold treats after a morning of hunting Easter eggs.
Five-year-old Rylin Scheller shows off her basket of eggs.
One of the most extreme types of Easter egg hunts in East County, The Tabernacle Church brings its annual hunt to new heights. March 28, a helicopter covered the church’s field with more than 15,000 candy-filled eggs, at the 3rd annual Easter Egg Drop and Family Easter Festival. After children ages 3 to 12 scrambled to fill their baskets with the plastic eggs, they enjoyed games, food, crafts and other activities. The event also featured a Tot Lot area for toddlers, along with a free grocery and clothing booth for attendees in need.
