Hop over to Latta Plantation for Easter fun!
Latta Easter Egg Hunt- March 30th, 2013
Children ages 1-10 can hunt for toy and candy filled eggs across the plantation grounds. Families are invited to make a day of it and bring a picnic! Activities include, live children's music, pony rides, crafts, visiting the farm animals, enjoying the historic buildings, meeting Baxter the Bunny on the Covered Wagon, and more!
Admission:
$6 per child
1 Free family member/chaperone per child
*Additional family and friends pay $6 each
Hunt times vary according to age group:
10:00am- 1-3 year olds
11:00am- 1-3 year olds (reserved for children with siblings hunting in the 12:30 or 2pm hunts!)
12:30pm- 4-6 year olds
2:00pm- 7-10 year olds
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED!
This year, we are only taking registrations by email. Send email to: egghunt@lattaplantation.org and include the following information:
*Children's first and last names
*Children's ages
*Hunt time/s desired (please note that the 11:00am hunt time is reserved for children with siblings hunting in the 12:30 or 2pm hunts)
Once your email is received, you will receive a confirmation email. Please print out this confirmation and bring it for check-in at the Easter Egg Hunt.
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