Norfolk prepares for Easter Egg Hunts

WHAM’s Easter Eggstravaganza in Waterford on April 4th is expected to draw a large crowd at the Audrey Hellyer Park Baseball Field, 32 East Church Street.

Brenda Moser

Advocate Contributor

Waterford Heritage Agricultural Museum is preparing for this year’s Easter Egg Hunt and expecting a great turn out.

On Saturday, April 4, the Easter Eggstravaganza will take place at the Audrey Hellyer Park Baseball Field, 32 East Church Street, Waterford. If last year was any indication of what to expect this year, just be prepared! The turnout was amazing… even with a little rain.

The gates will open at 10:30 a.m. with the hunt to get under way at 11. It will be chaotic, crazy, but FUN! For the kids! The age limit is 12 years and under, and participants will be divided into two groups depending on age.

The cost for the hunt is $5 per child with lots of fun and lots of chocolate to be had by all. There may even be a draw or two for some ‘special prizes.’

A huge thank you goes to WHAM staff James Christison and Angela Ferreira for their time in planning, organizing and hosting this event. As always, they are dedicated to community events and, in this case, putting smiles on the faces of the kids at this special time of the year.

Fingers are crossed that Mother Nature lets the sun shine that day but the event will be held whatever is dished out! Maybe bring that umbrella just in case.

DELHI EGG HUNT

Delhi BIA’s 18th Annual Easter Egg Hunt is Saturday, April 4, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Collect chocolate at participating downtown businesses. See the Delhi Business Improvement Area Facebook page for the map.

SIMCOE EASTER EGG HUNT

The Simcoe Easter Egg Hunt, organized annually by mobilemend, and supported by the Simcoe BIA, is taking a hiatus in 2026, but will return in 2027.