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Community Egg Hunt at Waid Park
- Dates: April 5, 2025
- Times: 1pm
- Admission: FREE hunt for children ages 12 & under
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Waid Park
701 Waid Park Road
Rocky Mount, VA 24151 - Phone: (540) 483-9293
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OVER 25,000 FILLED EGGS!
This FREE hunt is for children ages 12 & under.
Festival begins at 1pm with kids activities, inflatables, photos with the Easter bunny, and food. The hunt will begin at 1pm SHARP, so bring your basket or bucket to help find them all!
Come EARLY as this event has over 800 kids annually!
Rain Date: April 12th.
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Community Egg Hunt at Waid Park
- 701 Waid Park Road
- Rocky Mount, VA 24151
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- Waid Park
- FREE hunt for children ages 12 & under
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