- April 10, 2022
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Andie Healy, 7, danced inside a sea of bubbles during the festival.
Liam and Malakai Esparra, 10 months and 2 years old respectively, paid a visit to the Easter Bunny during the festival.
Ofri Hadanny, 2, was one of the first children who rushed to pick up some eggs during the egg hunt at the festival.
Rome Grijalva, 11 months, rocked his bunny ears while getting a hold of a couple of eggs.
Noah Mastin, 1, contemplated his options during the egg hunt.
Alice White, 1, ran around the field with her blue balloon after the egg hunt was over.
Camille Dufford, 2, examined the candies inside the eggs she collected during the hunt.
Biz and Matthew Stolz chatted with Teri Kessler after the hunt while Adelaide and Jack Stolz, 3 and 1 respectively, enjoyed some candy.
Rhianna Pent was excited as she warmed up to participate in the hula hoop competition.
Kristian Fain, Saraya White, 2, and Honesty White, 4, were excited to take a picture with the Easter Bunny after a long wait in line.
Samuel Siper, 2, played Connect 4 during the festival.
Eleanor Amato, 4, colored her own stone during the festival with an original design.
Members of the Lakeside Church Linda and Kerry Mclaren, Maria Fernandez and Heather Gonzalez served as volunteers during the festival greeting visitors.
Tom Evans was one of the volunteers who drive a golf cart during the event to provide transportation to and from the parking lot to all who needed it.
Oakland’s Celebration Among the Oaks springtime festival came back to town with some of the fan-favorite activities Saturday, April 1.
Children enjoyed a display of bubbles by a Bubble Bus that provided them a unique interactive activity as well as different egg hunts, free photos with the Easter Bunny at the gazebo and the opportunity to purchase arts and crafts from more than 40 local vendors.
The Lakeside Church hosted an egg drop at 12:30 p.m. that dropped thousands of Easter eggs from a helicopter onto VanderLey Park. Volunteers from the church welcomed visitors into the festival and also drove golf carts to and from the parking lot to provide transportation to anyone who needed it.
