Chelmsford’s Easter Sunday Bunny Hunt

Chelmsford’s Easter Sunday Bunny Hunt

Hop along to Central Park this Easter to raise money for Charity

For the 15th year, Chelmsford Ladies Circle invites families to hop along Chelmsford’s annual Easter Bunny Hunt on Sunday 16th April in Central Park. Bunny Hunters search for the 15-year-old wooden bunnies, each named after a different famous rabbit, to earn their chocolatey prize.

The event starts at 11am and entry closes at 1pm, although prize collection will continue until 2pm. Tickets cost £3.50 in advance from the website (www.chelmsfordladiescircle.co.uk) or £4.50 on the day.



The event is in aid of the club’s charity of the year The Ark Centre in Springfield, Chelmsford, a therapy centre for children with Autism and social and communication difficulties.

The event was held for 13 years at Hylands House before moving to Central Park last year, where a successful day, despite high winds, encouraged the club to return to the same venue for 2017.

Feedback on the group’s facebook event last year included the following comments:

Donna Webb It was eggcellent fun. Thoroughly enjoyed all the eggcitement. Loved the eggstra special large bunny!
Kate Carson We had a lovely time, despite the rain! Thank you so much for catering for my sons dietary requirements as well - he loved his egg and rushed off to show it to your Easter Bunny Mascot!

Thank you again x

Elana Kreetzer Thank you for a great event my daughter had a fantastic time.



The event is organised by Chelmsford Ladies Circle, which is a club for women aged 18-45. It is part of the international Ladies Circle, which form a massive social network with a social conscience, focusing on fun, friendship and fundraising. The club has a packed diary of both social and charitable events, including creative evenings, adventurous challenges and volunteering for local charities. Find out more at www.chelmsfordladiescircle.co.uk

ABOUT LADIES CIRCLE

Ladies’ Circle is a national organisation for women aged 18-45, consisting of over 130 clubs nationwide, as well as international clubs across the world in 34 countries. It is a social organisation — the social network with a social conscience — making friends and raising money for charities locally, nationally and internationally.

Ladies’ Circle and their male counterparts Round Table are both national organisations for women/men aged 18-45 years. Websites: www.ladiescircle.co.uk and www.roundtable.co.uk.
After the age of 45, members move on to Tangent and 41 Club. Website: www.tangent-clubs.org and www.41club.org.

PRESS CONTACT

Juliet Townsend 07984 794004 chelmsfordcircle@hotmail.com

PHOTO CREDIT Bunny Hunt 2016 Photos: Jo McLaughlin

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