The Steenson and Johnson families, visiting from Minnesota, got a photo with Hoppy Bunny at the 2025 Eggstravaganza, hosted out of Four Peaks Park Saturday, April 12.
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And they’re off! Thousands of eggs disappear into hundreds of baskets in less than a minute during the annual Eggstravaganza.
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Ryan Pylypchuk thinks outside the box, using his baseball cap to scoop up Easter eggs.
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The Pecora, Abaa and Trivedi families had a blast at the 2025 Eggstravaganza in Fountain Hills.
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Lindsey Paster enjoys the Eggstravaganza with her daughters, Vivienne and Aurora.
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The Hower family goes through their Easter eggs following the hunt.
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Youngsters were eager to grab goodies, activities, toys and more from a variety of local clubs, groups, churches and organizations at the Eggstravaganza.
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A “Little People Area” was sponsored by Scottsdale Bible Church to allow younger egg hunters an opportunity to have some fun without competing against bigger kids.
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Visitors to the Eggstravaganza work on a fun craft.
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Hoppy Bunny has a fun photo shoot with Victoria.
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Families formed a long line for their chance to have a photo with Hoppy Bunny.
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Youngsters wait patiently for the start of the egg hunt, making up fun chants as excitement grew.
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Kids come from all over the Valley and beyond to take part in the Eggstravaganza each year.
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Additional eggs are kept handy to make sure everyone leaves with some goodies.
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As always, the main event of the Eggstravaganza is over in a flash as kids clear eggs from two baseball fields in a matter of seconds.
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Some clever hunters sprint deeper into the field, where competition over eggs will be less fierce.
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