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Hurst City announces April community events including sensory-friendly egg hunt and dog park activities
Summary
Assistant City Manager Farmer outlined several April events in Hurst, including an April 9 'extravaganza,' a sensory-friendly egg hunt, bulk pickup dates and a dog Easter egg hunt on April 12.
Assistant City Manager Farmer told the Hurst City Council the city will host multiple community events in April, including an "extravaganza" on Wednesday April 9 and a sensory-friendly egg hunt the following Friday.
Farmer said the extravaganza will run from 5 to 7:30 p.m. April 9 at Hirsch Community Park. The sensory-friendly egg hunt is scheduled for the following Friday at Central Park near the recreation center; Farmer noted it has been offered for several years. Bulk pickup for residents south of State Highway 121 is scheduled for Saturday, April 12. Farmer also said the city will hold a dog Easter egg hunt at the dog park on April 12 from 4 to 6 p.m., and reminded the public the city will be closed on Good Friday, April 18.
Farmer encouraged residents to attend and noted the dog event is family-friendly even for those who do not own a dog. The council did not take formal votes on these calendar announcements; they were presented as informational items.
