Amite River Christmas on the Bayou, a non-profit organization in Maurepas, held its first annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday, March 24.
Layla Robinson, 5, runs across a field to get to an Easter egg during the American Legion's Easter Egg Hunt in Maurepas on Saturday, March 24.
The Easter Bunny hands Trista Lambert, 3, an egg during the American Legion's Easter Egg Hunt in Maurepas on Saturday, March 24.
Chloe Duhe, 6, looks through dry grass while searching for Easter eggs during the American Legion's Easter Egg Hunt in Maurepas on Saturday, March 24.
Two girls check their baskets to count how many Easter eggs they’ve collected.
Seven-year-old Dixie Leader laughs in excitement after discovering the golden egg.
Something catches the attention of both Jayme Neuschafer, left, and Tristan Acosta, both 10, as they scan the ground for Easter eggs.
Holding a purple basket in her left hand, a girl searches along a fence for Easter eggs.
Brogyn Marchand, 3, runs to catch up to her chaperone during the American Legion's Easter Egg Hunt in Maurepas on Saturday, March 24.
Hanna Nguyen, 3, picks up an Easter egg during the American Legion's Easter Egg Hunt in Maurepas on Saturday, March 24.
Trista Lambert, 3, holds her bucket of eggs as she looks around for more loot during the American Legion's Easter Egg Hunt in Maurepas on Saturday, March 24.
Damien Reine crouches as he runs through the grass in search of Easter eggs.
Paige Vicknair, 11, bends down to look for Easter eggs.
Jay Cannon, 10, left, and Tucker Fleniken, 7, hunt for Easter eggs.
Savanah Newschafer, 6, searches for Easter eggs in a field during the American Legion's Easter Egg Hunt in Maurepas on Saturday, March 24.
Izabella Lambert (right), 5, looks across a field as she runs during the American Legion's Easter Egg Hunt in Maurepas on Saturday, March 24.
Izabella Lambert (left), 5, and Layla Robinson, 5, walk together while searching for eggs during the American Legion's Easter Egg Hunt in Maurepas on Saturday, March 24.
Randy Posey, president of the Amite River Christmas on the Bayou organization, right, welcomes guests to the non-profit’s first annual Easter egg hunt. His grandson, 18-year-old Kade Duplessis, stands to his left dressed as the Easter bunny.
Eleven-year-old Skyler Fontenot, left, celebrates after finding the golden Easter egg.
Skyla Lewis of Maurepas, 7, looks around a tree for Easter eggs.
Pictured are the winners of Amite River Christmas on the Bayou’s first annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday, March 24.
