Friday, March 22, 2013

It's Almost Spring Break!!

The kids are rejoicing, and you are wondering what to do.

The Spring Break page has been updated and there are TONS of events happening that are on the Calendar of Events page as well.

Don't forget that the Spring Break page includes an Easter Egg Hunt guide.  It certainly isn't all of the hunts in the area, but in is the yearly hunts that are very organized and popular.

And if none of those events are just what you are looking for, don't forget that the Anytime Ideas, and Ongoing Events pages always have ideas for everyday.

Monday, March 18, 2013

Vancouver on Saturday? 10,000 Easter Egg Hunt.

10,000 Easter Egg Hunt + Dozens of Golden Eggs
 
11:00am until 2:00pm

Date and time: Saturday, March 23 @11am
Location: Playspace
Who: Kids 0 - 12
What: 10,000 candy eggs, crafts, prizes, entertainment, giveaways AND more!
Cost: FREE community event!

Hop to the Westfield Vancouver Mall for a 10,000 Easter egg hunt full of candy, prizes, and dozens of golden eggs with up to $100 Westfield Gift Cards. There will also be crafts, games, and pictures with the Easter Bunny. Kids will also have decorate plastic eggs, dye real eggs and make their own bunny ears they can wear home.


Wednesday, March 13, 2013

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz!


We went and saw this movie this weekend and it is AMAZING!!!  You have to see it in 3D, that means you can't wait to watch it on DVD.  If you don't want to pay the crazy prices, remember that the Milwaukie Cinemas has a 3D projector and will probably be showing it for $4 in the next few months. 

mom.me has a great review of the movie.  I did think that it could be a little scary for younger kids, but nothing crazy.  Things flying at you is part of the 3D experience, and they do it great in this film! You actually will do some jumping and dodging.  If your little ones don't get too easily scared, I think it would still be good for them.  The action keeps going and the movie is entertaining the entire time!

What did you think of it?

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Alpenrose Egg Hunt Fifty-One derful Years!

A press release from Alpenrose Dairy.............



ALPENROSE DAIRY—the Hunt is BACK on, rain or shine!


PORTLAND OR – Last year Alpenrose Dairy Easter Egg Hunt got rained out for the FIRST time in 50 years, but the Annual Easter Egg Hunt is back on for the 51st year which will take place March 30th the Saturday before Easter.


What can you anticipate? Excitement is a definite as well as a colossal amount of prizes for the kids and let’s not forget…an appearance by the world famous Easter Bunny.


This free event is hosted by Alpenrose on the pastoral setting of the 97-year old dairy and has become a special treat and tradition for families and their kids since 1962. The vast amount of acreage at the dairy makes it an idyllic setting for the hunt and families often make this an entire day event by packing a picnic lunch.


The day’s egg-citement begins at 10:30 AM for kids ages 3-5 as they hunt for chocolate eggs, toys and other fun treats. The hunt for kids ages 6-8 will begin at 12:00 PM. The Grand Prize for kids will be 14 six-foot Easter bunnies. Children often end up with a bevy of treasures from the hunt.


“Hosting the Easter Egg Hunt is a real thrill for us and given the fact that we had to cancel due to the rains last year this years hunt is even more special to all of us at Alpenrose,” stated Alpenrose President, Carl Cadonau Jr. “It celebrates 51 years of what Alpenrose loves most, giving back to the community. It’s great to see how our event has become such a great family tradition here in Portland and we look forward to all the kids coming out and filling their baskets.”


Alpenrose officials are encouraging egg-hunters to arrive early since parking is limited. Alpenrose Dairy is located at 6149 SW Shattuck Road in Portland.


About Alpenrose Dairy

Alpenrose Dairy has been family owned and operated since 1916. For over 97 years, the Cadonau family has been committed to bringing customers the finest milk nature can provide. Dairy products get to the market the same day they left the farm and products have no added rBST hormones and lower homogenized temperatures to keep natural vitamins and minerals intact. Alpenrose is committed to sustainable agriculture and bringing fresh, wholesome products to their customers.