Hatboro's Eggstravaganza will be held at Pennypack Community Center on April 19

While the weather has not done a good job of holding up as of late, it should be nice a sunny for Saturday's Hatboro Eggstravaganza

The Pennypack Committee and The Borough of Hatboro are inviting neighbors and friends to the Pennypack Community Center, located at 130 Spring Avenue, Hatboro, on April 19, starting at 9 a.m.

Registration for the event closes on April 17 at 9 a.m. You can sign up here.

This beloved annual event brings the community together for a morning of fun, and festive activities that kids and families of all ages will enjoy. There will be free pictures with the Easter Bunny available, plus games and other activities, including a community egg hunt. The Easter egg hunt will be broken down into different age groups, which will include:

• Pre-school
• Kindergarten/1st grade
• 2nd/3rd grade
• 4th/5th grade

Schedule of Events

9:00 AM – Festivities Begin

Start your morning with FREE photos with the Easter Bunny, along with a variety of games, crafts, and exciting spring-themed activities for children. Bring your cameras and get ready for some adorable photo ops.

10:00 AM – Community Egg Hunt Begins

Whether your child is hunting for their very first egg or is a seasoned pro, this egg hunt is a wonderful way to welcome the joys of spring.

Event organizers have said that a very limited number of spaces are available at the Pennypack Community Center. Attendees are encouraged to park in the Bank Street Municipal Lot located near the intersection of Bank Street and Lehman Avenue. From there, attendees should utilize the crosswalk at Bank Street/Lehman Avenue to access the trail that connects Lehman Avenue to the Pennypack Property. 

The Borough is asking that attendees use the Bank Street Lot in lieu of parking on side streets within the surrounding neighborhood.

"Regardless of whether you are attending this event or are traveling through the neighborhood surrounding the Pennypack Community Center, we are asking motorists to travel with extreme caution and be aware of increased pedestrian activity in this area throughout the duration of the event," the Borough wrote.