Here’s where to find Easter egg hunts around metro Phoenix

Apr 13, 2022, 4:15 AM

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PHOENIX — Locating an Easter egg hunt close to you in metro Phoenix this weekend will be easier than finding one of those elusive eggs filled with candy and toys.

There are plenty of Easter egg hunts and other events that celebrate the holiday to choose from.

Some events require registration or have age restrictions.

Below is a map of where to find Easter egg hunts and other related holiday events around metro Phoenix.

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