TIFTON —
The Tift County Recreation Department is having its 16th annual Scramble for Eggs event Saturday, March 30 at E.B. Hamilton Complex, located at 3199 E.B. Hamilton Drive (intersection of E.B. Hamilton Drive and Rutland Road).
Activities will begin at 10:30 a.m. and conclude by 1 p.m. There will be live music, children’s games, food vendors, a bouncy house and more.
Children will have a chance to hunt for over 6,500 eggs. The age divisions are toddler to three, four to six and ages seven to nine. Special prizes will be awarded in each age division.
This event is sponsored by the TCRD, Union Grove Church of God and AmeriGroup RealSolutions.
For more information, contact the TCRD at 382-3262.
To contact reporter Latasha Everson, call 382-4321.
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A large crowd of anxious kids took off scrambling for eggs at the 14th annual Scramble for Eggs event Saturday morning at the E.B. Hamilton Complex in Tifton. Approximately 8,000 colorful, plastic eggs were hidden among the three fields as children in each age division gathered them up in their baskets and bags. Most eggs were filled with candy, but in some, a special prize was hidden. The event was coordinated by the Tift County Recreation Department. Latasha Everson/The Tifton Gazette
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