Over 1,000 eggs hidden at Annual Easter Hunt in Eston

By Helenka Bernard

ESTON – Nearly 100 children and their families gathered at the Eston Museum on Saturday, April 19 for the Prairie West Historical Society’s annual Easter Egg Hunt—one of the community’s Newest beloved spring traditions.

PHOTOS BY HELENKA BERNARD, click for larger images

The event ran from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. and kicked off with kids decorating their own Easter bags using markers, stickers, and plenty of creativity. At 1:30, the excitement peaked as over 1,000 colourful eggs were hidden throughout the museum grounds. Children eagerly raced to collect them, laughing and cheering with every find.

“I found 5 eggs—best day ever!” exclaimed 9-year-old Xoe Hill, clutching her decorated bag proudly.

Sponsored by Prosperity Credit Union, the event wrapped up with prize giveaways and big smiles, leaving families with warm memories and full baskets.

“This has become one of the highlights of our year,” said one volunteer. “It’s amazing to see so many families out enjoying the day together.”

And there’s more to come. One highlight to watch for is this year’s Summer Camp, filled with hands-on activities, crafts, outdoor adventures, and local history fun designed to keep young minds curious and active during the summer months.

Other events coming up at the Eston Museum include:

  • Art Shows

  • Student Art Contest

  • Canada Day Celebration

  • Farmers Markets

  • Saturday BBQs

  • Bizarre Bazaar

  • Heritage Week Social

  • Christmas in November

The museum is also excited to announce the return of its popular Saturday BBQ Fundraisers, starting May 31 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on the museum grounds. Come out for a burger, enjoy the sunshine, and support local history!

With a full calendar for 2025, the Eston Museum continues to be a vibrant gathering place for creativity, culture, and community spirit.

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