Families meet for Southside Egg Hunt

The annual egg hunt was held April 16.

  • By Harry Sayer
  • | 10:27 a.m. April 17, 2022
  • Sarasota
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Families gathered for the ninth annual Easter Egg Hunt at Southside Elementary School on April 16.

The Southside Village Life-hosted event brought dozens upon dozens of families to the school for the annual egg hunt. Children raced for as many eggs as they could find with a select few finding golden eggs that gifted them prizes.

Kids later had treats, took photos with the Easter Bunny and played on the playground.

Dozens of children sprint during the egg hunt
Dozens of children sprint during the egg hunt
Brett Coppens searches for eggs.
Brett Coppens searches for eggs.
Asa Overton races towards the eggs.
Asa Overton races towards the eggs.
Cecile and James McPheeters
Cecile and James McPheeters
Devlyn Fischer pets Abby the dog.
Devlyn Fischer pets Abby the dog.
Levi Mears picks up his egg.
Levi Mears picks up his egg.
Benjamin Simms gathers 64 eggs.
Benjamin Simms gathers 64 eggs.
Brooklyn, Lincoln and Kensington Kotuby
Brooklyn, Lincoln and Kensington Kotuby
Alex, Alicia, Robert Brown and Robert Brown take photos with the Easter Bunny.
Alex, Alicia, Robert Brown and Robert Brown take photos with the Easter Bunny.
Alexa Hancock
Alexa Hancock
Jacqueline and Own Mazur
Jacqueline and Own Mazur
Shayla and Melanie Fischer
Shayla and Melanie Fischer
Zayn Bradley
Zayn Bradley
Tucker Peters slides down.
Tucker Peters slides down.

 

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