Southside celebrates Easter

Families gathered at Southside Elementary School for the Southside Village Life Easter egg hunt.

  • By Anna Brugmann
  • | 12:40 p.m. April 15, 2017
  • Sarasota
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Even after all the eggs had been collected at the Southside Village Life Easter egg hunt on April 15 at Southside Elementary School, the fun wasn't over. 

In fact it was just beginning.

Children cracked their Easter eggs to find treats and toys inside. 

Even as the excitement faded, there was still lots to do as children collected popsicles and played on the playground. 

Lyla Johnson, Angelean Campbell, Ellie Johnson and Kai Johnson
Lyla Johnson, Angelean Campbell, Ellie Johnson and Kai Johnson
Leo and Sydney Schwimmer
Leo and Sydney Schwimmer
Angelena Campbell poses with the Easter bunny.
Angelena Campbell poses with the Easter bunny.
Participants collected multicolored Easter eggs.
Participants collected multicolored Easter eggs.
Lorelei Carriollo, Katherine Curtis and Shae Carriollo
Lorelei Carriollo, Katherine Curtis and Shae Carriollo
Olivia Britt and Shelby Miller
Olivia Britt and Shelby Miller
Denise and Raya Fringel
Denise and Raya Fringel
Mayla Austin and Liza Collier
Mayla Austin and Liza Collier
Alison Kline, Kaitlyn Kline and Madeleine Leaf
Alison Kline, Kaitlyn Kline and Madeleine Leaf
Kaitlyn Kline and Madeleine Leaf
Kaitlyn Kline and Madeleine Leaf
Sophie Leaf tries to catch a bubble after the Southside Easter Egg Hunt.
Sophie Leaf tries to catch a bubble after the Southside Easter Egg Hunt.
Jessica Fairweather, Carrie Murse, Estella Fairweather and Henley Murse
Jessica Fairweather, Carrie Murse, Estella Fairweather and Henley Murse

 

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