Spring is springing all over Amarillo. The trees have popped their blooms, and irises, tulips, and hyacinths are showing off their colors. The weather is already bringing a few summer-like temperatures. Spring brings on that spring fever, and families in Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle are planning for fun activities. Easter is just around the corner, and one of the most fun spring activities is an Easter egg hunt.
Amarillo Families Love Easter Egg Hunts
Amarillo and Texas Panhandle families are preparing for Easter. Buy the dresses and suits, and of course, the Easter baskets. Part of that preparation is Easter egg hunts. Many organizations, such as churches, parks, and nonprofits, host egg hunts every year, allowing families to collect candy, eggs, and prizes.
Easter Egg Hunts Are A Spring Tradition
Easter egg hunts have become a long-standing tradition. Families spend time around the kitchen table, coloring eggs in all sorts of different colors and using all sorts of items. Vinegar and a color tab from PAAS is the most common method. Some people use shaving cream or even vegetables to create other colors.
Parents help out the Easter Bunny and fill plastic eggs with candy, toys, and money. Then, when all the eggs have been filled and colored, they are hidden, and children are set loose to find the most eggs.
Easter egg hunts are a blast and fill our memories with joy. Many organizations in the area host some amazing Easter egg hunts.
What Families Should Know Before Attending an Easter Egg Hunt
- Many hunts divide kids into age groups so younger children have a fair chance.
- Some events require registration, while others are completely free and open to the public.
- Most require you to bring your own basket.
- Certain hunts may include golden eggs or special prizes.
- Arriving early is usually a good idea because eggs disappear quickly once the hunt begins.
Now that you have some tips, where can you find some of the best Easter egg hunts around Amarillo?
Best Easter Egg Hunts Happening Around Amarillo
Trinity Lutheran Church – March 28th
Exceptional Emergency Center – March 28
Amarillo Parks and Rec – March 28th
First Methodist Church – April 4th
The Church at Quail Creek – April 4th
Canyon Country Club – April 4th
Hillside Heights – April 4th
T6 Vendor Market Egg Hunt – April 4th
Easter egg hunts are fun traditions. With as many hunts that pop up in the area during the season, families can have fun collecting eggs at multiple events. Keep in mind, we’ll update the list as more are scheduled, so keep checking back…