The City of Unalaska Department of Parks, Culture, and Recreation hosted their annual Egg Hunt, in the Community Center, on Saturday, April 19, 2014. Over 100 children came into the Community Center with smiles on their faces and ambitions to see Peter Cotton Tail, carrying hopes to conquer the Egg Hunt and find the “Golden Egg." This year, the PCR made some changes to their Egg Hunt event. For older aged children (5-7, 8-10) the second story track was opened as new hunting grounds. This created egg hunt frenzy, where children scurried at record speeds in hopes of finding the golden egg. There were pictures taking place with Peter Cotton Tail. Children went in with smiles, and sometimes frowns, at the sight of the Easter Bunny! Across the hall, children and parents interacted with each other in the arts and crafts room. Children and parents  made colorful decorations and crafts throughout the day. The event was a huge success for the community and the PCR. 

PCR Recreation Coordinator Andrew Miller headed this event and it was his first special event since heading the position earlier this year.