Lake Highlands Public Improvement District is hosting an Easter egg hunt this weekend that is free and open to the public.
Plastic Easter eggs. Photo by Denisse Leon for Unsplash
Starting at 11 a.m. April 19, neighbors can head to Thurgood Marshall Student Success Academy and participate in a community egg hunt complete with free food, a rabbit petting zoo, and even a rumored appearance by the Easter Bunny himself. The hunt is free, open to the public and split into three age groups.
The schedule for the hunts is as follows:
11:30 a.m: 3-years-old and under
11:50 a.m: 4-6-years-old
12:10 p.m: 7-11-years-old
Parents are asked to remain clear of the hunt field, and bags will be provided if needed. There will also be two raffles at 12:20 and 12:40 p.m. The hunt is presented by “E.B. Hoppsalot,” a life-sized Easter Bunny.
In addition to the hunt, there will be free In-N-Out Burger, Kona Ice, train rides, live bunny petting zoo, a bounce house, games, prizes, snacks and candy.
