his past Saturday, April 16, the city of Taylor celebrated the Easter holiday with its annual easter egg hunt in Heritage Square. Little ones raced across the park to gather eggs filled with treats. The hunts were designated for age groups 0-2, 3-5 and 6-9. Easter egg hunts and events were also held in south Taylor Sunday afternoon. The annual Hood Hunt hosted by the Braided Fade Crew brought families to Fannie Robinson Park for four different age group hunts and a mega hunt.
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04/20/2022 06:27 AM
Samuel Madsen shares his eggs with the Easter bunny this past Saturday, April 16, at the Taylor Easter Egg Hunt. Photo by Matt Hooks
This past Saturday, April 16, the city of Taylor celebrated the Easter holiday with its annual easter egg hunt in Heritage Square. Little ones raced across the park to gather eggs filled with treats. The hunts were designated for age groups 0-2, 3-5 and 6-9. Easter egg hunts and events were also held in south Taylor Sunday afternoon. The annual Hood Hunt hosted by the Braided Fade Crew brought families to Fannie Robinson Park for four different age group hunts and a mega hunt.
Nekoye Anderson (left) takes a moment to visit with Ruth Tanksley at the annual Hood Hunt in south Taylor.
In anticipation of the mega hunt, children and adults get their bags ready and start taking their places.
Family and friends gather together to enjoy events in Fannie Robinson Park on Easter Sunday. Courtesy photos
Abigail and Immanuel Hernandez make a new friend posing before the big egg hunt with the Easter bunny.
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Olivia Moore starts collecting eggs at Saturday’s Taylor Easter Egg Hunt. Children of all ages lined up for a final photo opportunity with the Easter bunny at Saturday’s Taylor Easter Egg Hunt. Photos by Matt Hooks Olivia Tellez fills up her basket with a rainbow of colored eggs at annual...
Taylor police officer, Sam Brister gets in the holiday spirit at Saturday’s Easter Egg Hunt.
The Easter bunny claps in excitement for the 2022 Taylor Easter Egg Hunt at Heritage Square.
