- April 1, 2025
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Delaney Bergin, center, runs ahead of her friends to start collecting the eggs Behind her are Emily Vaccariello, left, and Aubrey Hawthorne.
Children in the 3- to 4-year-old age group make a mad dash for the eggs during the Winter Garden Lions Club’s annual egg hunt.
Maribella Southwick checks out the treasures inside her Easter eggs.
Charris Vickers was happy with the eggs she found during the hunt.
Easter baskets full of prizes were given to the lucky children who found the golden egg in their age group: Luke Guilkey, left, Michael Tostige, Vincent Marcus, Lily Carter, and Luke and Liam Twohig.
Five thousand plastic eggs filled with candy and prizes were scattered around Newton Park in Winter Garden on Saturday, April 20, for the Winter Garden Lions Club’s 68th annual Easter Egg Hunt.
Despite the chilly breeze coming off Lake Apopka, hundreds of children lined up in their respective age groups and waited for the go-ahead to pick up as many treat-filled eggs as possible. Easter baskets were presented to the children who found the coveted golden egg.
The Winter Garden police and fire rescue departments brought their vehicles for children to tour.
