Thousands of eggs will be up for grabs on April 20 at the Ninth Annual Bunny Blast, a free Easter egg hunt for children ages 0-12 in the Cleveland area.
Hosted by the Unity Committee of Cleveland and the City of Cleveland, Bunny Blast will start at 9 a.m. sharp in the Old City Park, 320 Hubert St., in Cleveland. Parking will be available in the First Baptist Church parking lot and along the streets.
Cleveland police officers will be on hand to greet children. The Easter Bunny will be escorted by Cleveland firefighters on a fire truck.
Parents who want their child’s photo with the Easter Bunny are encouraged to bring their own camera or cell phone.
Prize eggs will be scattered throughout the park. Children who find the golden eggs will get to pick from dozens of prizes that are donated by sponsors.
The Unity Committee is still seeking sponsors for eggs and prizes. If you are interested in donating candy-stuffed eggs to the event, please contact Bluebonnet News Editor Vanesa Brashier at 936-346-1051 or the Cleveland Civic Center at 281-592-2395.
Candy-filled eggs may be dropped off at the Cleveland Civic Center, 210 Peach Ave., during regular business hours.