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| More than 2,000 people attended the second annual Easter Egg-splosion event, hosted by The Bridge Fellowship at the Northtree Park, which is adjacent to Banning Lewis Preparatory Academy. Pastor Steve Farris said, ìWe just want to give a gift to the community on Easter and have an event that families could attend and enjoy together.î Photo by Lindsey Harrison | With 25,000 Easter eggs split among multiple fields, children attending the Easter Egg-splosion event stood a good chance of walking away with some yummy candy and even one of five special prizes: one of four gift cards for Chick-Fil-A or a $25 Visa card. Each field had five Golden Eggs, which contained the special prizes, scattered among the rest of the eggs. Photo by Lindsey Harrison |
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| Vera Johnson, 17 months old, was ready for another round of egg-gathering after she finished her turn. Although her basket was full, she had made several attempts at topping it off with just a few more eggs. Photo by Lindsey Harrison | Kohyn Bryant, 7 months old, anxiously awaits his turn to scramble onto the field and gather some eggs at the second annual Easter Egg-splosion, hosted by The Bridge Fellowship. More than 100 volunteers helped scatter eggs and man the four bounce houses that provided additional entertainment for the kids. Photo by Lindsey Harrison | The Easter Egg Hunt also offered other activities for the kids, including a bounce house, crafts and sidewalk chalk art. Kevin and Colleen Pinski and their son, Ryler, enjoy the festivities. Photo by Daniel Cole |
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| WHMD Board President Joshua Killett with his wife, Jamie, and their daughter, Saige. Enjoying the bounce house in the back are sons Zohla and Jaxson. Also pictured is Board Member Anthony ìMikeî Pizzi and dog Jake. Photo by Daniel Cole | WHMD Parks and Recreation employee Mason Tate gets ready to start the dash for the eggs. Photo by Daniel Cole |
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| Falcon Fire Protection District and Woodmen Hills co-sponsored the annual Easter Egg Hunt at Falcon Fire Station 1 on Saturday, March 31. Kids are seen here searching for the 10,000 eggs scattered across the fields. Photo by Daniel Cole |
