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Courtenay Easter Promenade
Friday, April 7, 2023
- Time
- 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
- Venue
- Lewis Centre, Courtenay, V9N 3P5
- Price
- various
Friday, April 7th, the City of Courtenay presents their Easter Promenade at the Lewis Centre Courtenay!
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Hop on over as children ages 1-6 years old with adults are welcome. This popular event features both free activities & a register-in-advance Easter Egg Hunt that’s $8 per family. Free activities include ‘Courtnea’s Arts & Craft Corner’, 2 inflatable bouncy castles (1 with a slide), the infamous obstacle course, open gym playtime, and family photos with the Easter Bunny. The Easter Egg Hunt runs throughout the event and participants must register in advance. Participants will be searching for their own specially marked egg hidden by the Easter Bunny that they will redeem for a bag with surprises. It’s from 11am-2pm, to register or for more event information, call or drop by the Lewis Centre, 250-338-5371 or the Florence Filberg Centre, 250-338-1000.
Venue
Lewis Centre
489 Old Island Highway
Courtenay
V9N 3P5
Dates
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