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Whether you celebrate the upcoming holiday or not, what kid doesn’t love finding toys and chocolate? There are a few events around town coming up that everyone is invited to join, regardless of faith.
Also, couple this with FCPS Spring Break week and I’ve got a few suggestions for keeping everyone entertained this week:
Egg Hunts
- Vienna Presbyterian Church is holding an egg hunt on the Town Green at 10:20 am on Sunday, April 9 for kids, from toddlers to 6th grade. They’ll have coffee, snacks, and family photo booths.
- Egg My Lawn Fundraiser for One Neighborhood Foundation: While their egg delivery is sold out, you can still sign up for an Egg Yard decoration or donate an egg basket/delivery.
- Save the date for NEXT YEAR: Family Flashlight Egg Hunt held by the Town of Vienna (sold out for 2023), but mark your calendar to register for next year.
Spring Break
Looking for camp options?
- Hammerzone Skills, Drills, and Fun (baseball and softball, kids 8-13), Monday – Thursday
- Individual day camp options through the Children’s Science Lab at Fair Oaks Mall, 9am – 3pm
- iCode Vienna Camps, Ages 6 and over
- Jolly Yolly in Fairfax has single day to all week options for kids 3 – 10, focusing on reading, art and fitness.
- New York School of Arts (NYSA) in Vienna has 3 different art camp options: Art, Digital Art and Fashion Sewing
- Chantilly Academy of Gymnastics has half and full day options
Regardless of what you do next week, I hope you all have a restful week and kids who don’t complain of being bored.
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