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Bristol Twp Annual Egg Hunt & Breakfast with the Easter Bunny is Saturday

The annual Bristol Township Egg Hunt happens this Saturday at the municipal complex

Coordinated by Township Parks & Recreation, along with the Bristol Township Senior Center and Lower Bucks Hospital present the hunt is restricted to children ages 0-12.

Com  and enjoy Breakfast with the Bunny at the Senior Center for a small fee.

The event runs from 9am-12pm.

Search for the “Golden Egg” (Red Lower Bucks Hospital branded eggs) in each age group area to win a special prize courtesy of Lower Bucks Hospital!

For additional information please click here 

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Bristol Twp Annual Egg Hunt & Breakfast with the Easter Bunny is Saturday

The annual Bristol Township Egg Hunt happens this Saturday at the municipal complex

Coordinated by Township Parks & Recreation, along with the Bristol Township Senior Center and Lower Bucks Hospital present the hunt is restricted to children ages 0-12.

Com  and enjoy Breakfast with the Bunny at the Senior Center for a small fee.

The event runs from 9am-12pm.

Search for the “Golden Egg” (Red Lower Bucks Hospital branded eggs) in each age group area to win a special prize courtesy of Lower Bucks Hospital!

For additional information please click here 

This Post Has One Comment

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