Easter Egg Hunt Next Saturday in Alamo With 6,000 Eggs

ALAMO, CA- The Rotary Club of Alamo will sponsor the Annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 26, 2016 at Livorna Park. The Rotary Club of Alamo has expanded the event and it is now known as the Easter Egg Hunt and Family Fun Day at the Park. The event will begin at 9:00 a.m. and end at 11:00 a.m. Last year, over 600 children participated, so this year there will be 6,000 eggs, twice as many eggs as there were at last year’s event.

In addition to the Easter Egg Hunt and a visit by the Easter Bunny, where parents will have an opportunity to take photos, there will also be children’s game stations, two balloon persons; face painting provided by the Monte Vista High School Interact Club, which is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Alamo, and other fun activities. In addition, there will be live music, along with coffee, chocolate milk, water and donuts for sale. The Alamo Elementary School Chorus will also perform.

The actual Easter Egg Hunt will take place this year at 10:00 a.m. sharp.

• The egg hunt will be split in to three age groups.
• One for children three years of age and under (3-0)
• Another for children ages four to seven (4-7)
• And finally for children ages eight to ten (8-10).

In past years the Easter Egg Hunt would start promptly at the assigned time and was finished in less than five minutes. Parents should allow ample time for their children to be on time to participate.

Gold and Silver sponsors for the event are the Morgan Stanley Bach Group; John Muir Health System; Thompson Consulting; Tidewater, Inc.; Alamo Ace Hardware; and an anonymous donor. Other sponsors include County Supervisor, Candace Andersen; Assemblywoman Catharine Baker; Alamo Grill; Don Morton, Empire Realty Associates, Danville; Jim Brandt; Ken Soult, DDS, Family Dentistry, Alamo; Peet’s Coffee & Tea, Alamo; Don Jose's Mexican Restaurant, Alamo; Brad Gai, RINA Accountancy, Walnut Creek; Kim Smith, Mass Mutual, Walnut Creek; Rob and Jan Robinson; The Hansen Group Construction, Alamo; Bob Saydah; Mike and Penny Edwards; Dana Wellington, J. Rockcliff Realtors, Blackhawk; Great Donuts, Alamo; Brian Thiessen; James Schuppert; Joe and Nancy Combs, The Combs Team; Pedago Danville, Electric Bicycles; Ducky Wash & Dry-Jean Mello, Dublin; Chris and Dea Campbell, J. Rockcliff Rotary Club of Alamo, P.O. Box 303, Alamo, CA 94507 P: 925-718-6601 E: alamorotary@hotmail.com, Realtors, Danville; Steve Larmore; Bill and Beth Randall; Chris Suter; Dick Olsen, imagineDental, Alamo; Alamo Plaza Pet Care; Dr. Deborah Knibb; Salon One 50; Dog and Cat Laundromat, Alamo; Round Hill Country Club, Alamo; McCorduck Properties, LLC; Fullerton Advisors, LLC; Cutter Lumber; Wilson & Kratzer Chapel of San Ramon Valley, Danville; Campbell Bros. Farm; Livery Dental, Danville; Peasant & Pear Restaurant, Danville; Carolyn Thiessen, Spanish, German and Russian teacher; Linda Carman Cooking Classes, twofriendsinakitchen.com; Jeff McClung, JEM Properties, Alamo; Mark Kahn Jewelers, Alamo; Steve Collins, Marvel Maids of the San Francisco Bay Area; Mike Gallagher; Diane Barley; Bart Gledhill; Alan Fahrenkrog; Greg Schuyler; Don White; Rick Clark; Sherri and Steve Polcyn; and Anthony Rocca.

The Rotary Club of Alamo was founded on May 7, 1971 and has 46 members. The Club supports the music programs at Alamo and Rancho Romero Elementary Schools, Lucille Mauzy School, Stone Valley Middle School, Monte Vista and San Ramon High Schools; provides dictionaries to third grade students; sponsors two free medical clinics for uninsured and underserved adults with acute or chronic medical conditions, as well as other community and international projects. The Club meets on Wednesdays at 12:15 p.m. at Round Hill Country Club, 3169 Round Hill Road, Alamo.

Photo and Release by The Rotary Club of Alamo