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Egging it up at the library
About 10 children participated in the library's annual Egg Hunt, which also included spoon races, bag decorating and games of hot potato and pin the tail on the bunny. The event provided a fun and lighthearted beginning to the March Break for kids, said librarian Susan Baues. "The library is a fun place. Certainly, it's about information and resources, but it's more than that," she said. "We're also a place of entertainment." During the hunt, children were asked to find coloured plastic eggs, which were hidden throughout the library's kids section. When each child found three eggs, they were presented with a package containing chocolate and an assortment of other goodies. Baues says events like the hunt help promote the library. "Things like this really help promote a sense of community and include the library as an integral part of the community," she said. "It's a way of drawing in people who perhaps wouldn't normally come into the library, but are attracted to a program."
Admission is $2 per child.
However, there are several other March Break events taking place at the library branches over the next few days. For more information, visit www.innisfil.library.on.ca.
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