Vail's Annual Easter Egg Hunt

VAIL'S ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT ON MARCH 26 IN LIONSHEAD

(Vail) - Families and their children, ages two to 10, are invited to join the Vail Recreation District for its annual free Easter Egg Hunt taking place Saturday, March 26 in Lionshead Village. The free event

will begin at 9:30 a.m. with a visit by the Easter Bunny followed by a quest for prizes and eggs at 10 a.m. The event will be held rain, snow or shine. The VRD will be taking part in the town of Vail's "Celebrate Green" program and participants are encouraged to bring their own baskets or reusable bags to carry eggs and prizes. No bags will be supplied.

Community Programming will also offer a final "Shut Down the Mountain" event on April 9, where kids can hang while parents have an afternoon to enjoy the mountain. The event will take place from 2-7 p.m. with drop off and pick up at the Imagination Station. The parents' night out registration form is available here, and cost can be reduced $10 per child by reserving at least one week in advance. For more information, go to www.vailrec.com or call 970-479-2292.

For more information on programs offered, contact VRD Community Programming at community@vailrec.com or call 970-479-2292.

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About the Vail Recreation District

The Vail Recreation District's mission is to offer diverse and exceptional recreation opportunities that enhance the physical, social and emotional well-being of all its residents and guests. The VRD aims to help Vail Valley residents and visitors pursue their recreational passions by providing the following outlets for competition in summer and winter via a running and a mountain bike race series, numerous tournaments and/or leagues for hockey, volleyball, lacrosse, softball, golf, tennis, soccer, flag football, broomball, figure skating and rugby; venues like Dobson Ice Arena, Vail Golf Club, Vail Nordic Center, Vail Gymnastics Center, Vail Nature Center, Vail Skatepark, Vail Tennis Center, Community Programming, Vail's Imagination Station and use of additional gyms, playing fields and the surrounding White River National Forest via collaboration with local entities; sports classes and camps for youth, adults and families; and opportunities to learn about and appreciate our Rocky Mountain environment through guided activities, classes and camps.

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