Local Easer Egg Hunts and Fun in Massachusetts

 

Bass Pro Shop
Patriot Place, Foxboro, MA 

FREE EASTER EVENTS
Mar 23, 2013 - Mar 31, 2013

Receive a FREE 4x6 photo with The Easter Bunny:
Sat & Sun March 23 -24 & 30-31 from 12-5pm
Weekdays March 25-29 from 6pm - 8pm

Easter Egg Hunt:
March 23-24 & 30-31, 1pm - 2pm
Enjoy an Easter Egg Hunt at Bass Pro Shops! The hunt is for children ages 2-10

Enjoy FREE crafts for the kids! while supplies last.
March 23-24, 1pm - 4pm
March 29, 6-8pm
March 30-31, 1pm - 4pm


Boomer's Playland & Laser Tag
160 N. Main Street, 
Carver, MA 02330

Easter Egg Hunt

March 30th, 2013

Doors open at 10:00 am, hunt promptly at 10:30am

$15.00 includes playland pass for the same day.  

Reservations Required.  Reservation are for the Children 10 and Under

Buttonwood Park Zoo

425 Hawthorne St.

New Bedford, MA.

  

Milk & Cookies with the Easter Bunny

Saturday, March 23 at 11:00am, 1:00pm, & 3:00pm
Saturday,  March 30 at 11:00am, 1:00pm, & 3:00pm
Cost: Zoo members: $10/person; Non-Members: $15/person; Children under 1 are free 

The Paragon Carousel

Nantasket Beach

205 Nantasket Ave 

Hull, MA. 

OPENING WEEKEND!  Sat. March 30, 2013  noon- 3pm
Photos with the Easter Bunny 
 [$10 donation for one photo/ 2 for $15]

Sun. March 31, 2013 Annual Easter Egg Dash-12:30 sharp!
[This is a free event] More than 1,000 filled eggs will be scattered on the lawn surrounding the carousel. The Egg Dash starts at 12:30 sharp!

Colony Place

Plymouth, MA

Lunch with the Easter Bunny

March 16, 23, & 30 - Inside Red Robin- 11am-2pm

March 17 & 24- Inside T.G.I.Friday's- 11am-2pm

March 31- Brunch inside Alden Park Bar & Grill - 10am-3pm

Bring your own camera!

Winslow Farm

37 Eddy St

Norton, MA

Egg Hunt

March 23, 24, 30 and 31st
Noon to 3pm

Plimoth Plantation

Hornblower Gardens

137 Warren Ave

Plymouth, MA

  

Saturday, March 30th at 10 a.m. 

Meet the Easter Bunny and find some hidden eggs! 

Free for Members!

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Reaching out to Sandy Hook

As a mother and a first grade teacher I was deeply saddened and my heart breaks for the families of Sandy Hook Elementary.  My condolences go out to all affected by this tragic event.  As this is a family friendly blog, I offer you and your families some resources to help you, if you choose to speak to your children about the violent act that occurred on Fri. Dec. 14, 2012. 

Useful Websites: 
Coping with Violence
National Child Traumatic Stress Network
NEA: School Crisis Guide 
SAMHSA


How you can reach out:
The United State Postal Service sent out the following press release: 

NEWTOWN CONDOLENCES SHOULD BE SENT TO UNIQUE POST OFFICE BOX NEWTOWN, CT — The U.S. Postal Service has established a unique Post Office Box to allow the public to send condolences to those affected by the tragedy in Newtown CT last week. Those who wish to send expressions of comfort should address them to:

Messages of Condolence for Newtown 
PO Box 3700 
Newtown CT 06470 

“We understand that there is an outpouring of support for everyone in the Newtown area and we hope to make it easier for those who wish to send encouragement and messages of compassion to those affected,” said Kimberly J. Peters, Connecticut Valley District Manager for the U.S. Postal Service, adding, “Through letters and cards, families will be able to hold that friendship in their hands and to read those kind words at a time and place that supports their pace of healing.” 


Connecticut PTSA
Snowflakes for Sandy HookPlease help the students of Sandy Hook have a winter wonderland at their new school! Get Creative!!  No two snowflakes are alike. Make and send snowflakes to Connecticut PTSA, 60 Connolly Parkway, Building 12, Suite 103, Hamden, CT  06514, by January 12, 2013.
Updated 1/2/2013- "Thank you to everyone who has donated snowflakes on behalf of the children of Sandy Hook  Elementary School and the community of Newtown. We know that each snowflake represents the emotional outreach of the person making it. We have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of generosity from around not just the country but the world. At this time, we have enough beautiful snowflakes to blanket the community of Newtown. Therefore, with regret we must close the snowflake project to further donations. Please take this idea and your snowflakes and create a winter wonderland of your own in your community as a show of solidarity for our Newtown families. Please share your winter wonderlands with us. We would love to share your pictures with the families of Sandy Hook and all the other participating communities. Also please read the message below from the PTA of the Sandy Hook Elementary School for another wonderful way to help. Thank you for your heartfelt and amazing creations and for all of your magnificent notes and kind wishes for the Newtown community."

Ongoing Fundraising Efforts Donations are being accepted indefinitely to the: “Connecticut PTSA Sandy Hook Fund” to support the ongoing needs of the Sandy Hook Community. Send checks to “Connecticut PTSA, 60 Connolly Parkway, Building 12, Suite 103, Hamden, CT 06514.

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Stanley Steemer Holiday Tips

The past few months have been crazy.  We have been packing up and preparing for our upcoming move.  All while trying to prepare for the holidays.  As we're finishing the last of the clean up, we called Stanley Steemer's to set up a carpet cleaning. I had heard of them but never actually tried them out. They are very easy to contact and booking is available online. I was able to make an appointment while waiting at the dentist's office!  Quick, easy, convenient, and I got an instant email confirmation.  Our light colored carpets are ready for their new family and I'm thrilled that I didn't have to do it myself. 

As the holidays quickly approach, the experts in the field from Stanley Steemer offer these holiday tips for maintaining a cleaner, healthier home:

With the holidays come the house guests

Reduce the amount of dirt and mud that may get tracked into your home by using indoor and outdoor entrance mats.

Pickup in a flash

Why deny the inevitable? At some point this season you’ll deal with red wine, gravy, pine needles or candle wax drippings on the carpet. Remember to act quickly to clean up any spills or stains; consider keeping a professional spot remover handy at all time or use items commonly found around the home such as white vinegar and baking soda.

Dirt is the ultimate scrooge

Keep up with the high traffic areas in the home, especially during entertaining season, by vacuuming them two to three times a week and the rest of your carpets at least once a week. 

To help you see through the dirt that lurks in your home and really make it merry and bright contact Stanley Steemer.

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