LOGAN Numerous East egg hunt activities are planned in Hocking County, starting on Friday, March 31 at 10 p.m. at the Hocking County Fairground with the United Way nighttime egg search.
The cost of the event is $15 per person, and it is appropriate for adults and teens.
The UW Executive Director, Mike Barrell, estimates that some 4,000 eggs, each containing candy and other surprises, will be dispersed throughout the Fairgrounds. In order to locate the eggs, players will search the area with flashlights after turning off the lights on the premises. To gather the eggs, participants are urged to bring their own bags and flashlights.
Some of the eggs, which will include tickets to win prizes and a very special $250 Golden Egg buried someplace on the Fairgrounds, will be packed with candy.
Bill Hoag Drywall is the event’s sponsor.
The hunt will start at 10 p.m. after the gates open at 9 p.m. Tickets are available at Hocking Hills Frozen Yogurt either in advance or on the night of the event.
For further information or to become a sponsor, give Mike Barrell a call at 740-603-1856.
Fairfield Community Supports will have an Easter egg hunt at the former Green Elementary School on Friday, April 7 from noon to one p.m. Take the kids egg hunting for a fun-filled experience. Punch and cookies will be provided to everyone in attendance.
The Feed, Hawk’s Nest, Walmart, Hocking Hills Coffee Emporium, Weaver’s Market & Deli, Flowers by Darlene, McDonald’s of Nelsonville, Laine’s Dutch Country Store, Logan-Hocking Times, Tee-Jay’s Drive Thru, and Tacie’s Sweet Treats are among the sponsors.
You may reach them at 740-216-5025.
Additionally, on Saturday, April 8 at 1 p.m. at the Hocking County Fairgrounds, the Logan Kiwanis will hold an Easter egg hunt. There will be three prize winners and an abundance of goodies.
You can reach them at 740-590-2626.
