- November 23, 2024
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Sami and Alex Brainsfield collect Easter treats from the Easter bunny.
Bill, Michelle, Sami and Alex Brainsfield pose with the Easter bunny at the Siesta Key Easter Egg Hunt.
Andie Gray poses with the Easter bunny.
Daphne Pichilingue
Charlotte Berkowski gets her face painted at the Siesta Key Easter Egg Hunt.
Charlotte Berkowski
Rachel Wenk hugs the Easter bunny at the Siesta Key Easter Egg hunt.
Leah Kagels
Kornelius Natvik, Kaisa Natvik, Emma Eek-Jensen, Andrea Eek-Jensen and Konrad Natvik
Zoe and Chloe O' Connor
Sara and Amy Scales look at skeletons on display at the Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium mobile aquarium at the Siesta Key Easter Egg Hunt.
Nancy, Madi and Alan Maio
More than 150 children participated in this year' s Siesta Key Easter Egg Hunt.
Charlotte Carro collects Easter eggs during the Siesta Key Easter Egg Hunt.
Charlotte Carro collects Easter eggs during the Siesta Key Easter Egg Hunt.
Lilliana Mileto collects eggs during the Siesta Key Easter Egg Hunt.
Addie Dubois collects eggs during the Siesta Key Easter Egg Hunt.
Rachel Wenk collects eggs during the Siesta Key Easter Egg Hunt.
Residents hopped over to Turtle Beach on April 15 for the Siesta Key Easter Egg Hunt.
Families were greeted with a bunny-hug from the Easter bunny who wandered around the event. Eventgoers also enjoyed a mobile aquarium courtesy of Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium, tours of the county's emergency vehicles and face painting.
In fact, by the time the eggs had been placed for the Easter egg hunt, many children boasted bunny noses of their own.
"There's plenty for people to see and do," Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Ann Frescura said.
The event, which is put on by the Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce, grew from last year as organizers opted to host the event at Turtle Beach instead of Beach Access 5.
"Or course this space is larger than what we've had before," Frescura said. "It's a ready made family friendly venue."
