Seasonal & Holidays

Norwalk Church To Host 8th Annual Easter Egg Hunt

The annual event will feature a number of fun activities and special guests for children and families to enjoy together.

NORWALK, CT — Word Alive Bible Church will hold its annual Easter egg hunt next month in Norwalk.

According to a news release provided by the church, the event will be held April 4 at the Norwalk Green beginning promptly at 10:30 a.m.

"Our Easter egg hunt is all about bringing joy to families in our community," Rev. Artie Kassimis said in a news release. "We love creating a space where kids can have fun, families can connect, and everyone can experience the joy of the season together."

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The event will also feature a special appearance by Mayor Barbara Smyth, who will kick off the excitement at 10:30 a.m. by leading the official countdown to start the egg hunt, the release notes.

According to the release, "this exciting, family-friendly event will feature ten thousands eggs, fun activities and special guests for children and families to enjoy together."

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The first 300 children, ages 10 and under, will receive a free goody bag, so families are encouraged to arrive early.

Children should also bring their own Easter baskets for the hunt, the release notes.

According to the release, the egg hunt will be organized into separate age groups to ensure a safe and fun experience for all:

  • Ages 0–3
  • Ages 4–6
  • Ages 7–10

In addition to the egg hunt, children will have the opportunity to take pictures with the Easter Bunny and the Easter Chicken, creating memorable moments for the whole family, according to the release.

This year, Word Alive Church is also excited to welcome Sky Zone, who will be adding even more fun to the day by handing out jump passes and bringing a spinning prize wheel with extra giveaways, according to the release.

"This is truly a day for the whole family," Rev. Janice Kassimis said in a news release. "From the egg hunt to the activities and special guests, there's something for everyone to enjoy."

Everyone is encouraged to arrive early, allow time for parking and be ready in their designated areas before the 10:30 a.m. start time, as the hunt will begin promptly, the release notes.

"Come out and enjoy a morning full of fun, laughter and celebration," the release reads, "we can't wait to see you there!"

More information is available on the church's website.

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