- November 18, 2024
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Charlotte Gurwin, 2 ½, searches for eggs in the hay at the Longboat Key Club’s Easter egg hunt.
Blaze Antos, 1 ½, plays with hula hoops before the Longboat Key Club’s Easter egg hunt on April 16.
Tyler and Lindsay Benza
Collin Huber, 2 ½, decorates an Easter egg-shaped cookie before the egg hunt at the Longboat Key Club on April 16.
Rory Rasool, 2, munches on a cookie and watches bubbles float by at the Longboat Key Club’s Easter celebration on April 16.
Diana Lindstrom, 5, and Michaela Sellers, 6
Michael Casingal, Brady Lippert, Toby Hansen and William Flint race each other to the finish line during the Longboat Key Club’s Easter celebration on April 16.
Alexander Ade, 1 ½, finds a blue egg in a hay pile during the Longboat Key Club’s Easter egg hunt on April 16.
Ryan Shanley, 3, digs for eggs in a hay pile during the Longboat Key Club’s Easter egg hunt on April 16.
Kids were separated into three age groups for the Longboat Key Club’s egg hunt. Each age group had its own hay pile to search in for colored eggs.
Charlotte Gurwin, 2 ½, finds a purple egg and cracks it open during Longboat Key Club’s egg hunt.
Charlie Keaveney, 15 months, plays with hay while watching the other kids search for Easter eggs.
Kai Adamanson, 16 months checks out the eggs he found during the Easter egg hunt at the Longboat Key Club.
Nolan Ruiz, 10 months, is all smiles while he plays with some Easter eggs.
Lizzy Mink, 3, Connor Frank, 10, Thomas Mink, 2, and Abby Frank, 5
Skylar Berman and Arden Qualy
Oliver Lane, 1, plays with the Easter eggs he found during the Longboat Key Club’s egg hunt.
Christine Crandall, Matt Crandall, Nolan Ruiz, Ryan Crandall, Addison Crandall and Katie Ruiz pose with the Easter Bunny
Maverick Bergman, Arden Qualy and Skylar Bergman
Robert, Adanya, Stephanie and Katia Pereira meet the Easter Bunny.
Wilfred, 6, Martha, 10, and Henry Laurence, 9, with Alexa Gettel, 10
Guests of The Resort at Longboat Key Club hopped right into the Easter spirit on April 16.
The Links on Longboat filled with bright-colored balloons, bubbles and kids running in every direction as to not miss one possible activity. The Longboat Key Club hosted its annual Easter egg hunt on Easter Sunday complete with sack races, face painting, balloon animals, cookie decorating and crafts.
Despite having a busy schedule of delivering Easter baskets overnight, the Easter Bunny managed to make a special appearance and take photos with eager kids too.
At 10 a.m. it was time for the much-anticipated Easter egg hunt. Participants were placed in three age groups and impatiently waited in front of three large piles of hay. First, those under four years old jumped into their pile followed by the two older age groups. As hay flew in the air, baskets filled with blue, pink, purple, yellow and other colored eggs.
As kids dashed between all of the activities, it looked like they might have a hard time choosing which part of the morning was their favorite. Ten-year-old Alexa Gettel seemed to like it all.
“My favorite part finding the eggs and making bunny ears,” she said.
Then her friend, Martha Laurence, reminded her about the sack races, but Gettel picked out another favorite part.
“..and also having fun with my friends,” she said.
