Zucchini Pie

So we have this garden. Some things are happy, others not so much. Zucchini seems to be one of the happier plants. Tomatoes have had better years {insert sigh — I love homegrown tomatoes}. Thank goodness for Farmers Markets and now Farmer Gene’s Farmstand! I saw this recipe and decided to make it. Sort of icon wink Zucchini Pie It’s Zucchini Pie from Whole Living Magazine.

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Here is their version:

Ingredients

  • 2 teaspoons olive oil
  • 1 pound (about 2 or 3) green zucchini, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
  • 4 scallions, thinly sliced
  • 4 cloves garlic, minced
  • 1 teaspoon dried marjoram
  • 1 teaspoon coarse salt
  • 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
  • 1 pound (about 2 or 3) yellow zucchini, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
  • 1/2 cup freshly chopped dill
  • 1/4 cup freshly chopped flat-leaf parsley
  • 5 large eggs plus 5 large egg whites, lightly beaten
  • 1 tomato, thinly sliced
  • 2 ounces low-fat feta cheese, crumbled

Directions

  1. Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Heat 1 teaspoon olive oil in a large skillet set over medium heat. Add green zucchini, half the scallions, half the garlic, A teaspoon marjoram, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper; cook, stirring frequently, until zucchini has softened and is beginning to brown, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat; transfer to a large bowl; set aside.
  2. Rinse skillet; repeat process with yellow zucchini and remaining teaspoon olive oil, scallions, garlic, 1/2 teaspoon marjoram, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Transfer to bowl with cooked green zucchini; let sit until cooled. Drain and discard any liquid.
  3. Add dill, parsley, and eggs to zucchini; stir to combine. Pour into a 9 1/2-inch round, deep baking dish. Cover with tomato; sprinkle with feta. Bake until set, about 1 hour. Serve hot or at room temperature.

And mine which is like the above but I added the pre-made crust and took out a few other ingredients. It was served up with a side of fresh strawberries after a busy night of soccer practice. It seemed to be a success!! I also made it the day before and just warmed it up before dinner last night.

Ingredients

  • 1 pre-made pie crust
  • 1 Tbsp olive oil
  • 1 small thinly sliced zucchini
  • 1 large sliced tomato
  • 5 eggs, beaten
  • 1/2 container Feta cheese
  • 2 Tbsp fresh chopped dill
  • 1 teaspoon kosher salt
  • 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper

Directions

  1. Preheat oven to 325°F.
  2. Saute zucchini in pan with olive oil, a pinch of salt and some pepper. Do both sides until starting to brown.
  3. Layer in the bottom of the pie crust.
  4. Layer tomato slices.
  5. Whisk eggs, dill and rest of salt & pepper. Poor over zucchini.
  6. Sprinkle with Feta cheese.
  7. Bake for approx 1 hour.

Do you have a garden? If you are looking for fresh produce and it doesn’t grow in abundance in your backyard, check out this past post on local Farmers Markets. Click here to find more information.

How to Save Money at Target

I am not a coupon queen. Do I want to be? Well maybe just a little icon wink How to Save Money at Target I do get excited when I save $$ and find deals. I am also very aware of watching what I buy and one of the most common comments out of my mouth when shopping with my kids {you know, when they are asking for every snack food ever invented?}, “If it’s not on sale, then I am not buying it”. I don’t really cut coupons but on occasion, I will utilize the store coupons given to me at checkout time.

Target — Oh how I adore Target. Whats not to love? It’s pretty much a one stop shop. I can get everything for my kids, cute clothes for me, toiletries and even food at Target. Recently my brother sent me this article on How to Save at Target. I think I have it pretty close to figured out but there were some tips that were new to me! First of all, I have to plug the Target Red Card. I do not use credit cards. Cash only is our motto these days but … you can get a Debit Red Card. You wonder what the perk is? Well let me tell you, you save 5% on each purchase. Instant savings people! Also, you can link the card to your kids school and then they get a kick back as well. Easy money. Free money. Yes, I said FREE $$!

A few more ways to save at Target:

  • Watch for sales, most stores run their sales adds from Sunday – Saturday but sales can change from regions and even stores within the same area (I did not know this!)
  • Watch for the free gift card deals. Sometimes you will get a $5 gift card for buying 2 or 3 of one particular brand or item. Might be worth the stock up! You know, on those really fun purchases like cat litter and dish soap. icon wink How to Save Money at Target
  • Target also offers on-line coupons with no limit to how many you use in one purchase {again — one can never have quite enough laundry soap, right?}. Tip: if you don’t want to print them from home cause you want to actually save your printer ink, you can print them AT TARGET. Yep, right from those lovely machines that do all of the gift registry business. Nifty! How about mobile coupons right to your phone? Click here to find out how this works.
  • There are also markdowns that occur every two weeks. This continues until items are gone and sales can go on until the item is 75% off. I will tell you that most of the good stuff sells FAST even with a 30% reduction so if you really like an item, go for it as soon as the sale hits.  Be sure to check end caps for sales items. This is also a great time to stock up on toys. That way you always have a gift on hand for last minute birthdays, etc.
  • Reusable bags — you get 5 cents for every bag you bring in. Every penny counts icon wink How to Save Money at Target

So there you have it, a few extra ways to save at Target. How do you save money when you shop?

If you do happen to be interested in couponing {which seems to be quite the trend!} then click here to find the top 5 places to grab coupons.

The Help

Once upon a time, I did not have time to read books. I was so busy being a new mama. Savoring the time with my sweet babies, keeping house and trying to get plenty some of that stuff called sleep. A few years into the whole mama thing, I decided I needed to pick up a book. I love to read. I also get 100% pulled into a good book and not much else gets done. So I spread out my love of reading. So that my family still loves me. The past few books I have read have come out as movies shortly after. It’s one of those things that challenge me. I like to read a book before the movie so I can see how they differ. I personally love the details in books that often times get edited out of the movie.

I recently read, The Help by Kathryn Stockett. It was a story well told. Not based on a true story but pulled from the history of time gone by. I am and always have been a very open minded girl. Race, age and origin have no meaning to me. People are who they are. People are mean, people are kind, people are exactly who they are and what they look like has no relevance to me. This being said, a time where people actually had colored help blows my mind. The concept of colored people having separate bathrooms but raising white babies? I can not fathom this type of existence. I think I would have very much been like Skeeter. Skeeter is the author of the story in the book. The one who told the story. She befriends The Help and so goes the story. I think what I loved about the book is the characters and their stories. As I have mentioned before, I love hearing peoples stories.  The Help was great as a novel and also as a movie. It felt as though the characters truly matched those that were in the book. This does not always happen when books transition onto the big screen.

Also, did you know that The Help was turned down 60 times before finally being published? Kathryn Stockett was a very determined woman. I am thankful for that because I think she wrote a fabulous book and told a great story.

Have you seen the movie? Thoughts?

Oh — a little tidbit, the El Dorado Hills theater offers $5 movies on Tuesday as does Palladio in Folsom. Always nice to find a deal icon smile The Help

4th of July Fun

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Are you one of those peeps that has a 4th of July tradition? Or are you one that likes to change it up every year? We typically hang out at the neighbors pool. Although last year we celebrated at Lake Almanor which was a lot of fun. I do love the small town 4th of July Parades and all of the charm that comes from them. Read on for some fun things to do in and around El Dorado County.

  • July 1st – 3rd, head on over to the Folsom Rodeo for an old fashioned rodeo followed by a fireworks show.
  • Saturday July 2nd, Cameron Park Lake, Cameron Park from 2 P.M. to 10 PM. Fun and games for the entire family. Fireworks spectacular in the evening.
  • Saturday July 2nd, El Dorado County Fairground, Placerville from 4-10 PM. Have a blast and enjoy the fireworks show, music, food and fun for all.
  • Sunday July 3rd, El Dorado Hills Towne Center, El Dorado Hills from 4-10PM. A jubilee of entertainment for the whole family ending with a fireworks program to be remembered.
  • July 3rd from 6-10pm is the Elk Grove Parks annual Independence Day Event.
  • Roseville hosts a 4th of July Parade at 10am.
  • On July 4th Carmichael will host a Gala Parade and Fireworks Show.
  • Sunrise Mall offers a carnival July 1st – 4th and a fireworks spectacular on the 4th.
  • Head on over to Rancho Cordova {Hagen Park} on July 3rd and 4th for a carnival, parade and a firework show.
  • Cal Expo will have fireworks plus music preshow by 107.9 The End. Parking is $10. Entrance time is 6pm with fireworks show starting around 9:30pm.
  • On July 4th, Old Town Auburn will host a day of fun kicking off with a firefighter pancake breakfast at 9am. Head on over to the Gold Country Fairgrounds for more fun!
  • Foresthill offers a community event from 10am-5pm at the Foresthill Community Park.

Do you have a 4th of July Tradition? However you spend your day ~ be safe and have fun!

Summer Fun

Even though yesterday was a day of rain, it was the last day of school. So today we embarked upon our first official day of Summer vacation. The sun is shining and it is a perfect 69 degrees. Totally weird weather for the end of May but I like it! The boys and I had breakfast at Karen’s Cafe {my fave for yummy pastries}. Then I dragged the poor little guys to the mall cause mama needed a new dress for a friend’s wedding. It’s OK — they got to spend a little money at the toy store. Bribes often work and are sometimes necessary icon wink Summer Fun As much as I know that summer will fly by, I also know it is important to find time fillers. Kids get bored and then mama get’s crabby dealing with bored kids. Or maybe that is just this mama. Doubtful though. In mu search of things to do this summer, I have come up with some ideas. Personally I gravitate towards the cheap or freebie ones but there are also camps that cost but might be worth the extra hours of sanity. They also might be just what the working families need to fill up the days.

Bowling, video arcades, water parks, regular parks, camping — there are so many options. Also, we are located in a prime spot {Northern California that is!}. Situated somewhere between the mountains and the beaches, day trips are a short drive away as are so many vacation destinations. Click here for State Park info.

Spend time with friends and family.

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Regal Cinemas Summer Movie Express. Once this was a free activity but now you have to pay $1 admission. Still, not too shabby for a movie! Click here for more information.

Eat ice cream.

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The Sacramento Bee has a special feature called Sac Moms Club that has a variety of information on classes, camp outs and activities for families. Click here for more information.

Make s’mores.

Sacramentokids.com offers a whole list of great ideas for kids and teens, see below or click here for the actual site:

Museums
Take your kids on a learning expedition! Sacramento’s area museums offer great fun and teach important lessons at the same time.

California State Railroad Museum* (916) 445-6645; 111 I St., Old Sacramento
Aerospace Museum of California* (916) 643-3192; 5934 Price Ave., McClellan
Discovery Science/Space Museum* (916) 575-3941; 3615 Auburn Blvd., Sac
Discovery Gold Rush Museum* (916) 264-7057; 101 I St., Old Sacramento
Crocker Art Museum (916) 808-7000; 216 O St, Sacramento
Towe Auto Museum* (916) 442-6802; 2200 Front St., Sacramento

Amusement Parks
Although Sacramento doesn’t have any large-scale amusement parks, there are an abundance of smaller parks that are great for families!

Fairytale Town (916) 489-4918; 2850 San Lorenzo Way, Carmichael
Funderland Children’s Park (916) 456-0115; 1350 17th Ave., Sacramento
Scandia Family Fun Center (916) 331-0115; 5070 Hillsdale Blvd., Sacramento
Golfland SunSplash* (916) 784-1273; 1893 Taylor Rd., Roseville

Water Parks
We have many water parks in the Sacramento area, including two full-size water slide amusement parks.

Raging Waters @ Cal Expo (916) 924-3747; 1600 Exposition Blvd., Sacramento
Golfland SunSplash (916) 784-1273; 1893 Taylor Rd., Roseville
Folsom Aquatic Center (916) 355-8318; 1200 Riley St., Folsom

Zoos
There’s nothing like going to the Zoo with your kids, and Sacramento has some great ones.

Sacramento Zoo (916) 264-5888; 3930 W Land Park Dr., Sacramento
Folsom Zoo (916) 351-3527; 403 Stafford St., Folsom
Effie Yeaw Nature Center* (916) 489-4918; 2850 San Lorenzo Way, Carmichael

Outdoor Fun
Get outside and have fun in nature with your kids. These nature areas offer great opportunities to experience nature within a short drive of the city.

Effie Yeaw Nature Center* (916) 489-4918; 2850 San Lorenzo Way, Carmichael
CSUS Aquatic Center (916) 278-2842; 1901 Hazel Ave., Gold River
Folsom Lake State Park (916) 988-0205; 7806 Folsom-Auburn Rd., Folsom
American River Bike Trail (916) 875-6961; (various access locations)
River Otter Water Taxi (916) 446-7704; (on the river at Old Sacramento)
Nimbus Fish Hatchery (916) 358-2884; 2001 Nimbus Road, Rancho Cordova

Fun for Teens
Motivating teens to get out is a little harder than younger kids, but we’ve put together a list of fun, teen-appropriate places where they can go too!

RPM Indoor Kart Racing* (916) 368-7223; 3130 Bradshaw Rd., Sacramento
Skatetown Roseville (916) 783-8550; 1009 Orlando Ave., Roseville
28th & B Skate Park* (916) 808-4066; 28th St. and B St., Sacramento
La Sierra Skate Park (916) 480-0700; 5325 Engle Rd., Carmichael
Golfland SunSplash* (916) 784-1273; 1893 Taylor Rd., Roseville
Sky High Sports (916) 853-5867; 11327 Folsom Blvd, Rancho Cordova

* I started this post last week. It looked like summer might actually be on it’s way. As I type this, there is hail and rain. The skies are dark and it feels like January! Now, I don’t have issues with January but this is June people. I am feeling restless {as are most No Ca peeps} of a very moody Mother Nature. I know, it could be much worse but still. When you are used to blue skies and heat come May, this just makes a person stir crazy.

Are you feeling summer just yet?

Well I am off to reshop for something to wear to a friends outdoor wedding this weekend. I had the cutest outfit picked out but we are now supposed to dress warm for an outside wedding that is expecting rain. At least rain on your wedding day is supposed to be good luck.

Ella Dining Room and Bar — Delish!

We have been trying to get together for dinner with some friends for awhile now and finally made that happen last week. We ventured out of EDH and into the great big world {ha ha} of Sacramento.  Once upon a time, that is where we lived. There are so many options for dining out. We have grown up here in the hills but we still have limited choices. My friend chose the spot after many recommendations of what is good on Facebook {when all else fails, ask your FB friends — many great suggestions come via FB}. We decided on Ella Dining Room & Bar located in downtown Sacramento. It was a splurge with appetizers, drinks and a wonderful meal. Sometimes you just have to have one those nights. I had a Wild Boar Ravioli which was to die for. YUM! The feel was upscale yet casual. The ceiling was crafted of old shutters in various colors. The tables were rustic wood yet the lighting was modern. It really was a fun night out and would I go back? Oh yes I would!! Our waiter was friendly and knowledgeable and the food was hands down, AHHHHMAZING! icon smile Ella Dining Room and Bar    Delish! Big thanks to all of you that suggested it. The owners of Ella also own The Kitchen and Sellands. I adore Sellands. They have a wonderful variety of lunches and take out dinner as well as a vast selection of wine and sweet treats. It’s restaurants like these that make me want to move back to Sacramento.

PS — we also went to the Dive Bar located just up the street. I am so easily amused, I know but guess what they have there?? A mermaid! How outrageously cool/funny/wild is that?  She swims in a tank above the bar. Supposedly they  have “merman” as well but not that night. I would love to go back on a Merman night though. Ha ha ha!

How far would you venture for a good meal?

Donation Based Yoga Classes in Folsom — A Happy Heart

Just after the holidays I was feeling blue. This happens every January and I call it the post holiday let down. I am sure some of you out there have experienced the same thing! I don’t like it. My most favorite time of year just zooms on by and I am sad that it happens so fast. Too fast. I decided I wanted to try something new to pull myself out of this funk. Something for both my body and mind. For about 8 months one of my best friend’s had been going to Zuda Yoga. She was hooked and wanted me to try it. I heard what she was saying yet I was always detoured by the cost. “What if I love it like you? How can I justify the cost?” Mind you so many of us pay gym memberships that equal to a little less but still — I had quit the gym to save money. Finally in January I made a little agreement with myself {and my hubby}. To give this whole yoga thing a go for 3 months. It it truly was therapeutic, then it would be worth it. Well here I am four months later and I am hooked. I bumped into another mom today that also goes. She said the same thing, “What is it about that place?”. When you have to miss it for awhile {illness, busy life, etc} you truly feel like something is missing. Now just so you know, this is not some peaceful yoga where you do some stretching {as my hubby though when I first started!}. This is 75 minutes of Vinyasa Yoga which is done in a room that is about 90 degrees. You sweat, you twist, you might even laugh or grunt. The music is uplifting and the mood is upbeat. I am so out of my element but somehow, it all feels right. Now with all of that being said I have to do a little plug for my new found love. My dear friend, Leslie, who talked this practice up to me starting over a year ago has now went on to take Zuda teacher training and she has recently started teaching a couple of classes that are called Karma Classes. This is where you can jump on in and feel the benefits while helping someone in need. I might sound cheesy but I swear, it’s like a hug icon smile Donation Based Yoga Classes in Folsom    A Happy Heart

Here are the details: Located at Zuda Yoga in Folsom, every Monday & Wednesday from 1:15-2:30 you can take a 75 minute donation based class. It is the same as every other class on the schedule except these classes are DONATION BASED. Pay what you can afford and donations go to Zuda teacher Jessie Quinn who was diagnosed with Leukemia. So share the love and the positive karma flow.

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A few other details about the benefits of yoga:

  • Increased flexibility
  • Massaging of all body organs
  • Complete detoxification
  • Muscle toning
  • Increasing lubrication of the joints, ligaments and tendons
  • All of these are great reasons but my most favorite reason? Mood! My mind feels so much happier when I squeeze in three days of yoga a week. Rumor has it that it does wonders for depression, anxiety & stress.

I also came across this great little website {where the info above came from}. Check it out at healthandyoga.com.

“Anyone who practices can obtain success in yoga but not one who is lazy.  Constant practice alone is the secret of success.”~Svatmarama, Hatha Yoga Pradipika

Please pass this post along — spread some sunshine. Namaste.

Ways to Show LOVE to Your Children

I saw this posted on Facebook via Melanie Mauer Photography this morning. She credits a blog called Mother Huddle but it seems to be coming up as non-existent. Still — that is the origin of credit icon smile Ways to Show LOVE to Your Children I loved the list so much that I had to share. Enjoy and remember, enjoy the little moments because if there is one thing I have learned as a mama, it is how fast time flies! I am sure any of you out there would agree.

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simple ways to show your child love:

  1. Take a long nature walk together, at their pace. Let them lead the conversation.
  2. Find qualities about them that you genuinely love, and compliment them in front of others.
  3. Frame a photo of the two of you, and display it in their room.
  4. Put a few Hershey’s Hugs in one of their coat pockets, and Kisses in the other.
  5. Play a game with them.
  6. Send them a handmade card in the mail with a coupon to go get ice cream with you.
  7. Using blankets and chairs, or a card table, build a clubhouse together and have a picnic inside.
  8. Tuck an encouraging note inside their lunchbox.
  9. Give them your full attention.
  10. Tell them some of the ways they make you happy.
  11. Make them laugh.
  12. Make their favorite treat to welcome them home from school.
  13. Show them your joy when they arrive.
  14. Listen, and let them make their own decisions whenever possible.
  15. Make them a coupon book filled with things they’d enjoy doing, or things they’d like to get out of doing.
  16. Take a day off from everything: work, household duties, technology, etc. and focus entirely on them.
  17. Write them a poem using the initials of their name.
  18. Decorate their room for no reason.
  19. Make home a fun place to be.
  20. Go to the store and let them pick out all the ingredients to make banana splits. Make and eat them together.
  21. Wrap up in a warm blanket together and take turns making up stories to tell each other.
  22. Make a list of things you love about them and put it on their pillow before bedtime.

What would you add to this list?

IKEA Shopping

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Today I made a trek to West Sacramento. I was feeling the IKEA shopping bug. It happens about once a year. Mostly I was searching for curtains. I settled on a pair for my dining room for the total cost of $25.00. That included a set and sheers for the middle. What a steal! The best part? They actually come long enough without a) breaking the bank and b) I don’t have to buy them on-line or special order. Plus they are easy to hem myself with that awesome iron hem stuff. So I am happy. I plan to do the master bedroom next. With four windows this can get pricey but I can now do it on a great budget. Thank you IKEA. Plus, it’s just fun to walk around and feel inspired. Without kids icon smile IKEA Shopping

Are you an IKEA shopper?

Easter Egg Hunts — El Dorado County and beyond

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Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Read on for the 411 on local Easter Egg Hunts.

Saturday, April 23rd

El Dorado Hills

For Serrano El Dorado residents only (yes, I called to verify — family members are allowed though)
Please call 916-941-7020 or 916-939-4060 to RSVP
Time-line of events:

  • 9:30 — activities
  • 10:00 — refreshments
  • 10:30 sharp — Easter Egg Hunt

El Dorado Hills Easter Egg Hunt at CSD Park will run from 9-10:30 with bounce houses, arts & crafts, a visit from the Easter Bunny and more. Click here for more details.

Cameron Park

Cameron Park Community Services District hosts an egg hunt at 10 a.m. at Rasmussen Park, on Mira Loma Drive, east of Cameron Park Drive. Click here for details.

Elk Grove

Cosumnes Community Services District hosts an Egg Scramble, from 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. at Elk Grove Regional Park Pavilion, 9950 Elk Grove-Florin Road. Tickets for the egg scramble are 50 cents. Breakfast will be served from 8-11 a.m. and costs $5 for adults and children 2 and over. Children under 2 eat free with a paying adult. Click here for more details.

The Fallbrook Easter Egg Hunt is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. It will be held in the Elk Grove Elementary Field on Crowell Drive, Elk Grove. For more details you can click here.

Fair Oaks

Fair Oaks Recreation and Park District sponsors Easter Eggstravaganza 2011 from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. at Fair Oaks Park, 11549 Fair Oaks Blvd. This an action packed and fun filled event. For more details, please click here.

Lotus

Coloma-Lotus Chamber of Commerce sponsors an Easter egg hunt and picnic at noon at Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park, 310 Back St. Bring a picnic lunch to the meadow behind Back Street.

Placerville

Placerville Kiwanis Club sponsors an egg hunt at Lions Park, 3633 Cedar Ravine Road, at Country Club Drive. The egg hunt is at 10 a.m. for ages 3-6 and at 11 a.m. for children 7-10. Click here for more details.

Roseville

Woodcreek Golf Club is hosting a breakfast and egg hunt. Click here for more details.

Active 20-30 Club of Greater Roseville is having a free Easter Egg Hunt. The Easter Bunny will be making a special appearance! Click here for details.

Rancho Cordova

Cordova Recreation and Park District sponsors a Spring Extravaganza which includes an egg hunt at 10 a.m. at Hagan Community Park, 2197 Chase Drive. A pancake breakfast is from 8-10 a.m. and costs $5 for adults and $3 for children and seniors. Please click here for more details.

Sun River Church sponsors an egg hunt from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at 11223 Trinity River Drive.

Sacramento

An egg hunt will be held at 11 a.m. at Southside Park, 6th and T streets. Includes games, music, face painting and more.

The East Sacramento Midtown Kiwanis Club sponsors the 24th annual pancake breakfast and Easter Egg Hunt at McKinley Park, 601 Alhambra Ave. Breakfast is 7:30-11:30 a.m. and costs $5 for adults and $3 for kids. The egg hunt is from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Ages 0-1 is at 9:30 a.m., ages 1-2 is at 9:45 a.m.; ages 3-4 is at 10 a.m., ages 5-6 is at 10:15 a.m.; ages 7-8 is at 10:30 a.m.; ages 9-10 is at 10:45 a.m.

Fairytale Town holds an egg hunt at noon, 1 and 2 p.m. at 3901 Land Park Drive. Entry fee is is $4.50 for ages 2 and up. This event  actually runs both days. Click here for details.

The Curtis Park neighborhood hosts a Spring Egg Hunt and Pajama Parade at Sierra 2 Center, 2791 24th St. The free event includes a Pajama Parade, 9:30 a.m.; photos with the Easter Bunny and bag decorating, 10 a.m.; and egg hunt, 10:30 a.m. The egg hunt is divided into two age groups (0-3 and 4-12). Photos are 5×7 and cost $5 (cash only please).

All children are welcome to join the Easter Egg Hunt in Capitol Park, across from Westminster Presbyterian, 1300 N St. Bring a basket or other container to gather eggs. Festivities start at 11 a.m., and the egg hunt starts at 11:30 a.m. Click here for more details.

Auburn

The Newcastle Lions Club is hosting an Easter Egg Hunt at Home on the Range at 10am sharp. Click here for more details.

The Auburn 20-30 Club is hosting an event at the Placer County Fairgrounds at noon. Please click here for more details.

Sunday April 24th

Head on over to Amador Flower Farm and Hunt for Easter Eggs in the daylilies on Sunday, April 24th at 1pm!

This is a whole lot of activities and eggs to be found icon smile Easter Egg Hunts    El Dorado County and beyond Enjoy your Easter weekend, whatever that means for you.