Community Easter Egg Hunt Saturday on Van Diest Medical Center grounds
Color run begins at 10:30 a.m.
Submitted photo<br> The children of the Trinity Lutheran Church help assemble the 4,000 eggs for the Community Easter Egg Hunt, under the watchful guidance of Kevin Bahrenfuss. Children of Asbury United Methodist Church also filled eggs for this weekend's event.
Submitted photo <br> Last year, over 500 children and family members attended the 2025 Easter Egg Hunt held at the Willson Brewer Park in Webster City. Organizers anticipate this many again this year. The 2026 Easter Egg Hunt is co-sponsored by the Van Diest Medical Center, the Willson Brewer Park and Depot Foundation and the Trinity Lutheran Church. This will be held on the grounds of the Van Diest Medical Center.
Submitted photo<br> The children of the Trinity Lutheran Church help assemble the 4,000 eggs for the Community Easter Egg Hunt, under the watchful guidance of Kevin Bahrenfuss. Children of Asbury United Methodist Church also filled eggs for this weekend's event.
Submitted photo <br> Last year, over 500 children and family members attended the 2025 Easter Egg Hunt held at the Willson Brewer Park in Webster City. Organizers anticipate this many again this year. The 2026 Easter Egg Hunt is co-sponsored by the Van Diest Medical Center, the Willson Brewer Park and Depot Foundation and the Trinity Lutheran Church. This will be held on the grounds of the Van Diest Medical Center.
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Families across Hamilton County are invited to celebrate the joy of spring at the annual Community Easter Egg Hunt, set for Saturday, March 28 at 10 a.m. sharp on the grounds of Van Diest Medical Center, 2350 Hospital Drive.
Hosted in partnership by the Van Diest Medical Center Foundation, the Willson Brewer Park Foundation Board, and Trinity Lutheran Church, this community tradition promises a morning full of fun, laughter, and family-friendly activities.
The Easter egg hunt will take place on the grounds north of the Van Diest Family Health Clinic, with separate hunts organized by age groups to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants. A sensory-friendly and adaptive hunt will also be available, welcoming children and adults with disabilities to participate in an inclusive environment.
In addition to the egg hunts, those attending can enjoy a variety of festive attractions, including:
• Live baby animals: Highland cows, bunnies, chicks, kittens, and lambs
• Face painting and balloon Easter ears
• Photo opportunities with the Easter Bunny and Tedwin, VDMC's beloved therapy dog
Food and beverages will also be available for purchase, with Travelin' Tom's Coffee, Beverly's Cookies and Berry Nice Sweet Treats onsite offering delicious treats.
At 10:30 a.m., families are invited to participate in a colorful and energetic Easter Color Run. Participants are encouraged to wear white or light-colored clothing as volunteers dust runners with vibrant powder along the route, adding an extra splash of fun to the morning's festivities.
The event is free and open to the public. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early, as the egg hunt will begin promptly at 10 a.m.
This event is made possible through the generous support of additional community partners, including:
The Cat Hut, Cera's Balloon Creations, Rupiper Farms, A Counting Parrott, KC Nielsen LTD, The Auction House/Five1Five Realty, Northstar Ag Construction, Country Twist Boutique, The Trashman, Asbury United Methodist Church, Jennita Brennan - Weichert Realtors, Miller & Clark Agency, and Addison Folcher.