It's that time of year again when the air is a little lighter, the sun hangs a little longer in the sky, and the hunt is on for the prized eggs of Easter. The Knights of Columbus from Saint Katharine Drexel Catholic Church are hosting their Annual Easter Egg Hunt this Saturday, and Central Park is the place to be for eager young treasure seekers. Grab your baskets and set those alarm clocks for a 1:00 p.m. start at 7925 161st Avenue NW in Ramsey.
Open to all kids aged birth through ten in the City and nearby communities, the Easter Egg Hunt promises a delightful scramble for goodies. According to a post on the city's official Facebook page, there will be "lots of eggs filled with candy, trinkets, and other small items for children to find." It's not just about the candy; this event symbolizes something greater – a season of joy, renewal, and community bonding.
The Easter event, as shared on Facebook, is not only an opportunity for the kids to have fun but also an important moment for families to come together. The city's Community Event Promotion program, which aims to help local organizations publicize their events, proudly supports the egg hunt. Further details can be found at the church's website at stkdcc.org, inviting the broader population to partake in this festive occasion.
With community at its heart, the annual hunt extends beyond the reaches of confectionary delights. It is moments such as these, bathed in the laughter of children and the spirit of Unity, that bring life to Ramsey's parks and echo the coming of the Easter season. For more information on the Easter Egg Hunt or to get involved with the city's Community Event Promotion program, please visit www.cityoframsey.com/330. So, don your spring attire and hop on by Central Park for an egg-ceptional good time.
