Parks and Rec ‘Easter Eggspress’ is holiday success

On Wednesday, March 31, the Fort Atkinson Parks and Recreation Department hosted “Easter Eggspress,” a drive-through event at Ralph Park from 3 to 5 p.m. The event was held in place of the usual Easter egg hunt due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

For $5 each, families could pick up a kit that included 10 filled eggs, Easter crafts, puzzles and games. Then, the Easter Bunny hopped up to their vehicle for a photo to be posted online. 

Makayla Thoma, Parks and Recreation Department administrative assistant and program director, distributed the kits alongside Brooke Franseen, department director, while Brett Ketterman, department youth director, snapped photos, respectively. 

Ketterman said they had 300 kits ready, with an extra 75 stuffed plastic eggs on hand in case they ran out.

 

Brett Ketterman, Parks and Recreation Department youth director, snaps photos of event-goers visiting with the Easter Bunny. 

Makayla Thoma, Parks and Recreation Department administrative assistant, prepares Easter bags for drive-through guests. 

Mary Brennell of Fort Atkinson greets the Easter Bunny.  

Makayla Thoma, Parks and Recreation Department administrative assistant, from left, and Brooke Franseen, department director, deliver Easter bags to eager drive-through guests. 

Chris Spangler photos. 

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