Tuscaloosa Nonprofit Against Child Abuse to Host Spring Fling & Easter Egg Hunt
A Tuscaloosa nonprofit is planning its fourth annual Spring Fling and Easter Egg Hunt tomorrow in Capitol Park.
Our friends at Child Abuse Prevention Services state their mission right in the name - they aim to create a safe environment free of a abuse for every child in Tuscaloosa County.
Tomorrow, on a cool and cloudy Saturday morning, CAPS will set up host their yearly Spring Fling and Egg Hunt in Capitol Park in downtown Tuscaloosa at 2828 6th Street.
Executive director Lisa Maddox said the event is free and intended for children under the age of 10.
Maddox said the Spring Fling will feature arts and crafts, a variety of games, the highly anticipated egg hunt, an inflatable bouncer of some stripe and much more.
The event runs from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Saturday, which should be after the last of the rain passes through the area with temperatures forecast to climb into the upper 50s.
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