We spent the morning at Eggstravaganza at the Missouri Botanical Garden. If you're a member of the Garden and you have little ones, you can't miss this event. Not only do you get to attend a great Easter egg hunt, but the Children's Garden is open (and free for egg hunters)! This is our second year attending and our girls have the best time. Here are some pictures from our day:
Pics with the Easter Bunny
Pics with real bunnies!
Each child got to find 10 eggs.
There were plenty of eggs to chose from...
... or you could find leaves instead.
Most eggs had candy inside but some had a ticket that could be redeemed for a prize.
And now we're ready to play in the Children's Garden for the first time this year.
Clara multi-tasking
Happy Easter!
If you're still looking for Easter activities, here is a list events in St. Louis on
Saturday, April 19th:
Saturday, April 19th:
- St. Mark Presbyterian Church Bunny Breakfast & Egg Hunt @ 9am - 11:30am in Ballwin ($4/child; $6/adult)
- Salem Church Breakfast with the Bunny @ 9am - 10:30am in Ladue ($3/child; $5/adult)
- Eckert's Annual Egg Hunt @ 10am - 2pm in Belleville ($10/child)
- Easter Eggstravaganza @ 10am - 11am in Hazelwood (FREE)
- Get Hopping Easter Egg Hunt @ 10am in Des Peres Park (FREE)
- Six Flags Egg-cellent Easter Egg Hunt @ 10am - 10:30am in Eureka (Free with admission)
- YMCA Easter Egg Hunt & Activities @ 10:30am - 1pm in Ferguson (FREE)
- Left Bank Books Storytime Easter Egg Hunt @ 10:30am - 12pm in Downtown (FREE)
- Visit with the Easter Bunny at Whole Foods Market @ 12pm - 2pm in Town & Country (FREE)
- Meet and Eat with the Easter Bunny @2pm - 5pm in Forest Park ($7-$10/child; adults free with paid child)
- Egg Drop STL @ 3pm in Chesterfield (FREE)
Also, this is the last day to visit the Easter Bunny at the malls around St. Louis.
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