A girl gathers eggs during the egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
Dylan Skinner, 1, picks up an egg during the egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
Dylan Skinner, 1, and Charlotte Jolkovski, 1, go through the eggs they gathered during the egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
Autumn Depaoli, 5, keeps an eye on the competition as she runs on the field during the egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
Autumn Depaoli, 5, runs on the field during the egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
Kids run on the field during the egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
A girl collects eggs during the egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
Kids swarm the field during the egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
Iris Daniels and Julianna Liefland during the egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
Aurora Henry shows off her eggs during the egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
Sedona Parks and Recreation Coordinator Jason Vargo counts down to start the six-to-eight-year-olds round of the egg hunt during the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
Kids run to gather eggs during the six-to-eight-year-olds egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
Kids pick up eggs during the six-to-eight-year-olds egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
Kids pick up eggs during the six-to-eight-year-olds egg hunt at the Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 30.
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