2019 Pancake Breakfast and Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, April 6, 2019
Location: Avon Isle — 37080 Detroit Road, Avon
Breakfast and Egg Hunt:
Each breakfast seating will have its own egg hunt! Kids will be able to visit with the Easter Bunny while mom and dad take pictures!
1st Seating Breakfast: 8:30 AM
1st Seating Easter Egg Hunt: 9:30 AM
(Egg Hunt for Children Ages 2-8)
2nd Seating Breakfast: 10:30 AM
2nd Seating Easter Egg Hunt: 11:30 AM
(Egg Hunt for Children Ages 2-8)
TICKET PRICES:
$10.00 - Adult / Child 9+
$ 5.00 - Child 2-8
Child Under 2 FREE
Check back soon for exact date 2019 tickets will be available for purchase.
Purchase tickets at:
State Farm - Marci Barrett Insurance Agent
35682 Detroit Road #2
Avon, Ohio
(440) 937-4040
**Cash or Check Only**
Download Flyer
The proceeds of this event are used to purchase flowers for the 24 cement planters FCF installed along Detroit Road in Avon's historic French Creek District and hanging floral baskets for the poles.
COLORING CONTEST
Kids up to age 8 can participate in the contest. Download the coloring sheet. Drop it off at the location specified at the bottom of the form by
Wednesday, March 28th for your chance to win valuable prizes! Please be sure to include the child's name and age, as well as the parent's name and phone number. One entry per child.
Download Coloring Contest Form
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Interested in becoming a sponsor for this event? Download and return the Sponsorship Form by
February 23, 2018, to be included on all marketing materials for this event.
This event is made possible through the generosity of the following sponsors.
THANK YOU!
Presenting Sponsors:
Event Sponsors:
Donated Goods & Services:
The first annual Pancake Breakfast and Easter Egg Hunt was held on April 9, 2011 with over 200 people attending the event. Mayor Jim Smith officially started the egg hunt.
Due to the popularity of this event, since 2012 two breakfast seatings have been offered each year.
The proceeds of this annual event are used to purchase hanging floral baskets and plant flowers in the 15 cement planters (installed along Detroit Road in 2014 to commemorate Avon's bicentenial), and the additional 9 planters (installed in the eastern end of the district in 2017), which enhance the beauty of Avon's downtown area, the historic French Creek District.
Mayor Jim Smith (center) officially starts FCF's first annual egg hunt with Fran Burik (right)
Children ages 1 to 4 hunt for eggs