Children hunt 19,000 eggs at Palm Coast Egg’Stravaganza

The festivities took place Saturday, March 31, at Central Park in Town Center.

By Paige Wilson
| 6:46 p.m. March 31, 2018

Children rush the center of the hay field in search of eggs. Photo by Paige Wilson

Palm Coast resident Megan Gjushi shows off her findings from the egg hunt. Photo by Paige Wilson

Brooke Berrios and Ava Muldoon demonstrate an aerial arts pose. Photo by Paige Wilson

Palm Coast resident Lucas Veit gets his face painted. Photo by Paige Wilson

Palm Coast resident Hannah Distefano waves to a friend in the crowd before the egg hunt. Photo by Paige Wilson

Palm Coast residents Joshua Harvey and Gabriel Scott pose with an inflatable Easter Bunny. Photo by Paige Wilson

Palm Coast residents Charlie Uebel and Landon Veit show off their face and arm paint. Photo by Paige Wilson

A girl smiles after finding Easter eggs. Photo by Paige Wilson

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It was an egg-cellent Saturday for about 5,000 children to hunt pastel-colored eggs in Central Park at Town Center for Palm Coast Parks and Recreation Department’s Egg’Stravaganza.

Children 10 and under participated in egg hunts for different age groups from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 31. Palm Coast Communications and Marketing Manager Cindi Lane said 19,000 eggs were given out through the hunts.

Families also enjoyed face-painting, trackless train rides, photos with the Easter Bunny, carnival games, balloon art, magic shows and aerial demonstrations by VertiFit Aerial Arts students.