Jody’s Jam of the Week: Cherry Hill Park Easter Egg Hunt

Jody Fellows

Jody Fellows is the managing editor of the Falls Church News-Press.

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One of Falls Church City’s best traditions, the Cherry Hill Park Easter Egg Hunt, is this Saturday and the weather forecast for the day is spectacular. The annual event has been going on for as long as I can remember and while the actual hunt is a kids-only (up to 11 years old) affair, it’s an occasion the whole family can enjoy, too. While the little ones are filling their baskets with eggs and treats, there will be photo-ops galore, so be sure to pack a camera. Plus, the Easter bunny will be there and I have it on good authority that he’s the real deal.

What: City of Falls Church Annual Easter Egg Hunt

When: Saturday, April 19, 10 a.m.

Where: Cherry Hill Park, 312 Park Avenue, Falls Church

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