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Easter Bunny, Egg Hunt, and Family Fun Coming to Virginia Hills Church This Saturday

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Families in the area are invited to a free community Easter celebration this Saturday at Virginia Hills Church in Front Royal. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and promises a fun-filled morning with activities for all ages.

At the center of the festivities is a classic Easter Egg Hunt, where children can search for brightly colored eggs scattered across the church grounds. The hunt is open to kids of all ages.

In addition to the egg hunt, children will have the chance to meet the Easter Bunny, enjoy time at a petting zoo, and take part in various spring-themed activities. The event will also include plenty of opportunities for families to connect with neighbors and enjoy the outdoors.

Organizers say the event is designed to offer families a joyful way to celebrate the season together—and to make sure everyone feels welcome.

“We love being part of the community, and events like this are one of the ways we can give back,” said a representative from Virginia Hills Church. “It’s all about fun, family, and creating memories.”

No registration is required, and all activities are completely free.

Virginia Hills Church is located at 737 Rockland Road in Front Royal – see the map below. For more information about the event or the church’s other family programs, visit their website or social media pages.

The weather forecast is looking favorable, and church staff say they’re excited to welcome families from across Warren County and beyond.

So grab a basket, round up the kids, and hop on over—the fun starts at 11 a.m. this Saturday.

 

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