FUN in Kimball! It's an Easter Egg Hunt... for WINE!

This sounds like so much fun!

It's Easter season... Easter is on April 20th, but on the 19th, there is some fun for the adults. Normally all we generally see is a ton of fun Easter Egg hunts for kids. Events for kids, candy and other Easter treats all over... for kids. And that is totally fine. It's fun to watch the kids hunt for Easter eggs and other treats, but sometimes it would be nice to have some fun too.

Millner Heritage Winery Facebook page

Millner Heritage Winery is having an egg hunt... with WINE! This sounds like so much fun. The event is taking place the day before Easter, on the 19th. This is the second year that they are doing this, so obviously last year was a success. Now, we just need Mother Nature to give us a break on this Winter-ish weather we have been having lately.

The Winery set up a Facebook event with all of the details

Date: Saturday, April 19th, 2025
Time: The hunt begins at 1:00 PM sharp!
Location: Millner Heritage Vineyard & Winery
What’s in store?
Over 200 hidden eggs filled with wine-themed prizes, including:
Grand Prize: An entire case of wine (1 lucky egg!)
Wine bottles, glasses of wine, tastings, discounts, exclusive merch, and 250 eggs filled with candy & small toys for kids!

So. there is really something for everyone with this event. They are also including some live music that starts at 1pm and will go until 4pm.

Of course, there are rules!

Rules & Details:
Each participant can collect up to 5 eggs—choose wisely!
Prize odds: The more eggs you find, the better your chances of winning big!
Hunt areas: Our beautiful courtyard & vineyard grounds (a map will be provided)

Admission is FREE! So now we just need to hope and pray for some weather that is conducive to a Spring outdoor activity.

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