Photos with the Easter Bunny will be available. Dogs must be up to date on shots and must be friendly towards other dogs or you may be asked to leave. Sedalia Parks & Rec and the Sedalia Animal Shelter are putting on an “egg hunt” for your 4 legged friends! Put Fido and Fluffy on leashes and bring ‘em to the dog park at Clover Dell Park. Dogs will not be permitted into the dog park until 5:55pm. The Dog Park will close at 4:00 p.m., so don't come too early.

Sedalia Parks and Recreation's Dog Bone Egg Hunt - 'Paws In the Park'. Price is $5 per adult and $1 per child (for all individuals attending the event).

Join them this year (Apfrom 2pm ~ 4pm) for the annual Easter Egg Hunt to raise money for the Remember to Dream scholarship program. The Center is at this address, for your GPS: 25388 Highway 52, Cole Camp. Don’t forget to bring a basket! After the Egg Hunt, the Easter Bunny will make a special appearance (so don’t forget your camera!).Īnnual Easter Egg Hunt, Remember to Dream Therapeutic Riding Center, April 1st. Look for designated areas for each age group. Join us for our annual Easter Egg Hunt at Liberty Park! The horn will sound at 10:00am sharp, so don’t be late! The event is for children up to age 10. And when it comes to visitors, well, forget about it – nobody expects sand dunes in Indiana unless they already live there.Sedalia Parks and Recreation Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday, April 1st. When you think about Indiana (or the Midwest in general), what do you imagine? Probably something like farmland, corn fields, and maybe some emerald, deep forests, right? Same for most folks, which will probably just make this next point more prescient: did you know that there are actually many more diverse landscapes in Indiana than you might expect? Seriously – the lifelong locals might (hopefully!) know, but you’d be amazed at how many Hoosiers don’t realize there’s a bizarre, unexpected natural wonder among us: incredibly beautiful, silky sand dunes nestled right up alongside the shores of beautiful Lake Michigan.

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