Palm Springs Fire Foundation’s Easter Egg Hunt back after two-year pandemic pause
After two years off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds of strategically hidden eggs and a special visit from the Easter Bunny kicked off the annual Palm Springs Fire Foundation’s Easter Egg Hunt.
It has been a tradition in Palm Springs for more than 40 years and was open to children between 2 and 9-years-old.
The hunt was at Ruth Hardy Park in Palm Springs.
The Easter Bunny made an appearance and took photos with families on a vintage fire engine.
After the egg hunt, families were invited to a free pancake breakfast in the park, sponsored by Denny’s.
