- April 27, 2024
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Lakewood Ranch 5-year-old Alice McCarthy, 3-year-old Emma McKeon and 3-year-old Campbell McCarthy already have found their spot to start the egg hunt.
Photo by Liz RamosLakewood Ranch's Polin Wang, 1-year-old PJ Wang, 3-year-old Enyu Wang and Meiyin Chen enjoy their first EGGstravaganza.
Photo by Liz RamosLakewood Ranch 6-year-old Jade Jacobs wants to collect all the eggs. "I want as many as it takes to fill my bucket," she says.
Photo by Liz RamosEggs are spread throughout the field as families with children who are 6 and older line the edge of the field in preparation for the hunt.
Photo by Liz RamosGreenbrook's Lisa Bewley and her 5-year-old daughter Emma Bewley are excited for their first EGGstravaganza. Emma Bewley wants to collect blue, purple, pink and yellow eggs.
Photo by Liz RamosLakewood Ranch's Hannah Sampaio, who is 5, is ready for the hunt.
Photo by Liz RamosLakewood Ranch 4-year-old Davis Daysh shows off the bunny painted on his face. "I chose a bunny because I love bunnies," he says.
Photo by Liz RamosFamilies line the sand volleyball courts as the countdown to the start of the egg hunt begins.
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Lakewood Ranch 5-year-old Brayden LaBonte makes a mad dash for the eggs at his first EGGstravaganza.
Photo by Liz RamosMyakka City's Riley Smith, who is 5, runs as fast as he can to collect eggs April 1, 2023, at EGGstravaganza.
Photo by Liz RamosMyakka City's Harper Davis, who is 4, collects as many eggs as she can during the hunt.
Photo by Liz RamosSarasota's Cate Rizzo, who is 3, has fun finding and collecting eggs in her bag.
Photo by Liz RamosLakewood Ranch's Brayden LaBonte, who is 5, is all smiles while collecting eggs.
Photo by Liz RamosWindward's Landon Mundy loves participating in his first EGGstravaganza.
Photo by Liz RamosLakewood Ranch 9-month-old Julian Zapata and his 2-year-old brother Luca Zapata look at the prizes in their eggs.
Photo by Liz RamosLakewood Ranch's Stephen Cerven, who is 4, has fun with 2-year-old Theo Anderson, who is visiting from Illinois, and his 7-month-old sister Caroline Cerven.
Photo by Liz RamosHarmony's Josie McComas loves getting her face painted.
Photo by Liz RamosLakewood Ranch's Meyer Garfield, who is 2, has his chance to drive a Sarasota County Fire Department firetruck.
Photo by Liz RamosLakewood Ranch's Jade Jacobs stood on the edge of a large field scoping out how many eggs were close to her.
Jacobs, who is 6, was planning her strategy to collect as many eggs as she could during Lakewood Ranch Community Activities' annual EGGstravaganza April 1 at Waterside Park.
She decided to collect the eggs that were closest to her before going farther into the field.
"I want as many as it takes to fill my bucket," Jacobs said.
Greenbrook's Emma Bewley, who is 5, decided she was going to hunt for eggs by color. She wanted to collect the blue, purple, pink and yellow eggs. Her goal was to collect 10 eggs.
Before the egg hunt began, Jacobs enjoyed the various activities available at EGGstravaganza, including getting her face painted.
She decided to have a chick painted on her face because her class at school is taking care of chicks.
