Showing posts with label Easter Egg Hunt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter Egg Hunt. Show all posts
Chicago Suburbs Family Fun
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Dog Easter Egg Hunt
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Easter
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Easter Egg Hunt
Wednesday Weekend Windup {Easter Egg Hunts, Marshmallow Drop, Nature and More}
Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Easter
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Easter Egg Hunt
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Family Fun
Road Trip: Head to Racine for the International PEEPS Art Exhibition. The exhibition will run April 6-23, 2017. Admission to the RAM is $5 per adult, $3 per senior, $3 per student and free for children 12-years-old and under. The museum is free on the first Friday of the month. Hours are 10AM-5PM Tuesday-Saturday; 12PM-5PM on Sundays. The museum is closed on Federal Holidays and Easter.
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Wednesday Weekend Windup {PEEPS, Easter Eggs, Chocolate & More}
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
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| PEEPs Art image courtesy of Racine Art Museum. |
A lot of fun ahead for this weekend! Here are my local picks:
Affordable Family Fun
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Dog Easter Egg Hunt
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Easter
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Easter Egg Hunt
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Family Fun
At home doggie Easter egg hunt
Friday, March 22, 2013
Years ago, one of my dogs won an Easter egg hunt at a nearby local dog bakery. She became quite the local celebrity, appearing on the news and all. Ever since then, an Easter egg hunt for the pooches has been on our Easter activity list.
As our lives became busier, we found it difficult to make it to an area doggie Easter egg hunt. So, we decided to have the fun at home!
Easter egg hunts for dogs are pretty easy to host and can be quite a fun event for the family. Together, my husband, daughter, and I fill some plastic Easter eggs with goodies for the dogs. The goodies usually include carrots, apple slices and a few more indulgent treats. Besides the eggs and goodies, all you need are some Easter baskets and you are ready to go!
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As our lives became busier, we found it difficult to make it to an area doggie Easter egg hunt. So, we decided to have the fun at home!
Easter egg hunts for dogs are pretty easy to host and can be quite a fun event for the family. Together, my husband, daughter, and I fill some plastic Easter eggs with goodies for the dogs. The goodies usually include carrots, apple slices and a few more indulgent treats. Besides the eggs and goodies, all you need are some Easter baskets and you are ready to go!
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