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Johns Creek to host Easter egg hunt for special needs kids

The City of Johns Creek will host an Easter egg hunt for special needs children at Newtown Park, on the Park Place Event Lawn.
The City of Johns Creek will host an Easter egg hunt for special needs children at Newtown Park, on the Park Place Event Lawn.
By Mitchell Northam
April 10, 2017

The City of Johns Creek won’t be excluding anyone from its Easter egg hunts.

It will host a free egg hunt for children with special needs or disabilities on Saturday, April 15 at 10 a.m. The hunt will take place in Newtown Park, on the Park Place Event Lawn. The address is 3125 Old Alabama Road.

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All ages are welcome, and family of the children are encouraged to attend the event and join in on the hunt too. Johns Creek says the Easter Bunny will make a special visit as well.

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A description of the event on Johns Creek’s website reads: “Our Adaptive Recreation Programs & Events are designed to expose participants to new experiences; enhance self-esteem, self-confidence, and independence; and promote community involvement.”

For more information, call 678-512-3200.

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