Upcoming Events at FourFiveSix
Sat Apr 20, 11:00 AM - Sat Apr 20, 3:00 PM
199 Richardson Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Community: Long Island City
Description
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2019 11 AM, 12 Noon, 1 PM & 2 PM Bring your own basket and join an old-fashioned egg hunt!
Event Details
Town Square's 8th Annual Egg Hunt is back at fourfivesix in fun and trendy Williamsburg/Greenpoint! Take your picture with the Easter Bunny, have fun with our spring photo booth, enjoy fun eggstacular crafts, and music. Fabulous face paintings, and delicious mimosas and Bloody Mary's at extra cost. Wear your very best Spring bonnet and join us at fourfivesix in Brooklyn.
All children, including babies, must have an Egg Hunt ticket. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Egg hunts will be arranged for groups of 15-20 kids between 11 AM and 3 PM. Pick the hour of your choice when purchasing your ticket. This way, you can better plan your afternoon. By the way, if there's available capacity in the following hour, you are more than welcome to extend your stay. However, if there's not, then we'll be shooing you out at the end of your hour. $15 online ($20 at the door if tickets are still available). Special mommy and daddy tickets for $5.
Tickets sold out last year! So do get yours quickly!
Proceeds will help local Brooklyn Scouts with Pack 7 (meets at St. John's Lutheran Church in Greenpoint) and Troop 26 (meets at I.S. 318 in East Williamsburg).
EGG HUNT HIGHLIGHTS
The Easter Bunny is confirmed! Bring your camera and take lots of priceless pictures!
Fun music to dance to!
Fun eggstacular crafts to enjoy!
And let's not forget those refreshing Mimosas and Bloody Marys for moms & dads!
EGG HUNT FAQs
Do I need a ticket? ANSWER: YES. Everyone will need a ticket. Each child (babies too!) will need an egg hunt ticket and they'll receive a bag of eggs to join an egg hunt. We'll have a special area set aside for babies. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. We do have special $5 tickets for each family for mom and dad.
Do infants need a ticket to enter the party? ANSWER: YES, unfortunately space is limited and all children need a ticket. Also, babies love Easter eggs too! We'll have a special baby area set up for you to have fun with your babies and their eggs.
Can mom or dad transfer their ticket to someone else? ANSWER: YES. If mom or dad can't
All children, including babies, must have an Egg Hunt ticket. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Egg hunts will be arranged for groups of 15-20 kids between 11 AM and 3 PM. Pick the hour of your choice when purchasing your ticket. This way, you can better plan your afternoon. By the way, if there's available capacity in the following hour, you are more than welcome to extend your stay. However, if there's not, then we'll be shooing you out at the end of your hour. $15 online ($20 at the door if tickets are still available). Special mommy and daddy tickets for $5.
Tickets sold out last year! So do get yours quickly!
Proceeds will help local Brooklyn Scouts with Pack 7 (meets at St. John's Lutheran Church in Greenpoint) and Troop 26 (meets at I.S. 318 in East Williamsburg).
EGG HUNT HIGHLIGHTS
The Easter Bunny is confirmed! Bring your camera and take lots of priceless pictures!
Fun music to dance to!
Fun eggstacular crafts to enjoy!
And let's not forget those refreshing Mimosas and Bloody Marys for moms & dads!
EGG HUNT FAQs
Do I need a ticket? ANSWER: YES. Everyone will need a ticket. Each child (babies too!) will need an egg hunt ticket and they'll receive a bag of eggs to join an egg hunt. We'll have a special area set aside for babies. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. We do have special $5 tickets for each family for mom and dad.
Do infants need a ticket to enter the party? ANSWER: YES, unfortunately space is limited and all children need a ticket. Also, babies love Easter eggs too! We'll have a special baby area set up for you to have fun with your babies and their eggs.
Can mom or dad transfer their ticket to someone else? ANSWER: YES. If mom or dad can't
