From 2pm until all eggs are gone & no later than 4pm
Think Trick or Treat style … visit each table
The event is FREE, but bring a little cash to grab a few items to add to the Easter baskets
FREE pics with the Easter Bunny (Bring your own camera)!
200 Heritage Cir, Hendersonville, NC 28791, USA
Founders’ Day is our annual community celebration, honoring the efforts of the students, parents, and community members who came together to create The Franklin School of Innovation. We’ll have games, food, music, and of course, the Filthy Franklin Mud Run! The Mud Run is a student-led event organized to build community, have fun and raise much-needed funds for our tuition-free, public charter school! Student crews are busy planning the course and with the support of staff and parents will build and manage the course. With the Mud Run, we celebrate and embrace the wild side of our 13-acre campus, while tapping into the competition and spirit of fun that embodies our Franklin community.
FREE!
Join us for food, games, and fun for all ages. Corn hole, face painting, balloons, clowns, music, and singing, puppet shows, bouncy house, hot dogs, and other delicious foods from around the world.
Learn more about the community we live in, the people we share community with, and how we all make up a world village.
The Junior League of Asheville’s 2017 ChildWatch Tour will be held April 28 from 1:00 to 4:00 at Trinity Episcopal Church. This year’s tour will focus on women and children facing homelessness and the resources our community can provide to help.
The ChildWatch Tour was started by the Junior League of Asheville in 1998. It is an event designed to highlight issues of poverty and other challenges afflicting local children. Community leaders and the public are invited to listen, explore and act in order to bring awareness that will lead to change.
Space is limited to 40 attendees. Tickets are available for purchase through EventBrite. Get your tickets today!
Are you aware that each of us—adult and child—has three brains? (The reptile brain, the mammal brain, and the human brain.) And each of these brains has a different function. By learning about the how the three brains work (and how they can interfere with each other), you’ll be able to connect more readily with your child and, then, communicate more effectively. This free 90-minute talk is enlivening, interactive, and straightforward. The goal is to give you greater understanding and practical tools that enhance your relationship with your child. Space is limited, and registration is required.
Don’t miss the Easter Egg Hunt at the Hendersonville Family Y! The Easter Egg Hunt is FREE for members, and no reservation is required. Please bring your own baskets.
Friday, April 14
Ages 0-3 | 9:30am
Ages 4-10 | 10:00am
For more information please call the Member Service Desk at 828 697 9622.
It’s that time of the year for our second annual Glow In The Dark Easter Egg Hunt at our Haywood Campus on Saturday, March 24th for children up to 5th grade! This event will begin at 5:30pm with a FREE meal followed by age-appropriate egg hunts at 6:45pm.
This event was very successful last year thanks to your prayers and support. We are very excited to do this event once again this year and we are expecting another great success. Please invite your friends and family to attend this one-of-a-kind Easter Egg Hunt.
If you have any questions or are interested in volunteering for this event, please email Austin Hilbish at ahilbish@lakehillslife.com or please call the church office at 828-456-5813.
One way you can support this event is by providing candy which you can drop off at any of the children’s sign-in stations.
Monday-Friday, 9:00am-1:00pm
Week 1: June 19-23
Week 2: June 26-30
Week 3: July 3-7
Week 4: July 10-14
Week 5: July 17-21
Week 6: July 24-28
Week 7: July 31-August 4
Week 8: August 7-11
Each day is a discovery of movement, sport, song, dance, and seasonal crafts based on what we learn each day. Dress appropriately for indoor and outdoor activities, which will include all of your child’s favorite Playball games and sports like football, soccer, cricket, rugby, field hockey, plus relay races, coordination games, and obstacle courses. Indoor games are held in our large recreation hall and bring out the tennis player, volleyball player, and basketball star in us all!
An average day at camp:
Arrive at 9:00 and start a warm up and a Playball lesson for 45 minutes with water breaks in between. This is like a regular class at school.
We break at 10:00 for a snack, a story, some music and free-play time. They can free play on the playground or in the classroom for 15 minutes after that.
From 10:45-11:30 we do another 45 minute Playball lesson, learning a few tips on sportsmanship, team work, new vocabulary, techniques, and imagery.
From 11:30-12:00 we do a little craft to take home that day.
12:00-12:45 is lunch and free-play with the Playball equipment. I like to let the children explore, manipulate, make obstacle courses, and use what they have learned as we supervise them.
12:45-1:00 we wrap up with a final game or two, sporty stamps, and the Playball cheer!
Corner of Erkwood & Kanuga, Hendersonville, North Carolina 28739
Bring a basket and let the kids collect eggs!! We can’t wait to see everyone!!! We will have sectioned off area for ages 2 and under