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Lancaster County Parks reports two successful Easter egg hunts, including after-dark glow event
Summary
Lancaster County Parks and Recreation held two Easter egg hunts — a night-time glow event and a large daytime hunt with vendors and thousands of eggs — and thanked participants and vendors for strong turnout.
Lancaster County Parks and Recreation held two Easter egg hunts this season: an after-dark "glow" egg hunt and a larger daytime hunt with vendors and mascot appearances, county Communications Manager Gary Baker said.
Baker described the first-ever "glow" egg hunt as a night event with glowing eggs and games and said the second annual daytime hunt included "thousands of eggs, vendors, and visits from Lance, the Easter event." He thanked attendees and volunteers and said the county looks forward to repeating the events next year.
The county presented the events as family-friendly community programming; the announcement did not include attendance numbers, budget details or vendor contracts.
