Spring City Families Invited to Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Brown Street Park

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SPRING CITY, PA — Bright colors, baskets full of eggs, and a visit from the Easter Bunny are all part of a beloved seasonal tradition returning to Spring City this month.

The Spring City Borough Parks & Recreation Easter Egg Hunt will bring families together at Brown Street Park for a cheerful morning of outdoor fun, giving children of all ages a chance to celebrate the arrival of spring with neighbors and friends.

From searching for colorful eggs to enjoying festive activities, the event offers a simple but joyful way for the community to connect after the long winter months.

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A Morning of Springtime Fun

Children will spread out across the park in search of hidden eggs, with prizes and surprises adding to the excitement. The event is designed to be inclusive and family-friendly, welcoming kids of all ages to take part in the hunt.

A special appearance by the Easter Bunny will give families the chance to snap photos and enjoy a classic holiday moment, while the relaxed, community atmosphere makes it easy for neighbors to gather and celebrate the season together.

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Organizers encourage attendees to bring their own baskets or bags to collect eggs during the hunt.

If weather becomes an issue, a rain date has been scheduled to ensure the tradition continues without interruption.

Event Details

  • What: Spring City Easter Egg Hunt
  • When: Saturday, March 28, 2026, 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (Rain Date: Sunday, March 29)
  • Where: Brown Street Park, Brown Street, Spring City, PA 19475
  • Cost/Tickets: Free
  • More Info: Hosted by Spring City Borough Parks & Recreation

With its mix of festive activities and small-town charm, the Spring City Easter Egg Hunt offers a perfect way for families to welcome spring and create lasting memories together.

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