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An Easter Egg Hunt is taking place in Emo Court this Sunday, April 9.
The event, which is limited to 500 children, was announced on the Emo Court and Parklands social media pages.
Emo Court and Parklands is an extremely popular destination for families and tourists and a popular location for previous egg hunts.
“CaToCa fine food & Giftware announced the return of Emo Court's free Easter Egg Hunt on Easter Sunday from 10am - 5.00pm,” they said.
“Show your receipt for any purchase in the tearooms between 31st March and 9th April to receive a treasure hunt map, collect clues and return to find the treasures of a chocolate egg per child (under 12 years old) 500 limit on eggs. Happy Easter,” they stated.
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