Children, ages four to five, run into the field of plastic Easter eggs during the Tecumseh Citywide Easter EGGsperience on March 30, organized by the Tecumseh Assembly of God Church. There were 8,000 eggs to collect, prize drawings, inflatables, live music, hotdogs and drinks at the event. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan-
Parents point out plastic eggs to their two- and three-year-olds during the Tecumseh Citywide Easter EGGsperience on March 30, organized by the Tecumseh Assembly of God Church. There were 8,000 eggs to collect, prize drawings, inflatables, live music, hotdogs and drinks at the event. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
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Four- and five-year-olds scoop up plastic eggs during the Tecumseh Citywide Easter EGGsperience on March 30, organized by the Tecumseh Assembly of God Church. There were 8,000 eggs to collect, prize drawings, inflatables, live music, hotdogs and drinks at the event. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
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Emma Bernard, 4, of Tecumseh, can't wait to see what's inside the eggs, as another egg hunter runs past, during the Tecumseh Citywide Easter EGGsperience on March 30, organized by the Tecumseh Assembly of God Church. There were 8,000 eggs to collect, prize drawings, inflatables, live music, hotdogs and drinks at the event. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Emma Bernard, 4, of Tecumseh, talks as she gathers eggs during the Tecumseh Citywide Easter EGGsperience on March 30, organized by the Tecumseh Assembly of God Church. There were 8,000 eggs to collect, prize drawings, inflatables, live music, hotdogs and drinks at the event. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
