Kids could see hundreds of eggs ahead of them! —Dena Porter
Kids could barely wait for the hunt to begin!
Kids could see hundreds of eggs ahead of them!
Hannah Burbidge welcomed the families to the egg hunt.
Three year old Maya showed off the egg she’d found.
Daisy Leal showed off her eggs at the hunt.
Finley (left), Ila, Vida, Vera and Maya played together nicely after the hunt!
Sixteen month old Liam Diamond had a great time at the egg hunt!
Jessica Harkins helped Neko Brinkley collect eggs at the hunt.
The Gothard family had a great time at the egg hunt at West Tisbury Library.
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Selene Campbell shared her eggs with joy!
This was Julia’s first egg hunt and she was all smiles!
Eighteen month old Paloma Broscheit enjoyed picking up her eggs!
Kids found eggs hiding in the library’s backyard.
Kids scurried to get as many eggs as possible.
Kids could see hundreds of eggs ahead of them!

As the Island returns to spring, Vineyard children darted across the West Tisbury Public Library lawn in search of sweets enclosed in plastic eggs. 

Ahead of Easter, the library held its annual egg hunt on Saturday, one of several that take place in late March and early April. It was free and open to the public and finished as quickly as it started.

While the weather hasn’t fully warmed up yet, the Island has seen several signs of spring beyond the egg hunt, from the first cries of the pinkletinks to the opening of Dairy Queen.