The City of Glen Cove marked a milestone as families gathered at Morgan Memorial Park for the city’s 25th annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 4.
Hosted by the city’s Youth Services and Recreation Department, the longtime tradition drew a large crowd of children and parents eager to take part in the seasonal celebration. Participants searched the park grounds for more than 12,000 colorful eggs, which were scattered across designated areas for different age groups.
In addition to the hunt, families enjoyed raffle prizes donated by local businesses, including Henry’s Confectionery, and visits with the Easter Bunny, who posed for photos throughout the event.
City officials emphasized the importance of the annual gathering as a way to bring the community together. Youth Bureau Executive Director Spiro Tsirkas noted that the event continues to be a highlight for local families, while Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck thanked staff and volunteers for organizing the celebration.
Now in its 25th year, the Easter Egg Hunt remains a staple of Glen Cove’s spring calendar, offering families a chance to celebrate the season and create lasting memories in one of the city’s most scenic waterfront parks.