2024 Royal Hobart Hospital Research Foundation Easter Egg Hunt
Event description
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Looking for a fun and exciting way to celebrate Easter with your kids this year? Look no further than the Royal Hobart Hospital Research Foundation's annual Easter Egg Hunt!
This year's event will take place at the beautiful Royal Tasmanian Botanic Gardens, where kids aged 4 to 14 can follow clues around the gardens to find their way to a delicious bag of Easter eggs.
The fun begins from 10.00am, with staggered entry times to allow everyone more space to enjoy the event. Please just select your preferred entry time at checkout.
The fun doesn't stop there! There will also be coffee vans, face painting, roving entertainment and games throughout the gardens. We'll even have a special appearance from our egg-ceptional guest of honour, The Easter Bunny! Bring a picnic and enjoy the fun!
Not only is the Easter Egg Hunt a fun day out for the family, but it also supports a great cause. All proceeds from the event go towards funding vital medical research in Tasmania. By participating in the Easter Egg Hunt, you'll be helping to improve the health and wellbeing of the Tasmanian community.
So come along and join in the fun this Easter! With plenty of eggs, prizes, and activities to enjoy, it will be a day to remember.
Key details
- Entertainment for the whole family
- Entry at 10.00am, 11.00am or 12 noon – please select your preferred entry time at checkout with limited tickets available for each arrival time
- Treasure hunt is for kids aged between 4 to 14 years old, with all kids who have a ticket receiving a bag of Easter eggs
- Participating children must be accompanied by a responsible guardian (over 18 years old) who have purchased a ticket.
- This is a Smoke Free Event
Ticket prices
- Child (4 to 14 years old) - $20
- Adult - $10
- Family (2 adults and 2 children) - $50
- Children under 4 - Free (but please let us know they are coming by ordering a ticket)
This event is proudly supported by Harcourts Foundation, Huon, Cripps, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens and Pulse Hobart.