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Friday, March 11, 2016

Easter Eggs Hunts and Parades in Brooklyn

                     


  Here comes Peter Cottontail, Hopping down the Bunny Trail, Hippitty Hopping; Easter's on its way!

It's that time of year, Easter Egg Hunts and Parades. One of the best way to celebrate with kids is to attend one of Brooklyn's treat filled egg hunts and parades. 





1. Easter Egg Hunt-Marine Park
Sat, March 19 
Free
State Sen. Marty Golden host this annual egg hunt for families at the Marine Park. 


2. Easter Egg Hunt-Gravesend
Saturday March 12, 2016 1:00-3:00 pm 
Rain Date March 13, 2016 -1:00-3:00 pm.
$5 per child
Bring a bag or basket and hunt for candy at Our Lady Of Grace Church. $5 to have your picture taken with the easter bunny.


3. Skipkids Spring Party & Eggstravaganza-South Slope
Sunday March 20
$5 per person
Greenwood Park Beer Garden for this rain-or-shine Easter shindig. In addition to the hunt, there will be live entertainment, arts&crafts and food provided by The Greenwood Park Kitchen.

4. Easter Egg Hunt Weekend-Floyd Bennett Field
Thursday March 24-Sunday March 27, 2016
 $8
If you missed Aviator Sports Breakfast with the Easter Bunny, don't miss Egg hunt and spring farm adventure. Admission lets children hunt eggs, take a photo with Whiskers the bunny, embark on a hayride, ride the giant hayride slide and more There are additional fees for the petting zoo and pony rides.

5. Pitkin Ave Easter Day Parade and the Great Egg Hunt-Brownsville
March 26, rain date April2, 2016
FREE
Parade 11:30 am,  at Zion Triangle
Egg Hunt 12:30-4:00 pm Betsy Head Field

6. Annual Easter Egg Hunt-Bayridge
Saturday March 26
FREE
State Sen. Marty Golden host another outdoor egg hunt for Brooklyn families, this time at Shore Road Park

7. Brooklyn Boulder Easter Egg Hunt-Gowanus
Saturday March 26, 2016
$20
Hunt through the nooks and crannies of this awesome rock climbing gym. This is the most athletic egg hunt out there and will force kid ages 4-12 to search low and high. Every child goes home with a Brooklyn Boulder tote bag. 

8. McGolrick Egg Hunt-Greenploint
Saturday March 16, 2016
$15
Enjoy live music, Spring themed crafts and face time with Easter Bunny, then search for more than 500 eggs hidden in the grass at the pretty Greenpoint McGolrick Park.  Bring your own basket and buy tickets on-line to avoid lines and getting shut out. The hunt moves indoor in case of rain. 




Make sure to click on the links for more information on these events. 

Saturday, April 13, 2013

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Now what can I say about the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens. For me the most beautiful s[pot New York City has to offer.  The facility and grounds are beautiful You see an amazing presentation of different plants in climate controlled ecosystem with great signage.

Is a great way to spend the weekend.  Time seems to slow down when you're in here taking in the beautiful views.  I went on a class trip with my granddaughter, which by the way was her first time going. It's still early in the year for many flowers to bloom but, still in all there was no one bad picture taken.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden is located near the Prospect Park Heights, Crown Heights, Flatbush and Park Slope neighborhoods.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden has 52-acres garden, includes a number of specialty "garden within garden", plant collections, and the Steinhardt Conservatory, which houses the C.V. Starr Bonsai Museum, three climate-theme plant pavilions, a white cast iron and glass aquatic plant house.

Founded in 1910, the Garden holds over 10,000 taxa of plants and each year welcomes over 900,000 visitors from all around the world.

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden Children's Garden is the oldest continually operating children's garden with a botanic garden in the world. The Garden's Education Department runs a full range of adult and children's classes and events.

Greenbridge, the community horticulture program of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, shares BBG knowledge and resources with Brooklyn neighborhood by offering residential and commercial gardening programs to block associations, community gardens, community centers and other groups.

From May to Sept and during select school breaks, the Discovery Garden offers fun activities.
Registration are processed on a first-come, first served basis in the order that  payment received, note that children's garden classes fills quickly.

Located at 1000 Washington Ave. They are open Tues-Fri 8 am-6 pm, Sat-Sun 10 am-6 pm. They are closed on Monday.
Adults $10, Seniors $5, Student with a valid ID $5, children under 12 are free..http://www.bbg.org/