Dinosaur-themed eggs will cover the Morgan Falls Overlook Park lawn on Saturday, March 16, for children with physical and developmental disabilities to enjoy in the fourth annual Dino Egg Hunt.
The annual dinosaur-themed egg hunt is designed to create an opportunity for children with disabilities to have an inclusive experience with their families, according to a press release from the city of Sandy Springs.
Kids will get to dig for real fossils and take home three of their favorites that they find.
An assortment of dinosaur statues will be erected in the dino play yard, ranging from several of 2-foot baby dinos to “Flower,” an 8-foot-long dino. A meet and greet will be held with a life-size “prehistoric” guest.
Registration is limited and based on the family member with a disability age. Families should arrive at the park at 200 Morgan Falls Road 15 minutes in advance of their timeslot. Contact Jane Jarrett at [email protected] for accommodation requests.
Find more information and register children for the Dino Egg Hunt online.
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