- April 26, 2025
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Onyx Robinson, 2, splashes in the water.
Photo by Ian SwabyWyatt Morris, 3, looks over his findings.
Photo by Ian SwabyElizabeth Meier fills the pool with eggs.
Photo by Ian SwabyRachael Winzeler and her daughter Brianna Winzeler, 1, meet the Easter Bunny.
Photo by Ian SwabyBen Morris and his son William Morris, 1, hunt for eggs.
Photo by Ian SwabyClark Horton, 5, finds an egg.
Photo by Ian SwabyDorelys Rios and Ashley Ochoa, 2, hunt for eggs.
Photo by Ian SwabyMcKenzie Galvan, 8, searches the pool for eggs.
Photo by Ian SwabyAntonella Pernalete, 7, looks over her collection.
Photo by Ian SwabyMaverick Horton, 7, enjoys the whirligig he received for a prize.
Photo by Ian SwabyKids dive into the pool during the deep water egg hunt.
Photo by Ian SwabyAmeliah Gaskalla, 11, fills a basket with eggs.
Photo by Ian SwabyThe Easter Bunny and Director of Parks and Recreation Jerry Fogle
Photo by Ian SwabyThe Wades, 1-year-old Parker, mom Celia, 3-year-old Skyler and 8-year-old Bradley meet the Easter Bunny.
Photo by Ian SwabyAlthough Brianna Winzeler, 1, was too young to hunt for eggs in the swimming pool, her mother Rachael Winzeler said the family would return to the Aqua Egg Hunt in the future.
As Brianna was enjoying a meeting with the Easter Bunny, Rachael Winzeler said her three older boys enjoyed the egg hunts that day.
"She will be doing them when she's older," she said.
Held at Arlington Park & Aquatic Complex, the annual event featured egg hunts in the complex's swimming pools, divided by age for safety, with a requirement for parents to accompany kids in the groups for ages 5 and under.
Kids enjoyed inflatables and took home goodie bags, while organizers offered prizes for special "golden" eggs.
Emily Morris, manager at Arlington Park & Aquatic Complex, said hunting for Easter eggs in the water is a unique experience in the area.
"Everyone seems to be smiling when they're leaving, so we're happy to be able to do it for the community and host it every year," she said.
