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Honeywell Arts & Entertainment to Host Spring Break and Bunny Bash
WABASH –– Honeywell Arts & Entertainment will present two free festivities for children and families in April: Spring Break Bash and Bunny Bash. Spring Break Bash will take place at select Honeywell venues from April 3-6, sponsored by Transform Consulting Group. Bunny Bash takes place at the Charley Creek Gardens on April 8 and is sponsored by Guenin Law Office, P.C.
Alexandria Children’s Easter Party
The Churches of Alexandria will host the annual Alexandria Children’s Easter Party on Saturday, April 1 from 10 a.m. to noon at First Baptist Church, 2107 S. Park Avenue for toddlers through sixth grade. There will be games, snacks, crafts, and an egg hunt.
Spring weather means the return of common allergens
Though springtime brings sunshine, flowers, and warmer weather, it's not always pleasant for everyone. If you suffer from allergies, springtime means the return of pollen and allergic reactions.
Alexandria Parks
From aquatics to a wall fountain, city parks provide something for everyone, Opportunities for outdoor recreational activities in Alexandria are plentiful and varied. Five city parks and a baseball multiplex offer something for every age group. City parks are under the supervision of the Alexandria Parks and Recreation Department. Specific offerings of individual parks are: Harrison Square Park: Open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.; o Located at the southeast corner of Harrison and Church streets in downtown Alexandria; .08 acres; o Victorian-style wrought iron gazebo; o Waterfall fountain; o Three picnic tables; eight park benches and several ornamental trees. Perhaps the most beautiful location in Alexandria, Harrison Square is more of a plaza than a traditional park. Paved with ornamental star and rosette bricks, there is no playground equipment, but there are plenty of places to sit and enjoy cool breezes or a pleasant picnic lunch. Harrison Square is the host site for Alexandria's Santa's Cottage following the annual Christmas parade.
Elwood Citywide Easter Egg Hunt planned for April 8
Rain or shine, the Elwood Citywide Easter Egg Hunt always promises fun, candy, and prizes for area youth. The annual event is organized by Dot Harting and sponsored by the Elwood VFW Post 5782 and First Option Trucking Co./Douglas Brankle. The event is planned for Saturday, April 8 at 2 p.m. at Callaway Park.
The basics of fertilizing a lawn
(METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION) –– Spring marks the return of lawn and garden season. Lawns often bear the brunt of winter's wrath, so spring is a great time to nurse them back to health, and fertilizing can be an essential component of that process.
Elwood American Legion, First Presbyterian Church to host egg hunt Easter Sunday
The American Legion Post 53 has partnered with the First Presbyterian Church in Elwood to host an Easter Egg Hunt on Easter Sunday, April 9 in the church yard. The egg hunt will include more than 1,000 eggs with goodies inside, prize Easter baskets, bicycles, and more.
Salad makes a good starter for Easter Sunday meals
(METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION) –– Easter is a religious holiday, but for millions of people it's also synonymous with the start of spring. What better way to celebrate the warmer temperatures and brighter days than with light and tasty foods to serve at Easter brunches or dinners?