Hop on over to the Main Library this March for some egg-citing fun with an Easter StoryWalk® Scavenger Hunt. Keeping things festive for the upcoming holiday, the library has a whole set-up starting at Peart Park where families can stroll, read, and search for themed goodies.

According to Library News, parents and their little chicks can pick up a scavenger hunt sheet at the library's front desk and embark on a read-aloud adventure featuring "Turkey's Eggcellent Easter" by Wendi Silvano. But it's not just about following a story—attendees will need to keep their eyes peeled for hidden items along the way.

In what's gearing up to be a charming blend of outdoor activity and reading fun, the City of Casa Grande invites kids and their families to explore the walking path whilst engaging with the children's book set up page by page throughout the park. It's a clever way to combine literacy with a bit of good old-fashioned physical activity.

After tracking down all the scavenger hunt items, successful participants can return their findings to claim a "small prize or treat". This initiative, available throughout the entire month of March, could just be the perfect way to get those kiddos out of the house, away from screens, and into some quality family time. Sure, they'll get a little prize at the end—but the real treasure might just be the memories made along the way, said no one ever. Just kidding. But honestly, isn't this a refreshing slice of wholesome community engagement?