News Summary
As Easter approaches, the Tennessee Valley is filled with exciting activities for families. From egg hunts to food festivals, there’s something for everyone. Key events include the Eggstravaganza at John Hunt Park, a touch-a-truck experience at Bridge Street Town Centre, and the Easter Jubilee at Burritt on the Mountain. With various egg hunts and fun activities scheduled throughout the region, families can enjoy a memorable Easter weekend together.
Exciting Easter Events Scheduled Across the Tennessee Valley This Weekend
Spring is in full swing, and as Easter approaches, the Tennessee Valley is buzzing with fun-filled activities perfect for the whole family! This weekend is packed with fabulous events that will make your celebration unforgettable.
Eggstravaganza at John Hunt Park
Kick off your weekend on Saturday, April 12, with the fourth annual Eggstravaganza at John Hunt Park. This delightful event runs from 10 a.m. to noon and promises to be a real treat for kids and parents alike. Join the energetic egg hunts, savor delicious food from local food trucks, and hop on over for a special visit with the Easter Bunny. The festivities take place at the John Hunt Park Festival Grounds, right behind the Jaycee Community Building at 2151 Jaycee Way, Huntsville.
Touch a Truck at Bridge Street Town Centre
If you’ve got little ones who dream of fire trucks and ambulances, then make sure to swing by Bridge Street Town Centre around 11:00 a.m. This Touch a Truck event is entirely free and allows kids and the young at heart to climb aboard big vehicles and play in a fun “dig zone.” Now, that sounds like a blast!
Spring Fest in Arab
Over in Arab, the 4th Avenue Downtown Arab Spring Fest is set to feature kid-friendly activities, toe-tapping music, and plenty of mouth-watering food trucks. Make sure to stop by Main Street and enjoy this vibrant celebration.
Denim Sunday Cookout at The Orion Amphitheater
On Sunday, April 20, you’re invited to the Denim Sunday Cookout at The Orion Amphitheater. Dust off your favorite pair of jeans and join in on the fun, featuring great food, live music, and family activities. It’s going to be a fashionable and festive day!
Burritt on the Mountain’s Easter Jubilee
Don’t miss the annual Easter Jubilee at Burritt on the Mountain happening on April 19 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Families can look forward to an egg hunt, gem panning, animal encounters, and craft activities. It’s bound to be a memorable day for everyone!
More Amazing Egg Hunts Across the Valley
Families in Triana have their own special egg hunt at the Triana Library occurring on April 19 from noon to 2 p.m.. There are plenty of other hunts throughout the weekend, including:
- Harvest Youth Club’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 20 from 3 to 6 p.m., with a $15 admission fee.
- Free Easter egg hunt at Cornerstone Community Church right after the worship service on April 20.
- Easter egg hunt for children under 12 at First Christian Church on April 19 from 2 to 4 p.m.
- Community Easter Basket Giveaway on April 19 from 2 to 4 p.m., with lots of games and food.
Delightful Activities for Everyone
In addition to egg hunting, there are several other engaging activities. Kids can enjoy free photos with the Easter Bunny at University Pickers on April 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. How about trying your hand at decorating cookies in an Easter Cookie Class? That’s happening on April 19 as well!
Looking for a different spin on the traditional egg hunt? Head to Bynum Soccer Fields on April 19 for a Helicopter Egg Drop at 10 a.m.. Children will get to gather eggs that are dropped from the skies! Another unique event is the Underwater Easter Eggstravaganza held earlier on March 29 for kids aged 3 to 12.
Final Thoughts
With all these amazing events happening across the Tennessee Valley, families will have no shortage of fun this Easter weekend. Whether you’re hunting for eggs, enjoying good food, or creating lasting memories with your loved ones, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Mark your calendars, and get ready to make some wonderful memories this Easter!
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