Over 600 children participated in Infinity Martial Arts’ free community Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, April 2, even after the weather forced a change of date from the day before.
Thousands of pastel eggs were strewn across one of the playgrounds at Kiser Fire Park. Parents and other chaperones had to restrain their eager children who were ready to fight for the eggs and find out what prizes were inside.
Finally, a representative from Infinity Martial Arts, standing atop the playground equipment, counted down to a shout of “Go!” The Easter egg hunters set off, first the 6-year-olds and younger. The second age group, seven to nine years old, followed them. Children aged 10 and over were also in their own category to ensure everyone had an equal opportunity to fill their baskets.
Participants in the Infinity Martial Arts Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, April 2 bring their own Easter baskets to place eggs in.
Several parents and chaperones can be heard telling their Easter egg hunters to wait for the green light before going onto the playground.
Infinity Martial Arts limits each child to ten eggs to ensure that all 600+ registered participants get their fair share of the fun.
A member of the under 6 age group collects eggs.
Thousands of pastel Easter eggs, each containing some sort of prize or treat, cover the ground at one of the playgrounds at Kiser Firemen’s Park on Sunday, April 2.
The Easter Bunny appears in the Infinity Martial Arts Easter Egg Hunt to take pictures and dance.
An inflatable slide provides entertainment for children before the Easter egg hunt begins.
The Easter Bunny points guests in the right direction.
Participants in the Infinity Martial Arts Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, April 2 bring their own Easter baskets to place eggs in.
Several parents and chaperones can be heard telling their Easter egg hunters to wait for the green light before going onto the playground.
Infinity Martial Arts limits each child to ten eggs to ensure that all 600+ registered participants get their fair share of the fun.
A member of the under 6 age group collects eggs.
Thousands of pastel Easter eggs, each containing some sort of prize or treat, cover the ground at one of the playgrounds at Kiser Firemen’s Park on Sunday, April 2.
The Easter Bunny appears in the Infinity Martial Arts Easter Egg Hunt to take pictures and dance.
An inflatable slide provides entertainment for children before the Easter egg hunt begins.
The Easter Bunny points guests in the right direction.
In addition to an appearance by the Easter Bunny, Kona Ice of Madison and Traveling Tom’s Coffee Truck were also on hand to provide snacks and caffeine for parents. Portions of the business’ sales were donated to the Oregon Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), Forest Edge Elementary PTO and Brooklyn Elementary PTO.
“The Easter Bunny couldn’t stop dancing with excitement at how many kids came to hunt eggs today,” Infinity Martial Arts wrote on Facebook. “We had over 600 registrants! Thanks to everyone who participated.”
