Lubbock Real Estate Company to Host Inaugural Easter Egg Hunt
March 27, 2025 - 03:08
LUBBOCK, Texas — A local real estate agency has announced its plans to host an exciting Easter Egg Hunt on April 20. The event, organized by the agency and its team of over 30 dedicated agents, aims to bring the community together for a day of family fun and celebration.
The Easter Egg Hunt is set to feature a variety of activities that will appeal to children and adults alike. Families are invited to join in the festivities, which will include traditional egg hunts, games, and perhaps even a visit from the Easter Bunny. This event is designed to foster community spirit and provide a joyful atmosphere for families to enjoy.
The agency is encouraging local residents to participate and bring their loved ones to this festive occasion. With spring in full bloom, this Easter Egg Hunt promises to be a delightful way for families to create lasting memories while celebrating the holiday together.
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