- November 2, 2024
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Brian and Rachael Winzler and Bridget Biebwicz
Karen Toomey, Liz and Bernard Calasans and Paul Toomey
Bob Stone explains the rules of the egg hunt.
Mary Pat Burkel, Barb Cherry, Doug Cherry and Brooke Cherry
Alison Phommachanh hunts for eggs on the children’s playground.
Michelle and JP Gniady and Alison and Vien Phommachanh
Joan Marie Condon and Robin Fulk, who own the Children’s Garden and Art Center
David Condon and Bob Stone
Following the egg hunt, participants put the raffle tickets they found in the eggs in various prize boxes.
Barb Cherry hunts for eggs in the Children’s Garden.
Ted and Becky French, Greg Van Jacobs and Anthony Randall
Brian Winzler finds an egg in the dragon’s nose.
Easter egg hunts don’t have to be for just kids.
That’s what The Children’s Garden & Art Center proved with its 5th annual adult Easter egg hunt on March 24.
About 45 people gathered at the garden for dinner and drinks before searching the grounds for Easter eggs.
Each egg contained raffle tickets that participants could use to try and win various prizes including gift certificates to local restaurants such as Blue Rooster and Yume Sushi.
