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Charles City Today
By the People, for the People
Charles City Public Library Hosts Easter Egg Hunts
Three egg hunts held at the library ahead of the holiday
Mar. 27, 2026 at 12:03am
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The Charles City Public Library in Iowa hosted a series of Easter egg hunts in the days leading up to the holiday. The events, which started on March 24, involved kids making Tootsie Pop bunnies before searching the library for 582 candy-filled eggs hidden among the bookshelves.
Why it matters
The egg hunts were a way for the library to engage the local community, especially families with young children, in the spirit of the Easter holiday. Libraries often host such seasonal events to draw patrons and showcase their role as a community hub.
The details
The library's "Get Messy" program on March 24 kicked off the egg hunt festivities, with kids first making Tootsie Pop bunnies before searching the library for the 582 hidden, candy-filled eggs. The library described the scene as "crazy" as the children scurried around looking for the eggs.
- The egg hunts started on March 24, 2026.
- The main egg hunt took place on the days leading up to Easter Sunday.
The players
Charles City Public Library
A public library located in Charles City, Iowa that hosted a series of Easter egg hunts for local families.
The takeaway
The Charles City Public Library's Easter egg hunt events demonstrate how libraries can serve as community hubs, bringing families together for seasonal celebrations and activities.
