We’ve all been there. You turn 12, and becoming a preteen comes with all sorts of changes. You’re not little anymore, not quite a teen. You’re stuck in the limbo where holidays like Halloween and Easter change. Don’t fret, though, because there’s a solution: teen easter egg hunts—because bunny ears are ageless.
Community centers and parks are holding these nighttime twists on tradition around the Seattle area. Search for bunny swag in the dark with a flashlight like some sort of passover pirate. (No flashlight? Put your iPhone flashlight to work and search for those eggs.)
Many of the events are free and also include games or after-parties.
Teen Flashlight Egg Hunt @ Jefferson Community Center
📅 Friday, March 29th
⏰ 8–8:30 pm
📍 3801 Beacon Ave S, Seattle
🎟 Free
👨👨👧👦 Ages 12–17
👀 More info here
Teen Glow Hunt @ Magnuson Community Center
📅 Friday, March 29th
⏰ 8–10 pm
📍 7110 62nd Ave NE, Seattle
🎟 Free
👨👨👧👦 Ages 12–17
👀 More info here
Teen Flashlight Egg Hunt @ Gig Harbor Sehmel Homestead Park
📅 Friday, March 29th
⏰ 7–9 pm
📍 10123 78th Ave NW, Gig Harbor
🎟 Donations accepted
👨👨👧👦 Ages 12–17
🎉 After party with DJ, games, and treats
👀 More info here
Middle School Flashlight Egg Hunt @ Issaquah Village Green Park
📅 Friday, March 22nd
⏰ 7–9 pm
📍 2550 Northeast Park Drive, Issaquah
🎟 $10
👨👨👧👦 Current middle school students only (ID required)
🥚 Over 1,000 eggs + 20 golden eggs w/ prizes
👀 More info here
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