The Bowling Green Parks and Recreation Department has announced the return of the Adult Egg Scramble. This event has all the fun of a traditional egg hunt but is tailored for adults.
Previously held at Simpson Garden Park, this event will now occur at the Bowling Green Community Center on Saturday, April 23, at 8:30 p.m. Adults 18 and older are invited to bring a basket or bag, a flashlight and join in the after-dark egg hunt.
Eggs will be filled with prizes like cash, candy, raffle tickets, and sponsored prizes from local businesses.
The cost to participate is $16 for residents and $20 for non-residents.
Registration is now open, and spaces are limited this year, so to ensure your spot in this event, register early at https://bit.ly/BGwebtrac or the Bowling Green Community Center at 1245 W. Newton Road. For questions or more information, call 419-354-6223.
If you own or manage a business and are interested in donating prizes for the event, contact Ivan Kovacevic at ivan@bgohio.org.
Sponsors include:
- $200 in cash prizes hidden in Golden Eggs donated by the Bowling Green Parks & Recreation Foundation.
- Gift certificates for Community Center passes and MindBody Group Fitness Classes, candy and various items donated by Bowling Green Parks & Recreation Department.
Silver egg sponsors ($200-plus in donations) include:
- Group tickets to BGSU Women’s Basketball, BGSU Men’s Basketball, BGSU Hockey, and BGSU Football donated by Falcon Sports Properties.
- Gift cards donated by Kabob It.
- Gift certificates for products and services donated by A Cut Above Salon.
- Gift certificates and passes donated by the Wood County Museum.
- Gift cards donated by Pisanello’s Pizza.
- Gift Cards donated by Biggby Coffee.
Bronze egg sponsors ($50 to $199 in donations) include:
- One-year family membership donated by the Toledo Zoo and Aquarium.
- Tools donated by Home Depot.
- Discount cards donated by Rapid Fire Pizza in Bowling Green.
- Coupons for free appetizers from Bar Louie in Perrysburg.
- Gift cards donated by Walmart
- Fricker’s Bucks donated by Fricker’s in Bowling Green.
