Easter EggStravaganza in Cambridge

Aletheia Church hosted the 3rd Annual Cambridge Community Easter EggStravaganza on March 30. Hundreds of children and their parents gathered at Cambridge Common Park to hunt for Easter eggs, play games, and enjoy the beautiful weather.

Alexandra, 5, and Joshua, 8, showed off their face paintings at the Easter EggStravaganza.

Noah Awad, 22 months, posed for pictures with the Easter Bunny. Parents Kate and Karim said this was Noah’s first time sitting independently with the Easter Bunny.

Volunteers spread over 10,000 eggs on the common grounds for children to gather.

Children dashed to get to the eggs and the candy hidden inside.

Children spread out on the commons to get to the colorful eggs.

Parents helped the toddlers gather eggs and put them in their baskets.

Malaya Gaerlan, 7, sat while volunteers painted a bunny face. She said the bounce house was her favorite part of the festival, but that she was most excited for the egg hunt.

Children grasped their Easter baskets, waiting for the egg hunt to begin.

The bounce house was a favorite destination for the children at the EggStravaganza.

Children tried to wrestle the blow-up figures to the ground

Children placed chips in the giant Connect Four lawn game.

These girls raced to see who could blow up and pop their balloon first.

Parents helped their children shoot baskets.

Children tried to toss the ring onto the pirate.

Connor Dietz, 4, played building blocks with his father, Matt, and one of the volunteers.

Adam Mabry of Aletheia Church wished a “Happy Easter’’ to the audience.