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    City hosts Celebration of Spring

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    Sedona News – Join the city for a Celebration of Spring, on Saturday, March 30, 2024, from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. at Posse Grounds Park.

    Celebration of SpringThis FREE, fun, family-friendly event will be held on the athletic fields with rides and egg hunts with over 20,000 eggs. The egg hunts begin at 10:30 a.m. for children 12 and younger and will be divided into four age groups:

    • 10:30 am – ages 0 to 2 (parents will only be allowed to search with age group 2 and under)
    • 11:00 am – ages 3 to 5
    • 11:30 am – ages 6 to 8
    • 12:00 pm – ages 9 to 12

    This year’s event includes carnival rides and a petting zoo as in past years, and will have some additional surprises in store for attendees, including prizes hidden in eggs for the youngsters, a rock-climbing wall, and more! In addition, this year’s event is completely free for all to attend. There will be food and dessert trucks as well.

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    Special thanks to our community event sponsor, APS.

    No pets will be allowed at this event, only ADA service dogs will be admitted. For more information on this and other city of Sedona events, visit www.SedonaAZ.gov/ParkEvents or call the city’s Parks and Recreation Department office at (928) 282-7098.

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    2 Comments

    1. Mark H on March 20, 2024 4:59 pm

      What ever happen to the Easter egg hunt sponsored by the Kwanis? I loved taking my young daughter there.

      Now the City of Sedona took over, it’s a spring celebration???

    2. JB on March 21, 2024 12:15 pm

      Some people who are NOT Christian choose to celebrate other things that are real like the rotation of our spherical planets and subsequent seasonal changes. Guess you’re upset the celebration doesn’t include an individual of long forgotten morality who returned from the dead after being mortally beaten and crucified only to toss a GIANT boulder aside to escape his death crypt.
      I’ll take the springtime, new birth and planting of crops celebration over celebrating a fantastical story about an all edged man/god whose values most of his religious persuasion have long long been disposed of and now consider it god like and acceptable to be a womanizer who cheated on his wives multiple times, lies, cheats, steals, is glutinous and racist INSURRECTIONIST. How hypocritical they are, just like Mafioso’s and Street Thug Gangsters who kill and drug people only to go to church and take confessions to absolve themselves of the sins they can never wash off of their bloody hands.

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