ADRIAN – It would not be Easter without hometown Easter egg hunts.
In Malheur County, there were Easter egg hunts in Nyssa and Adrian on Saturday, March 30, with good-sized crowds of parents and kids to search for prizes and candy.
The grass at Two Rivers Community Park in Adrian and Cow Hollow Park in Nyssa provided a plethora of multicolored Easter eggs. The Two Rivers Park hunt brought out just under a hundred kids while the Cow Hollow hut drew more than 100 youngsters.
Children raced to collect treats and plastic eggs that contained candy and other small prizes.
The community sponsored the Cow Hollow Park hunt while the Adrian Lions Club sponsored the event at Two Rivers Community Park.
This young egg hunter was busy searching for candy and prizes at an Easter egg hunt in Adrian, Saturday, March 30. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)The race to find as many Easter eggs as possible was on at Two Rivers Community Park in Adrian, Saturday, March 30. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)The search for Easter eggs could be punctuated by triumph or frustration but everyone had fun at the annual Easter egg hunt in Adrian, Saturday, March 30. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise) There were plenty of prizes available at the annual Adrian Easter egg hunt in Adrian, Saturday, March 30. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)A group of egg hunters take a break and sift through the prizes at an Easter egg hunt in Adrian, Saturday, March 30. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)Fun, prizes and smiles were all part of the celebration at an Easter egg hunt in Adrian, Saturday, March 30. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)One lucky egg hunter was able to fill a bucket with candy and prizes at an Easter egg hunt in Adrian, Saturday, March 30. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)An Adrian Easter egg hunter shows off her lucky finds Saturday, March 30. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)The annual Adrian Easter egg hunt proved to be a success. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)An Easter egg hunter celebrates on Saturday, March 30, during the Cow Hollow Easter egg hunt near Nyssa. The annual event drew more than 100 families. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)A youngster fills his Easter egg basket Saturday, March 30, during the Cow Hollow Easter egg hunt near Nyssa. The annual event drew more than 100 families. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)A youngster was on the hunt Saturday, March 30 during the Cow Hollow Park Easter egg hunt. Over 100 children hunted for eggs at the event which has been held at the park near Nyssa for about two decades. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)A young Easter egg hunter aims to fill up a big basket with Easter eggs on Saturday, March 30, during the annual Cow Hollow Park Easter egg hunt near Nyssa. The event drew more than 100 children. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)Parents and children hunt for Easter eggs Saturday, March 30 at Cow Hollow Park. The annual event in Nyssa drew more than 100 kids. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)
A youngster hunts Easter eggs Saturday, March 30, during the Cow Hollow Easter egg hunt in Nyssa. The annual event drew more than 100 families. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise) A pair of young Easter egg hunters their finds Saturday, March 30 at Cow Hollow Park near Nyssa. The annual event drew more than 100 families. (ANGIE SILLONIS/Special to the Enterprise)
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