Grand Easter Egg Hunt on Camden Public Library grounds
Sun, 04/20/2025 - 7:24pm
They were off and running, more than 200 children, chasing down the eggs April 19 at a community Easter Egg Hunt in Camden. (Photo by Lynda Clancy)
(Photo courtesy Todd Anderson)
(Photo courtesy Todd Anderson)
(Photo by Lynda Clancy)
Camden Public Library's Miss Amy started the morning's festivities with reading a book to the assembled children, before they took off into the nooks and crannies of the Camden Public Library's amphitheatre and Harbor Park. (Photo by Lynda Clancy)
Camden Firefighter Noah Carlson, with a portion of the 3,000 eggs that were hidden earlier in the morning.
Opening the eggs to see what was inside. Every egg had a treasure.
They were off and running, more than 200 children, chasing down the eggs April 19 at a community Easter Egg Hunt in Camden. (Photo by Lynda Clancy)
(Photo courtesy Todd Anderson)
(Photo courtesy Todd Anderson)
(Photo by Lynda Clancy)
Camden Public Library's Miss Amy started the morning's festivities with reading a book to the assembled children, before they took off into the nooks and crannies of the Camden Public Library's amphitheatre and Harbor Park. (Photo by Lynda Clancy)
Camden Firefighter Noah Carlson, with a portion of the 3,000 eggs that were hidden earlier in the morning.
Opening the eggs to see what was inside. Every egg had a treasure.
There were more than 200 children, and another 100 adults, moving fast along the grass and through the amphitheatre at Camden Public Harbor and Harbor Park April 19, scopping up the 3,000 eggs filled with candy and treasures that had been spread about and tucked away into nooks and crannies by the Easter Bunny and his helpful crew from Camden Fire and Rescue and North East Mobile Health Services.
Before galloping off to find the eggs, the children gathered outside the library to hear Miss Amy read a book about an Easter Egg Hunt. Then, they took off, and within 20 minutes all of the eggs had been scooped up.
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